These 5 simple lifestyle changes can help to prevent cancer. They are everyday deadly chemical poisons you have around the house. Avoid them.

*No pesticides on foods and lawns; The effects of many pesticides have not been studied, while others have been classified as carcinogens—and the farmers who work closely with them have higher rates of skin, lip, stomach, lung, brain, blood and lymphatic system cancers.

*No Non- stick pans; Scotchgard and Teflon are brand names for perfluroooctanoic acid, which is used to protect clothes, carpets and furniture from stains and water; to cook food without sticking; and to prevent grease from leaking out of microwave food containers. This acid (also called PFOA) is associated with birth and developmental defects, brain and nervous system disorders, immune system problems, and cancer.

*No Anti-bacterial hand and house soaps; The antibacterial ingredient triclosan, which is in most liquid soaps, some toothpastes, many body care products and even some toys, has been linked to organ system and reproductive toxicity, irritation, hormone disruption and cancer.

*Get to know your water, have it tested; 23 million Americans receive low-quality drinking water. Cancer-causing elements found in state water supplies across the U.S. include arsenic and radioactive radium-226.

*Don’t dry clean, or use a modern safe method; Wetcleaning involves biodegradable soaps and computer-controlled washing machines that precisely measure the pressure and speed each fabric requires.