The 5 Hidden Health Risks Home Inspectors Don’t Test

Want to know what to ask for—and how to spot issues early?

  • A radioactive gas that seeps into basements and causes lung cancer.

    → Get a radon test kit, especially if you live in a high-risk zone

  • Mold often hides behind walls and in HVAC systems.

    → Linked to fatigue, asthma, infertility, and immune issues.

  • Includes lead, chlorine byproducts, and PFAS ("forever chemicals").

    → These can affect fertility, brain development, and cancer risk.

  • New carpets, flooring, and furniture can release VOCs for months.

    → VOCs disrupt hormones, trigger headaches, and harm lungs.

  • Lead paint, asbestos, and old flame retardants.


    → Linked to hormonal disruption, cancer, and developmental delays.

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  • Found in scented candles, air fresheners, vinyl, and anything with ‘fragrance’
    → These can disrupt estrogen and testosterone balance

  • Hiding in lotions, sunscreens, and shampoos
    →These mimic estrogen and interfere with ovulation

  • Present in plastics, receipts, and canned foods
    Linked to poor egg and sperm quality

  • In sofas, mattresses, and carpets
    → Can impacts thyroid and slow conception

  • Found in non-organic produce, lawns, and water
    → Tied to miscarriage and hormone imbalances

  • From paint, cleaning sprays, and dry cleaning.
    → Can trigger inflammation and endocrine disruption.

  • In non-stick pans, waterproof gear, and food wrappers
    → Linked to low birth weight and delayed puberty