Research
Wellness In Mind
TSL is Research-Driven
TSL’s Research component is important because it helps us expand TSL’s knowledge and understanding of a particular topic, which can lead to new discoveries, innovations, and advancements. It also helps TSL solve problems and make informed decisions based on evidence and data.
Additionally, research can have real-world applications and benefits, such as improving standards, developing new technologies, and ddressing wellness-related issues.
Conditions TSL Strives To Aid
TSL’s standards are designed with many conditions in mind. TSL strives to make life easier for those with certain conditions and lifestyles by providing TSL’s convenient labeling on products and supporting greater understanding of these conditions through cutting-edge research and development. It's important to listen to these needs and strive to create a more inclusive and equitable system.
Autism
Mental Wellness
Cancers
Physical Wellness
Arthritis
Cleaner Living
3 Way Wellness
TSL’s All-Inclusive Wellness covers three critical areas
What We Breathe
Air quality is important because it directly impacts your health and the environment. Poor air quality can cause respiratory problems, allergies, and other health issues. Therefore, it is crucial to monitor and improve air quality to ensure a healthy and sustainable future.
What We Eat
Eating clean is important because it helps to provide the body with the necessary nutrients for optimal health and wellness. It can also help to maintain a healthy weight, boost energy levels, improve mood, and prevent chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. Additionally, eating clean can support a healthy immune system and improve overall quality of life.
What We Wear
Organic clothing is important because it is made without harmful chemicals and pesticides, which can be damaging to both the environment and the people who produce and wear the clothing.
Clean cosmetics are important because they are free from harmful chemicals and toxins that can be harmful to your health and the environment.
Examples of Autism-Related Research
Below are examples of why TSL’s Standards of Excellence are relevant to those with autism according to latest research
Air Quality
The new study found that the risk of ASD increased by 64% with exposure to 10 micrograms of PM2.5 per cubic meter of air (mcg/m3) during early childhood and by 31% during prenatal periods. During the prenatal period, the greatest risk was found during the third trimester.
Food Quality
Parents report that “the fog lifted” after starting a gluten and casein free diet.
A study found abnormally high intestinal permeability in nearly 40% of autistic patients and in 21% of their first-degree relatives compared to less than 5% of normal control subjects.
Cosmetics Quality
Phthalates and BPA are added to many different types of plastics, cosmetics. Prenatal exposures to phthalates have been linked to both neurodevelopmental deficits and to behavioural abnormalities characterised by shortened attention span and impaired social interactions.
Examples of Cancer-Related Research
Below are examples of why TSL’s Standards of Excellence are relevant to those with cancer according to latest research
Air Quality
Poor indoor air quality can cause or contribute to the development of infections, lung cancer and chronic lung diseases such as asthma..
Food Quality
Sugar is not a carcinogenic (cancer-causing) substance. However, over-consumption of sugar, particularly added sugars in processed beverages and foods, can contribute to obesity which is an important risk factor for cancer.
Cosmetics Quality
Most product manufactures have removed known cancer-causing chemicals from baby care products, but adults may remain at risk.
The Sweetest Life International
Quality research drives the standards behind the iconic TSL All-Inclusive Wellness label. TSL strives to find the latest, most accurate findings to ensure the best in wellness for everyone.
