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Assess your cumulative environmental exposure burden across 8 scientifically validated domains. Understand how air quality, water contamination, chemical exposures, and household toxins may be affecting your health.

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Real-Time Environmental Threats Near You

Live data from EPA AirNow • NWS Weather Alerts • NASA Satellite Fire Detection • USGS Earthquake & Flood Monitoring

Scanning 7 federal data sources for your area...

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EPA AIRNOW

Air Quality Index

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NWS WEATHER.GOV

Active Weather Alerts

Watches, warnings & advisories

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NASA FIRMS / NIFC

Nearby Wildfires

Satellite-detected hotspots within 50 mi

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USGS EARTHQUAKE

Seismic Activity

M2.5+ earthquakes within 150 mi / 7 days

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NWS FLOOD ALERTS

Flood Warnings

Flash flood, flood, coastal flood alerts

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MULTI-SOURCE

Other Hazards

Dust, volcanic ash, extreme heat/cold, red flag

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Data Sources: EPA AirNow • NWS Weather API • NASA FIRMS • NIFC • USGS Earthquakes
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The Exposome: Your Lifetime Chemical Burden

Research shows that 70–80% of chronic disease risk is driven by modifiable environmental and lifestyle factors—not genetics. The cumulative burden of environmental exposures throughout your life, known as the “exposome,” meaningfully influences biological aging, inflammation, and disease risk.

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Air Pollution (PM2.5)

Fine particulate matter triggers systemic inflammation and oxidative stress. The WHO estimates ambient air pollution contributes to 4.2 million premature deaths annually. Long-term PM2.5 exposure increases cardiovascular and lung cancer mortality by 16–76% per 10 µg/m³ increase.

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Heavy Metals

Lead, mercury, cadmium, and arsenic bioaccumulate in tissues, disrupting cellular growth, DNA repair, and enzymatic function. Chronic exposure causes cardiovascular, neurological, and renal damage. There is no safe level of lead exposure.

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Endocrine Disruptors

BPA, phthalates, and PFAS mimic hormones and interfere with thyroid, reproductive, and metabolic function. Detectable in over 90% of people tested. Linked to diabetes, obesity, infertility, and hormone-sensitive cancers.

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Water Contaminants

Drinking water may contain lead, arsenic, PFAS, nitrates, and disinfection byproducts (trihalomethanes). The EPA estimates 9.2 million lead service lines exist nationally. Disinfection byproducts are associated with increased cancer risk.

This calculator integrates peer-reviewed evidence from the WHO, EPA, ATSDR, National Academies of Sciences, and the American Heart Association to score your environmental exposure burden across 8 domains. Each domain is weighted by its documented health impact on mortality, chronic disease, and biological aging.

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Calculate Your Environmental Health Risk Score

Answer the questions in each domain to assess your cumulative exposure burden. Select the option that best describes your situation.

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Demographics

Age

Biological Sex

Pregnancy Status

Air Quality & Pollution

HIGH IMPACT

What best describes where you live? Consider proximity to highways, factories, or dense traffic

Rural area, far from highways/industry, clean air Suburban, moderate traffic, occasional poor air quality Urban, near major roads or light industry Dense urban, heavy traffic, near highways/factories/ports

Do you use a HEPA air purifier at home?

Yes, in main living/sleeping areas Yes, but only one room No air purifier

Exposure to smoke or combustion sources? Includes cigarettes, secondhand smoke, wood stoves, gas cooking, wildfire smoke

No smoke exposure; electric cooking; no fireplace Gas stove or occasional fireplace/wildfire smoke Regular secondhand smoke exposure or wood heating Active smoker or daily heavy smoke exposure

Water Quality

HIGH IMPACT

Primary drinking water source?

Filtered water (reverse osmosis, activated carbon, or whole-house filter) Bottled water (glass or BPA-free) Municipal tap water, unfiltered Private well, untested or infrequently tested

Age and condition of your home’s plumbing?

Built after 1990, PEX or copper plumbing Built 1970–1990, copper plumbing Built before 1970, unknown plumbing material Known lead pipes or lead solder, or pre-1960 construction

Do you live near agricultural areas or industrial sites?

No — residential area, no nearby farms/industry Some agricultural land within 5 miles Near active farms or known industrial/military contamination site

Food & Dietary Exposures

MODERATE

How often do you eat organic produce?

Mostly organic, especially “Dirty Dozen” items Mix of organic and conventional Rarely or never buy organic

How much canned food do you consume weekly? Canned food linings often contain BPA epoxy resins

Rarely — mostly fresh, frozen, or dried foods 1–3 canned items per week Daily canned food consumption

Fish consumption and type? Large predatory fish (tuna, swordfish, shark) accumulate mercury

Low-mercury fish (salmon, sardines) 1–2x/week or rarely eat fish Mix of fish types, 2–3x/week Frequent large predatory fish (tuna, swordfish) ≥3x/week

Do you heat food in plastic containers?

Never — I use glass or ceramic for heating Occasionally microwave in plastic Regularly heat or store hot food in plastic containers

Household & Personal Care Products

MODERATE

Do your personal care products contain “fragrance” or “parfum”? “Fragrance” on labels can include phthalates and other EDCs

I use fragrance-free products and check ingredients Some products contain fragrance Most of my products contain fragrance; I don’t check labels

Cleaning products used at home?

Primarily plant-based / EPA Safer Choice certified Mix of conventional and “green” products Conventional products with strong chemical odors

Nonstick cookware (Teflon/PFAS-coated)?

I use stainless steel, cast iron, or ceramic cookware Some nonstick pans, in good condition Mostly nonstick, some scratched or peeling

Occupational Exposures

VARIABLE

Does your job involve exposure to chemicals, dust, fumes, or radiation?

Office/remote work, no chemical or industrial exposure Occasional exposure (healthcare, cleaning, salon, printing) Regular exposure (construction, manufacturing, agriculture, welding) High exposure (mining, chemical plant, firefighting, auto body)

Do you consistently use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)?

N/A — no occupational exposures Always use appropriate PPE (mask, gloves, ventilation) Sometimes use PPE Rarely or never use PPE

Home Environment

MODERATE

Age of your home? Homes built before 1978 may contain lead paint; before 1990 may have asbestos

Built after 2000 Built 1978–2000 Built before 1978 — renovated / lead paint remediated Built before 1978 — original paint, no testing done

Visible mold or persistent moisture issues?

No mold, no moisture problems, good ventilation Minor bathroom mold, controlled with cleaning Persistent moisture, visible mold in multiple areas

Radon testing? Radon is the #2 cause of lung cancer after smoking (EPA)

Tested — levels below 2 pCi/L, or mitigation system installed Tested — levels 2–4 pCi/L Never tested for radon Known elevated radon (>4 pCi/L) with no mitigation

Radiation & UV Exposure

LOWER

Sun protection habits?

Regular sunscreen, protective clothing, avoid peak hours Sometimes use sunscreen, moderate outdoor exposure Rarely use sunscreen, frequent unprotected sun exposure History of tanning bed use or repeated sunburns

Medical imaging in the past 5 years? CT scans deliver significantly more radiation than standard X-rays

No CT scans, minimal X-rays 1–2 CT scans or several X-rays 3+ CT scans or nuclear medicine studies

Protective Factors (Reduces Risk)

PROTECTIVE

Do you eat a diet rich in antioxidants and cruciferous vegetables? Broccoli, kale, berries, turmeric, green tea support detoxification pathways

Daily intake of cruciferous vegetables and antioxidant-rich foods Several times per week Rarely

Regular exercise? Exercise enhances detoxification via sweat, circulation, and liver/kidney function

150+ min/week moderate or 75+ min/week vigorous exercise Some regular physical activity Mostly sedentary

Do you sweat regularly (sauna, hot yoga, intense exercise)? Sweating helps excrete heavy metals and certain toxins

Yes, regularly (3+ times/week) Occasionally or rarely

Adequate hydration and liver/kidney support? Adequate water intake, minimal alcohol, support natural detoxification

Well hydrated (8+ glasses/day), minimal alcohol, no liver-toxic meds Moderate hydration, occasional alcohol Poor hydration, regular alcohol, or hepatotoxic medications

Your Environmental Health Assessment

CHRONIC SCORE

Lifetime Exposure Burden

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Your cumulative environmental exposure across 8 domains. This score reflects years of habits and predicts long-term disease risk and biological aging acceleration.

ACUTE THREATS

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threat level

Real-time environmental threats from NWS, EPA, NASA, and USGS. Changes hourly based on active conditions in your area.

🩺 COMBINED PHYSICIAN ANALYSIS

Chronic Exposure Domain Breakdown

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Medical Disclaimer: This calculator provides an educational estimate of environmental exposure burden based on self-reported lifestyle factors. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, clinical environmental exposure testing, or biomonitoring. All calculations are performed in your browser — no health data is stored, transmitted, or shared. Consult your physician or a board-certified toxicologist for clinical evaluation. © 2026 Quantitative Health LLC. All rights reserved. Health Revolutionized™

Environmental HealthRisk Calculator

The Exposome: Your Lifetime Chemical Burden

Air Pollution (PM2.5)

Heavy Metals

Endocrine Disruptors

Water Contaminants

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Your Environmental Health Assessment

Chronic Exposure Domain Breakdown

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