The holidays are coming in, Christmas, Hanukkah, all of them. It's the time, man, and we are forced to buy things.

We're not forced, but we're kind of forced.

But you may rethink your online experience

after we dive into this episode.

Since the invention of the World Wide Web,

really in 1999, e-commerce has grown exponentially around the world with a particular peak in 2020,

certainly around the outbreak of COVID we're all trapped in our homes. With the rise of online shopping and

purchasing, it comes with a lot of waste. Specifically, we're on plastics,ile, the excess of pollution, all of that.

Not only is the impact to the environment significant, but the psychological impact is really overwhelming, causing anxiety and depression

and many, many people.

What are the ways that we, the consumers, can curb our online shopping cravings to encourage our own

health as well as the health of the planet and just be a better steward. That is why in this episode of the

D'Arteline show we will explore the fatal convenience online holiday shopping. Welcome to fatal conveniences where we address the things we may be doing in our daily lives that are actually harming us and in some cases

slowly killing us tap water teflon caffeine blue light food you name it, we dive into it.

We take a critical look at everyday products that really are affecting us and our bodies

and the environment and how we can avoid them and find a solution. So let's dive in today's episode I want to thank my sponsor my great friends over

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