I first shared information about filmmaker Ed Brown’s project, Unacceptable Levels, in April, when Ed first started spreading the news about his film. I was so excited that this film can spread the truth about the unregulated chemicals being used in our daily lives. A few facts which Unacceptable Levels reveals:
- Before you walked out your front door this morning, you likely ingested, absorbed, or inhaled more than 150 unique synthetic chemicals.
- Americans assume that chemicals used to make ordinary products are tested for safety — but they are not. This film makes it impossible for corporations and the chemical industry to hide behind the numbers.
- Health care costs in the United States are over $2 trillion, and we are on what has been described as a “toxic treadmill.”
- Globally, disease rates are on the rise, and theories abound to address the causes—yet the issues are complex and often muddied by the maneuvering of political and corporate interests.
“Unacceptable Levels explores these issues through the eyes of a father and his personal journey, as he attempts to bring these issues to light for all parents. The primary goal? To see if we can prevent disease before it happens” (UnacceptableLevels.com).
Take a look at the trailer to preview this important work:
SO HERE’S HOW YOU CAN HELP:
DONATE JUST $1 TO THE UNACCEPTABLE LEVELS CAMPAIGN
Many of my favorite green companies have donated non-toxic products to create a Grand Prize to help drive the Unacceptable Levels IndieGoGo fundraising campaign (see the complete list below).
You’ll be automatically entered to win the entire bundle of prizes when you donate $1 or more to the project anytime between October 18 and November 6, 2012. One winner will be drawn at the close of the campaign and announced on November 7, 2012. The contest is open to US residents only.
See What’s Included in the Grand Prize!
Ava Anderson Non-toxic
Gift Certificate – $250
Badger
Damascus Rose Body Oil – $27Argan Hair Oil for Dry & Damaged Hair – $19
SPF 35 Broad Spectrum Sport Sunscreen, Unscented – $16
SPF 16 Broad Spectrum Sunscreen Lotion, Aloe Vera (Unscented) – $18
Sleep Balm, travel size (0.75oz) – $6
Badger Balm, travel size (0.75oz) – $6
Headache Soother – $8
Dr. Bronner’s
Earth Mama Angel Baby
A Year’s Supply of Baby Products – $250 (includes one complete bundle, with three refills of the products)
EWS Drinking Water System
FridaBaby
FridaBaby Mat – $50 NoseFrida the Snotsucker with 2 filter packs – $21 The Windi (2 packs) – $30
Green Grandma
Honest Company
A 3 Month Supply of Diapers – $240
Kinderville (2 of each of the following)
Bigger Bites Cups blue/green – $13
Bigger Bites Cups pink/purple – $13
Divided Plates blue/green – $20
Divided Plates pink/purple – $20
Bigger Bites Jars blue/green – $18
Bigger Bites Jars pink/purple – $18
Little Bites Bibs pink/purple – $20
Little Bites Bibs blue/green – $20
Lunapads
Gift Certificate – $100
Gift Pack (Lunapads mini pantyliner, teen booklet, sticker, button and LunaLove)
Marie Veronique Organics
Gift Certificate – $175
Nature’s Path
Gift Certificate – $100
NYR Organic, Inc.
English Lavender Organic Body Collection – $20
Bee Lovely Hand Cream – $15
Bee Lovely Hand Wash – $15
Bee Lovely Busy Bee Balm – $12
Frankincense Skincare Essentials – $46.50
Plan Toys
Solar Passive Dollhouse – $240
Stonyfield (free product coupons worth over $120)
Six YoBaby organic yogurt mulitpacks
Six (6) YoBaby drinkable organic yogurt multipacks
Six (6) Stonyfield 32oz organic yogurt cups
Twelve (12) Stonyfield Oikos 5.3oz organic greek yogurt
Thinkbaby
One case of Thinkbaby Sunscreen – $127
Four Thinksport Stainless Steel Livestrong Bottles – $80
Zoë b Organic
Hana says
This project is so important, so I don’t want to be trivial. But I was wondering why the link for my book, Vinegar Fridays, is not included in this post. The link is available on other sites.
HealthfulMama says
No idea, Hana! I’m so sorry. It’s fixed.