Are we being poisoned for profit?Are you being Poisoned for Profits?
It took over 50 years, from the time cigarettes were linked to certain cancers, before people started suing tobacco companies and still they won’t admit to what most of us know. How long will it be before people start suing cosmetic companies for knowingly loading household products with chemicals that are poisoning us. Why do they do it? The answer is because most chemicals they use are far cheaper than natural products. I think it is the next time bomb for lawyers to make a lot of money. Any lawyers reading this? First: Could Underarm Deodorant Be Linked To Breast Cancer? The Dangers about Your Personal Care Products That May Shock You or Harm You 1) Could the underarm deodorant you’re using be linked to Alzheimer’s disease and breast cancer? It could if it has aluminium in it. Check the back of the label. 2) Could the mouthwash you use be linked to oral/throat cancer? It could if it has alcohol in it. Again, check the back of the label. 3) Could you be using engine degreaser or garage floor cleaner or rat poison to wash your hair and brush your teeth and that of your children? 4) Could you be rubbing antifreeze and/or break fluid all over you and your children without even knowing it? If you think that people are aware of these statistics, they are not, and that can be terribly dangerous! These directions and warnings are on the box that your toothpaste comes in, if you live in America. Directions: Children 2-6 years: Use only a pea-sized amount and supervise child’s brushing and rinsing (to minimise swallowing). Children under 2: Ask your dentist or physician. Warning: As with all fluoride toothpaste, keep out of the reach of children under 6 years of age. If you accidentally swallow more than used for brushing, seek professional assistance or contact a Poison Centre immediately. Each toothpaste, carries a toll-free number which you can ring should you have a ‘medical’ problem with the toothpaste. You are then directed to your local Poison Control Centre or Hospital, who will advise you what to do if your child has swallowed the toothpaste, rubbed some into his/her eyes or had a physical reaction to the toothpaste. I have not bought any other toothpaste other than natural for 9 years now. When I asked years ago why it was not printed on the toothpaste packaging in the UK, I received the answer that they are not force to print it yet, so they don’t. Is it law yet? Also why is it printed on the box and not the tube in America and the answer to that is because most people throw the box away as soon as they take the tube out of it.
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