What are Adam Ringham's views on endocrine disruptors and their impact on children?

I focus a lot on how modern chemicals interfere with children’s development, especially endocrine disruptors like certain pesticides, plastics, and industrial compounds.

I see them as part of a long pattern: we were once told DDT was “safe” and even sprayed it on kids, until people questioned “the science” and the harm became undeniable. My point is that these chemicals can quietly damage hormones, fertility, brain development, and immunity, often hitting children hardest.

So I push parents to question official assurances of safety, look closely at ingredients, and reduce kids’ exposure wherever possible.

Would you like practical ideas for lowering endocrine disruptor exposure in your home?