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Toxic Cars and The Passenger's Healthtoxins in new cars

In today's world, all cars are made with chemicals that can lead to health problems.

Phthalates and brominated flame retardants are two such chemicals.  Phthalates make plastic soften and more pliable.  Phthalates have also been shown to cause liver and kidney damage in rodents.  The flame retardants can cause brain damage and thyroid problems.

Studies have shown that children raised in homes containing high levels of phthalates in the dust are more likely to have asthma and allergy problems. 

When these chemicals are combined in a confined space, they could be even worse on the system.  But, research suggests that within about 6 months, the car has emitted most of the toxic chemicals that could enter the air.


Exhaust leaks can be very serious.  Carbon monoxide can get into the passenger compartment.  As many as 1 in 5 cars may have elevated levels of carbon monoxide.  It can cause headaches, nausea, or dizziness.  Only 1% carbon monoxide to 99% of oxygen can kill the driver in less than 3 minutes.

Inspect your exhaust system, and if it looks rusty or moves when pushed on, have it replaced.

 

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