5 Ways To Drink More Water

In today’s culture of staying busy all the time, it’s pretty easy to forget about drinking adequate amounts of fluids. Drinking water, while not the most fun thing to do in life, is one of the most important activities to our health. Research shows that the easiest way to make sure you drink water is to incorporate it into your existing

7 Old Kitchen Tools You Need To Replace For Your Health

Cooking at home is one of the best ways to save some money, but also to lose weight, since you control what goes into your food. We here at Organic Shift love to get together and make a good ol’ home cooked meal (especially when were grilling). But sometimes, what’s in your kitchen is as important as what’s in your

10 Ways To Rid Your Body Of Toxic Chemicals

We are surrounded by toxic chemicals every day – around 80,000 worth,according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). From the pesticides on the foods we eat to the latest tech gadgets and hottest new beauty products, chemicals are everywhere. Unfortunately, these chemicals, such as bisphenol A (BPA), formaldehyde, phthalates and toxic flame retardants, are easily absorbed into our bodies and have

8 Beers That Contain GMO’s Or Other Harmful Chemicals

Via: Organics.org Here are the 8 beers that are commonly found in bars in United States that you should stop drinking immediately. Many of us choose what we eat very carefully, or at least dedicate our minimum attention to it. But when it comes to drinks, especially alcoholic beverages, we do little to make the best decisions for our health.

Whats Safe to Drink Out Of?

There are many different options out on the market for people to choose from in terms of what they want to drink out of. The list goes from your standard 12 ounce water bottle all the way to custom glass containers. There are significant positive and negatives with the bunch, and those extend way beyond how much they cost. Here

Cancer In A Can: The Unknown Effects of BPA

Bisphenol A (BPA), a harmless-seeming material that is an ingredient in certain plastics, can cause unknown horrors. It is used to line billions of cans and in other forms of packaging, including polycarbonate water bottles, those hard, shatterproof containers often used for sports. In ultra-low doses—the amount that can leach from packaging and bottles into food and drink—BPA has been