Sebuah sifir yang mudah di fahami
P/s: 0.025 Mg merupakan purata Aluminum chlorohydrate atau Neurotoxic yang biasanya di masukan dalam produk.
Jika apa yg kami paparkan ini menjadi kenyataan dalam kehidupan anda ..... amat malang bagi kita dan anak , isteri ... meneruskan budaya ini dalam kehidupan kita .....
[1] 50 x 0.2 / 99.95 = 0.025 mg Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak.
[2] 0.025 mg x 2 kali sehari = 0.05 mg. Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak.
[3]0.05 mg x 30 hari = 1.50 gm sebulan. Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak.
[4]1.50 mg x 12 bulan ( setahun ) = 18.009 gm. Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak.
[5]18.009 gm x 2 Tahun = 36.018 gm. Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak.
[6]18.009 gm x 3 Tahun = 54.027 gm. Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak.
[7]18.009 gm x 4 Tahun =72.036 gm . Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak.
[8]18.009 gm x 5 Tahun = 90.045 gm. Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak.
[9]18.009 gm x 10 Tahun = 108.054 gm . Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak.
[10]18.009 gm x 20 Tahun = 126.063 gm. Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak.
[11]18.009 gm x 30 Tahun = 144.072 gm. Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang di serap oleh kelenjar bawah ketiak
[12]18.009 gm x 40 Tahun = 162.081 gm Neurotoxic
( racun saraf ) yang anda gunakan.
*Biasanya dari usia 18 – 60 ( 42 Tahun )
Tahukah anda deodorant yang merbahaya telah berada di pasaran !!!
Assalamualaikum guys.. Ada sapa2 diantara korang ambil berat tidak akan bahan2 yang terdapat dalam ubat ketiak yang korang beli? Jangan ambil mudah der. Perkara ini penting untuk kesihatan dan selagi boleh dicegah maka kita cegah sebelum parah. “mencegah lebih baik dari mengubati”. Jadi tahu tidak apa bahan2 yang tidak boleh digunakan dalam ubat ketiak atau dalam bahasa saintifik + mat saleh ialah "deodorant". Kebanyakkan bahan2 ini terdapat pada jenama yang memperkanalkan deodorant "kering 24 jam" "anti peluh" "whitening" dan bermacam2 lagi. Mari kita semak apa bahan2 bahaya yang mengancam darah pada badan.
Satu kajian kontroversi yang disiarkan sebuah jurnal perubatan terbaru ini, mengaitkan sejenis bahan kimia yang lazim digunakan dalam alat kosmetik dan deodorant atau pewangi ketiak dengan barah payu dara.
Apa itu AC??
Aluminum chlorohydrate dihasilkan dalam industri melalui tindak balas antara aluminium hydroxide, Al(OH)3 dengan hydrochloric acid (HCl). Ia ditindak-balaskan menggunakan stim pada suhu 100 °C pada tangki terbuka.
Ia biasa digunakan sebagai salah satu bahan dalam deodorant (penyahbau) atau antiperspirants (antipeluh) yang selalu digunakan pada ketiak. Secara umumnya, aluminium chlorohydrate ini yang akan membentuk mendakan kuning pada ketiak atau baju yang dipakai. Satu teori yang memungkinkan hubungan ini ialah kebanyakkan anti peluh mengandungi bahan-bahan kimia seperti zirkonium dan aluminium yang boleh diserapmelalui liang roma di kulit di mana mereka bertindak balas dengan air dan menyebabkan pembekakan.Penyelidik-penyelidik pada mulanya menyangka bahawa perpeluhan yang disekat boleh mengakibatkan pembentukan toksin dalam limfa noda di bahagian ketiak dan dalam jangka masa bertahun-tahun akan mengakibatkan perubahan-perubahan di sekitar payu dara.Sekarang para penyelidik memikirkan kemungkinan terdapat cara lain di mana anti peluh mungkin meningkatkan risiko barah. Dalam ujian makmal baru-baru ini, aluminium dan zirkonium didapati telah menyelinap ke dalam sel dan menyebabkan mutasi DNA seterusnya mendorongkan pertumbuhan sel-sel barah dan menganggu paras hormon.
Wujudkan satu alternatif yang selamat? Ya Pilihlah B17 Deodorant.
Mungkin anda juga menyedari bahawa kebanyakan jenama utama masa kini menandungi sebatian-sebatian berasaskan aluminium dan zirkonium. Amatlah sukar untuk mencari satu produk yang tidak mengandungi sebatian-sebatian tersebut.
Tetapi kami forewer berbangga kerana dapat menawarkan satu produk yang selamat tanpa risiko tersebut dengan menggelakkan penggunaan aluminium dan zirkonium dalam formulasi yang unggul.
Kenapa harus anda memilih B17 deodorant sebagai teman seharian anda???
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2. Mencegah daripada terkena kanser.
3. Mengandudungi vitamin B17 yang tinggi.
4. Mengandungi DMSO untuk kuasa penyerapan yang lebih efektif.
5. Bau lebih mengujakan serta tahap kesegaran yang optima
Sesuai kepada golongan semua peringkat umur.
Sesuai kepada golongan semua peringkat umur.
6. Keharuman semulajadi untuk merangsangkan kelenjar pitutari.
7.Merangsang sorotoni di dalam otak tengah.
8.Sesuai untuk pelajar2 ipta dan lain2.
9. Keharuman yang berkekalan
Ada 3 jenis keharuman Harga Rm 25.00
Bagi mereka yg berminat untuk menjadi pengedar di pejabat, sekolah dan
Universiti. Sangat-sangat kami alu alukan.
Dengan syarat yang modal sangat minima.
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Universiti. Sangat-sangat kami alu alukan.
Dengan syarat yang modal sangat minima.
Berminat menjadi pengedar ????
Jangan Ragu Ragu ....sila hubungi
Hp : 012 9642466
Peluang perniagaan sendiri
Pengusahan yang berminat untuk melakukan OEM ( Penjenamaan semula kami sangat di alu-alukan. Anda boleh menggunakan jenama anda sendiri dengan harga yg jauh lebih rendah dan jumlah pesanan yg jauh lebih kecil mengikut kemampuan anda. Rahsia perniagaan anda akan kami simpan sebagai amanah yang besar. Ini sudah menjadi polisi kami sejak dari awal pembabitan kami.
Pengusahan yang berminat untuk melakukan OEM ( Penjenamaan semula kami sangat di alu-alukan. Anda boleh menggunakan jenama anda sendiri dengan harga yg jauh lebih rendah dan jumlah pesanan yg jauh lebih kecil mengikut kemampuan anda. Rahsia perniagaan anda akan kami simpan sebagai amanah yang besar. Ini sudah menjadi polisi kami sejak dari awal pembabitan kami.
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- Darbre PD. Underarm cosmetics and breast cancer. Journal of Applied Toxicology 2003; 23(2):89–95.
- Darbre PD. Aluminium, antiperspirants and breast cancer. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry 2005; 99(9):1912–1919.
- Harvey PW, Everett DJ. Significance of the detection of esters of p-hydroxybenzoic acid (parabens) in human breast tumours. Journal of Applied Toxicology 2004; 24(1):1–4.
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- McGrath KG. An earlier age of breast cancer diagnosis related to more frequent use of antiperspirants/deodorants and underarm shaving. European Journal of Cancer 2003; 12(6):479–485.
- Fakri S, Al-Azzawi A, Al-Tawil N. Antiperspirant use as a risk factor for breast cancer in Iraq. Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal 2006; 12(3-4):478–482
Aluminum is common in antiperspirant / deodorant products
The use of antiperspirant deodorant formulas has been subject to a lot of controversy due to the aluminum base and parabens (chemicals used as preservatives) - among other harsh and toxic substances such as solvents and some fragrances - that are used in many commercial products. Aluminum compounds - particularly aluminum chlorohydrate - are easily absorbed through the skin and have, in the only reported trial to date, already been linked with higher risks of Alzheimer's.
- Toxic Overload: A Doctor's Plan for Combating the Illnesses Caused by Chemicals in Our Foods, Our Homes, and Our Medicine Cabinets
by Dr. Paula Baillie-Hamilton
Nature's Gate Spring Fresh deodorant, which is aluminum-free, still contains DEA. Nature's Gate Spring Fresh deodorant also includes propylene glycol, a common solvent in toothpastes, deodorant, mouthwash, and other personal care items, that is a penetration enhancer and best to avoid. Another kind of ingredient in deodorants and anti-perspirants that may contribute to breast cancer are hormone-disruptive parabans.
- Toxic Beauty: How Cosmetics and Personal Care Products Endanger Your Health . . . And What You Can Do about It
by Samuel S. Epstein, Randall Fitzgerald
I prefer their unscented Nature's Deodorant (you may initially catch a mild whiff of coriander when first putting it on), which has the rare characteristics of being both highly effective and safe. But, naturally scented versions of these are also available. Be cautious of "natural" deodorant crystals as they may contain aluminum, and would therefore not be something you would want to use. Most good health food stores, like my local one, Sunseeds, in Cocoa Beach, Florida, are very helpful and can get most things in for you if they don't already have them in stock.
- Toxic Overload: A Doctor's Plan for Combating the Illnesses Caused by Chemicals in Our Foods, Our Homes, and Our Medicine Cabinets
by Dr. Paula Baillie-Hamilton
Use deodorant instead of antiperspirant, since sweat is normal and blocking the pores is not. Especially avoid aluminum, which is found in high levels in the brain plaques linked to Alzheimer's disease. And with deodorants, avoid phthalates, which are plastics used to help the fragrance stay on our skin and block endocrine function, especially in the male fetus. Parabens, which are used as preservatives in these products, should also be avoided since they could be linked to breast cancer.
- You: Staying Young: The Owner's Manual for Extending Your Warranty
by Mehmet C. Oz., M.D. and Michael F. Roizen, M.D.
Read your deodorant label carefully to see if it contains this substance. Not all of them do, especially those made from natural substances. Even though we all know that good personal hygiene is important, you may want to switch to a personal care product that does not contain aluminum hydroxide.
- Reversing Multiple Sclerosis: 9 Effective Steps to Recover Your Health
by Celeste Pepe, Lisa Hammond
During the two decades prior to the first world war, an unprecedented number of creations were unveiled that would transform the formulations of cosmetics, and create a personal care products industry: A deodorant invented in Philadelphia and marketed as "Mum" was followed by other deodorants and anti-perspirants containing aluminum chloride as the active ingredient. The first synthetic hair dye, called "Aureole," was created in the lab of a French chemist. Another chemist, in New York, formulated a synthetic mascara and named the product Maybelline, after his sister Mabel.
- Toxic Beauty: How Cosmetics and Personal Care Products Endanger Your Health . . . And What You Can Do about It
by Samuel S. Epstein, Randall Fitzgerald
Most contain aluminum zirconium, which is toxic to the nervous and reproductive systems, a chemical called BHT, which is believed to be a hormonal disrupter and neurotoxin, and various chemicals that give your deodorant stick that distinctive smell. You'll also get another dose of propylene glycol, which helps the deodorant go on so nicely but is linked to irritation and immune toxicity.
- The Detox Strategy: Vibrant Health in 5 Easy Steps
by Brenda Watson and Leonard Smith
Think about the last time you drank a canned beverage, put on deodorant, ate fish, or had a cavity filled at the dentist. Any one of these typical activities potentially exposes the body to toxins from metals. The canned drink and deodorant both contain aluminum, and mercury is a component of dental fillings, and both are extremely toxic metals.
- Health Begins in the Colon
by Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN
Buying organic food, refusing vaccines with mercury, and buying deodorant without aluminum will create a ripple effect throughout our economy and environment. You can make changes in your life and in your world with the choices you make. What's more, you can make changes in your personal health. You can heal yourself from brain damage by improving your diet, limiting your exposure to toxins, and changing the way you live. You can reverse the effects of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, autism, Alzheimer's, ADHD, and more - if you know how to.
- Ultra-Metabolism: The Simple Plan for Automatic Weight Loss by Mark Hyman
The following conditions can inhibit or impede your body's absorption and/or utilization of phosphorus: too much iron in your cookware or your diet; aluminum deposits from your deodorant, antacid, or cook-ware; vitamin E deficiency; diuretics; alcohol; coffee, tea, or cola; stress; X rays, thyroid medication, cortisone, and aspirin; any other drug; too little vitamin D, or too much; too little calcium, or too much; too much sugar; too much protein; diabetes; starvation; and excess exercise. Whew!
- The Complete Guide to Health and Nutrition by Gary Null
Look for aluminum-free deodorant. As with everything else on this program, finding new products and your rhythm with them may take time. You may have to try one or two shampoos before you find one that works for you. Do 45 minutes of restorative exercise, preferably outside. Practice one core-strengthening exercise today. If you decided to include licorice root and salt in your program, continue taking them.
- Spent: Revive: Stop Feeling Spent and Feel Great Again by Frank Lipman, Mollie Doyle
Eliminate all conventional home care and personal care products from your life: Shampoo, deodorant, soap, cleaners, detergents, dryer sheets, air fresheners, hair spray, hair dye, cosmetics, etc. Replace them all with "green home" and "green personal care" products. Stop eating out of plastic, styrofoam, Teflon and aluminum foil. Eat out of Pyrex or glass containers. For cooking, use iron or stainless steel. Clean your air and water. Never drink tap water. Invest in a good water filter (Lotus Water Treatment System at www.Tersano.com).
- Natural Health Solutions by Mike Adams
Most deodorant products in health food stores are made without aluminum. They contain natural ingredients that fight bacteria, such as tea tree, clay, coriander, lichen and chamomile. One product to look for is Lavilin. It contains calendula and arnica, which kill bacteria.
- Natural Health Secrets From Around the World by Glenn W. Geelhoed, M.D. and Jean Barilla, M.S.
You expressed surprise that someone might use milk of magnesia as an underarm deodorant. I have been using milk of magnesia for several years. Despite my initial skepticism, I've found it to be a remarkably effective antiperspirant. I apply it directly from the bottle using my fingers. It is inexpensive (a bottle lasts months), goes on quickly and easily, has no odor, dries clear, does not stain clothing, and is completely effective in stopping odor and perspiration. It contains no aluminum.
- Best Choices From the People's Pharmacy by Joe Graedon, M.S. and Teresa Graedon, Ph.D.
A typical deodorant contains an ingredient that inhibits odor-causing bacteria on the skin, such as triclosan chloride. Most also contain some sort of fragrance to help mask odors. And some contain moisture-absorbing powders such as cornstarch or talc. Antiperspirants, however, contain an additional ingredient that inhibits sweat secretion. "A common sweat-stopping ingredient is aluminum chlorohydrate, which seems to work simply because the pasty material plugs up sweat glands," says Donald R. Miller, Pharm.D., an associate professor of pharmacy at North Dakota State University in Fargo.
- Home Remedies: What Works: Thousands of Americans Reveal Their Favorite Home-Tested Cures for Everyday Health Problems
by Gale Maleskey, Brian Kaufman
She doesn't use aluminum kitchen utensils, and she won't use any deodorant that has aluminum mentioned on the label. There has been a lot of controversy in the past few decades over whether aluminum plays any role in the development of Alzheimer's. Scientific studies have come down on both sides of the question. Until this debate is settled once and for all, there's no harm in avoiding aluminum, says Dr. Park. "It's absolutely unclear what the cause and effect is," she says. "Personally, although I seriously doubt there is a connection, I nevertheless threw out my aluminum pans."
- Home Remedies: What Works: Thousands of Americans Reveal Their Favorite Home-Tested Cures for Everyday Health Problems
by Gale Maleskey, Brian Kaufman
Antiseptics may be incorporated into deodorant soaps. Deodorants, formerly called "unscented toilet waters" and "sanitary liquid preparations," once contained formaldehyde or benzoic acid, which have been replaced with quaternary ammonium compounds. Deodorant-action, liquid antiperspirants today usually contain aluminum chloride, urea, propylene glycol, and about 75 percent water. Deodorant-action, cream antiperspirants contain aluminum chlorhydroxide, sorbitan monostearate, polox-amers, stearic acid, boric acid, petrolatum, perfume, propylene glycol, and water.
- A Consumer's Dictionary of Cosmetic Ingredients
by Ruth Winter, M.S.
- Toxic Overload: A Doctor's Plan for Combating the Illnesses Caused by Chemicals in Our Foods, Our Homes, and Our Medicine Cabinets
by Dr. Paula Baillie-Hamilton
Nature's Gate Spring Fresh deodorant, which is aluminum-free, still contains DEA. Nature's Gate Spring Fresh deodorant also includes propylene glycol, a common solvent in toothpastes, deodorant, mouthwash, and other personal care items, that is a penetration enhancer and best to avoid. Another kind of ingredient in deodorants and anti-perspirants that may contribute to breast cancer are hormone-disruptive parabans.
- Toxic Beauty: How Cosmetics and Personal Care Products Endanger Your Health . . . And What You Can Do about It
by Samuel S. Epstein, Randall Fitzgerald
I prefer their unscented Nature's Deodorant (you may initially catch a mild whiff of coriander when first putting it on), which has the rare characteristics of being both highly effective and safe. But, naturally scented versions of these are also available. Be cautious of "natural" deodorant crystals as they may contain aluminum, and would therefore not be something you would want to use. Most good health food stores, like my local one, Sunseeds, in Cocoa Beach, Florida, are very helpful and can get most things in for you if they don't already have them in stock.
- Toxic Overload: A Doctor's Plan for Combating the Illnesses Caused by Chemicals in Our Foods, Our Homes, and Our Medicine Cabinets
by Dr. Paula Baillie-Hamilton
Use deodorant instead of antiperspirant, since sweat is normal and blocking the pores is not. Especially avoid aluminum, which is found in high levels in the brain plaques linked to Alzheimer's disease. And with deodorants, avoid phthalates, which are plastics used to help the fragrance stay on our skin and block endocrine function, especially in the male fetus. Parabens, which are used as preservatives in these products, should also be avoided since they could be linked to breast cancer.
- You: Staying Young: The Owner's Manual for Extending Your Warranty
by Mehmet C. Oz., M.D. and Michael F. Roizen, M.D.
Read your deodorant label carefully to see if it contains this substance. Not all of them do, especially those made from natural substances. Even though we all know that good personal hygiene is important, you may want to switch to a personal care product that does not contain aluminum hydroxide.
- Reversing Multiple Sclerosis: 9 Effective Steps to Recover Your Health
by Celeste Pepe, Lisa Hammond
During the two decades prior to the first world war, an unprecedented number of creations were unveiled that would transform the formulations of cosmetics, and create a personal care products industry: A deodorant invented in Philadelphia and marketed as "Mum" was followed by other deodorants and anti-perspirants containing aluminum chloride as the active ingredient. The first synthetic hair dye, called "Aureole," was created in the lab of a French chemist. Another chemist, in New York, formulated a synthetic mascara and named the product Maybelline, after his sister Mabel.
- Toxic Beauty: How Cosmetics and Personal Care Products Endanger Your Health . . . And What You Can Do about It
by Samuel S. Epstein, Randall Fitzgerald
Most contain aluminum zirconium, which is toxic to the nervous and reproductive systems, a chemical called BHT, which is believed to be a hormonal disrupter and neurotoxin, and various chemicals that give your deodorant stick that distinctive smell. You'll also get another dose of propylene glycol, which helps the deodorant go on so nicely but is linked to irritation and immune toxicity.
- The Detox Strategy: Vibrant Health in 5 Easy Steps
by Brenda Watson and Leonard Smith
Think about the last time you drank a canned beverage, put on deodorant, ate fish, or had a cavity filled at the dentist. Any one of these typical activities potentially exposes the body to toxins from metals. The canned drink and deodorant both contain aluminum, and mercury is a component of dental fillings, and both are extremely toxic metals.
- Health Begins in the Colon
by Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN
Buying organic food, refusing vaccines with mercury, and buying deodorant without aluminum will create a ripple effect throughout our economy and environment. You can make changes in your life and in your world with the choices you make. What's more, you can make changes in your personal health. You can heal yourself from brain damage by improving your diet, limiting your exposure to toxins, and changing the way you live. You can reverse the effects of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, autism, Alzheimer's, ADHD, and more - if you know how to.
- Ultra-Metabolism: The Simple Plan for Automatic Weight Loss by Mark Hyman
The following conditions can inhibit or impede your body's absorption and/or utilization of phosphorus: too much iron in your cookware or your diet; aluminum deposits from your deodorant, antacid, or cook-ware; vitamin E deficiency; diuretics; alcohol; coffee, tea, or cola; stress; X rays, thyroid medication, cortisone, and aspirin; any other drug; too little vitamin D, or too much; too little calcium, or too much; too much sugar; too much protein; diabetes; starvation; and excess exercise. Whew!
- The Complete Guide to Health and Nutrition by Gary Null
Look for aluminum-free deodorant. As with everything else on this program, finding new products and your rhythm with them may take time. You may have to try one or two shampoos before you find one that works for you. Do 45 minutes of restorative exercise, preferably outside. Practice one core-strengthening exercise today. If you decided to include licorice root and salt in your program, continue taking them.
- Spent: Revive: Stop Feeling Spent and Feel Great Again by Frank Lipman, Mollie Doyle
Eliminate all conventional home care and personal care products from your life: Shampoo, deodorant, soap, cleaners, detergents, dryer sheets, air fresheners, hair spray, hair dye, cosmetics, etc. Replace them all with "green home" and "green personal care" products. Stop eating out of plastic, styrofoam, Teflon and aluminum foil. Eat out of Pyrex or glass containers. For cooking, use iron or stainless steel. Clean your air and water. Never drink tap water. Invest in a good water filter (Lotus Water Treatment System at www.Tersano.com).
- Natural Health Solutions by Mike Adams
Most deodorant products in health food stores are made without aluminum. They contain natural ingredients that fight bacteria, such as tea tree, clay, coriander, lichen and chamomile. One product to look for is Lavilin. It contains calendula and arnica, which kill bacteria.
- Natural Health Secrets From Around the World by Glenn W. Geelhoed, M.D. and Jean Barilla, M.S.
You expressed surprise that someone might use milk of magnesia as an underarm deodorant. I have been using milk of magnesia for several years. Despite my initial skepticism, I've found it to be a remarkably effective antiperspirant. I apply it directly from the bottle using my fingers. It is inexpensive (a bottle lasts months), goes on quickly and easily, has no odor, dries clear, does not stain clothing, and is completely effective in stopping odor and perspiration. It contains no aluminum.
- Best Choices From the People's Pharmacy by Joe Graedon, M.S. and Teresa Graedon, Ph.D.
A typical deodorant contains an ingredient that inhibits odor-causing bacteria on the skin, such as triclosan chloride. Most also contain some sort of fragrance to help mask odors. And some contain moisture-absorbing powders such as cornstarch or talc. Antiperspirants, however, contain an additional ingredient that inhibits sweat secretion. "A common sweat-stopping ingredient is aluminum chlorohydrate, which seems to work simply because the pasty material plugs up sweat glands," says Donald R. Miller, Pharm.D., an associate professor of pharmacy at North Dakota State University in Fargo.
- Home Remedies: What Works: Thousands of Americans Reveal Their Favorite Home-Tested Cures for Everyday Health Problems
by Gale Maleskey, Brian Kaufman
She doesn't use aluminum kitchen utensils, and she won't use any deodorant that has aluminum mentioned on the label. There has been a lot of controversy in the past few decades over whether aluminum plays any role in the development of Alzheimer's. Scientific studies have come down on both sides of the question. Until this debate is settled once and for all, there's no harm in avoiding aluminum, says Dr. Park. "It's absolutely unclear what the cause and effect is," she says. "Personally, although I seriously doubt there is a connection, I nevertheless threw out my aluminum pans."
- Home Remedies: What Works: Thousands of Americans Reveal Their Favorite Home-Tested Cures for Everyday Health Problems
by Gale Maleskey, Brian Kaufman
Antiseptics may be incorporated into deodorant soaps. Deodorants, formerly called "unscented toilet waters" and "sanitary liquid preparations," once contained formaldehyde or benzoic acid, which have been replaced with quaternary ammonium compounds. Deodorant-action, liquid antiperspirants today usually contain aluminum chloride, urea, propylene glycol, and about 75 percent water. Deodorant-action, cream antiperspirants contain aluminum chlorhydroxide, sorbitan monostearate, polox-amers, stearic acid, boric acid, petrolatum, perfume, propylene glycol, and water.
- A Consumer's Dictionary of Cosmetic Ingredients
by Ruth Winter, M.S.
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