Are all chemicals bad?

Chemicals in origin are either natural in occurrence known as organic chemical, inorganic and man-made. All the chemical are not hazardous as most of them are combinations of various elements some which are manufactured others are easily available. However categorising all of the chemicals as bad is ironic as some are vital too. For example H20 commonly known as water is a chemical in nature but is the source element of life.

With our preset mind-set approach we all perceive chemicals as harmful and natural resources are safe for use. To help consumers as well as dealers discriminate between good and bad effects of chemicals, manufacturers are considering innovative approaches which would help in improving our social sphere, lifestyle and at large our health and environment.

Chemicals are available in every commodity of our lifestyle, however evident in various forms so we tend to overlook their existence. Some of the most common occurrences of chemical easily are soaps, shampoos, cosmetics, dyes and likes. However these are not always bad or harmful in nature as they are formulated to suit a specific purpose and the chemical components used are tested and then formulated into products by chemical manufacturers.

Apprehensionis one of the key reasons why we presume chemicals are bad. This notion is also an outcome of the enormous discussions we see on media platforms like newspapers, television, internet etc. With our improving lifestyles misconceptions are taking toll over the facts. As compared to the last few decades now a days we tend to presume chemical free substances are good, but there is a degree of flaw in natural resources too.

However product packaging often educates us about adverse effects of a chemical if any present with precaution to follow if a hazard occurs, which is often hidden in products made from organic resources. For example if a dye contains certain chemicals mixed to colour your hair it is mentioned on the packaging, which is difficult to find if you buy organic soaps as they are seldom packaged to prevent pollution.