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The Frequency of Clothing: Why Organic Cotton Reigns Supreme
The idea of "frequency" in clothing stems from the understanding that everything in the universe vibrates at a specific frequency, including the materials we wear, which can have profound affects o...
Abstract Polyester, a petroleum-based synthetic fiber, dominates the global apparel market due to its affordability and versatility. However, emerging research reveals significant health and enviro...
Why Organic Cotton Supports Your Body's Frequency—and Polyester Disrupts It
Discover how the clothing you wear directly affects your body’s natural frequency. Learn why polyester disrupts your energy and how organic cotton supports cellular balance, hormonal health, and ov...
Does wearing Polyester have an increased link between prenatal exposure and Austism?
Recent research has unveiled a concerning link between prenatal exposure to bisphenol A (BPA) and an increased risk of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in children. BPA, a chemical commonly found in ...
Organic Cotton vs. Polyester: Is There Really a Difference and Why It Matters?
The fabrics you choose to wear matter more than you might think. While polyester dominates the clothing industry as a cost-effective and versatile material, organic cotton offers a healthier, more ...
Feel Good in What You Wear (and About What You Wear): The Organic Cotton Difference
We all know the feeling of slipping into a soft, comfy t-shirt. But what if that comfort extended beyond the feel of the fabric? What if it reached into your conscience, knowing your clothing choic...