Wearing this kind of clothes will make you faint

Nowadays, many people no longer pay attention to the fabric when buying clothes, but start to pay attention to whether the clothes look good when worn, whether they are very beautiful, and whether they will make themselves shine in front of others. Therefore, the original intention of many people to buy clothes has changed. They put comfort last and appearance first. Therefore, they often spend a lot of money to buy clothes that can only be looked at but not worn, but still keep putting those unqualified clothes on their bodies, which will bring great disasters to our bodies.

Moreover, many unscrupulous clothing merchants now make clothes more colorful, beautiful and generous in order to make money and attract people's attention. However, the fabrics of these clothes have lost their original comfort, and many of them have been processed by physical and chemical methods. Indeed, the clothes that have been industrially beautified are very beautiful and are loved by people, but will wearing these clothes bring harm to our health?

Why should we beautify clothes?

To beautify clothes, the main thing is to make some clothes that are very easy to wrinkle become straighter, make some rough fabrics softer, make flat materials more textured, and make clothes more beautiful.

These are physical or chemical methods to make our clothes more wrinkle-resistant.

The purpose of doing this is not only to increase the beauty of the clothes, but also to make the fabric shape of the clothes better suit people's various needs for clothing.

However, these treated clothes are very likely to be harmful to people's health, and formaldehyde will still be widely used in textile processing.

After fabrics containing formaldehyde are made into clothing, they will gradually release free formaldehyde during the wearing process, which will harm the human body through the skin and respiratory tract. Long-term exposure to formaldehyde gas can cause symptoms such as headaches, weakness, sensory disorders, irregular sweating, and large changes in body temperature.

In the process of processing clothes, a lot of various dyes and other chemicals need to be added. These chemicals will cause harm to our bodies to a greater or lesser extent.

Therefore, when these chemicals remain on clothes, they will affect human skin and in severe cases may even cause cancer.

Unqualified clothes are very harmful

We often still wear clothes that emit odors. At most, we soak the clothes in detergent, thinking that soaking them in water will be fine. In fact, this is also very harmful to human health.

For example, clothes coated with printed fabrics are likely to have a residual smell of kerosene, textiles finished with resin are also very likely to emit a fishy smell, and some clothes coated with coated fabrics will have an indescribable strange smell of various solvents.

There are also some clothes with relatively high formaldehyde content. Formaldehyde will be gradually released, which will also have a strong irritation to our human respiratory mucosa and skin. In mild cases, skin allergies will occur, with redness, swelling and itching of the skin. In severe cases, bronchitis and other diseases will occur.

Clothes with weak dyeing can also be harmful to our health, as the dye on the clothes will fade due to very poor dyeing fastness.

There are also many clothes that will fade and get stained when we wash them. These fading dyes will quickly blend into the sweat, or be transferred to our skin through the friction between the clothes and the body, which will not only endanger our health, but also easily contaminate our other clothes.

If we wear such discolored clothes for a long time, the carcinogenic aromatic amines in them can be absorbed by our skin and spread into our body. Then the DNA of cells in our body will mutate and induce cancer or cause allergic symptoms.

Truly healthy clothes require "green" textiles. The so-called "green" textiles are ecological textiles, which are mainly composed of green fibers.

Its specific meaning is that textiles that have been disinfected and have corresponding marks are textiles that meet the requirements of environmental protection and ecological indicators and have the function of protecting human health and the environment.

The definition of green textiles in a complete sense includes three aspects: production ecology, consumption ecology, and treatment ecology.

Things to note when buying clothes

Our clothes are closely related to our physical health, so when we choose to buy clothes, in addition to considering aesthetics, we must also consider whether the clothes will affect our physical health after we wear them.

Because if we choose the wrong material when buying clothes, it will seriously affect our body's metabolism and cause metabolic disorders.

Clothes made of chemical fiber fabrics have the advantages of bright colors, good quality and low price, but when the weather is hot and humid, these clothes have very poor breathability, which especially hinders the discharge of sweat from our body.

When wearing it, you will feel very stuffy, damp and hot, and it may even cause symptoms such as prickly heat and dermatitis on your skin. Severe cases may also lead to fainting.

Especially when choosing underwear, you must choose silk, because silk is the best underwear fabric. Wearing clothes made of these natural protein fibers will not be dangerous even if the weather is hot.

Conclusion: Buying clothes means buying health. We must pay attention to the material when buying clothes. Never buy unqualified clothes just for the sake of cheapness or beauty. This will harm our health, and by then, it will be too late for us to regret. Beauty is important, but health is more important.