Total Life Changes

Prop 65 requires a warning if a product might potentially cause an exposure to a chemical on the “Proposition 65 list” unless it can be demonstrated that any exposure would be 1000 TIMES LESS than the level the most sensitive scientific studies have shown causes no observable reproductive effects on humans or animals.

As California notes, a Proposition 65 warning does not necessarily mean a product is in violation of any product-safety standards or requirements. Prop 65 requires TLC to place a warning on its products even though any potential lead exposure may be as much as 25 times lower than the level determined by the FDA to be safe for adults. Prop 65 requires a warning if there is MORE THAN ½ OF A MICROGRAM of lead in the amount of the product TLC recommends for daily use. (A microgram is about one one-hundred-millionth (1/100,000,000) of an ounce.)

Lead is naturally occurring in trace amounts in soil, therefore it may be found in minute amounts in the produce and supplements we consume daily.

This includes HERBS, VITAMINS, VEGETABLES and MINERALS.

Of course! If you use them as recommended. Our products are derived from all-natural sources and we regularly monitor the lead content to be certain it is always well below the FDA’s safe dietary intake standards. We offer our community the very best products, with the highest quality botanicals and plant-based ingredients. When we use the very best ingredients, the products will reflect that as well and will have minimal amounts of soil-derived compounds from those ingredients

Some of the foods we consume daily contain very tiny amounts of lead. By Proposition 65’s standards, all of the following might require a Proposition 65 warning for lead based on a typical serving:

Spinach, Carrots, Apples, Pears, Grapefruit, Winter squash, Lettuce, Potatoes, Sweet potatoes, Peanut butter, Whole wheat bread

http://oehha.ca.gov/prop65/p65faq.html