Kids Shampoo Contains Dangerous Chemicals

[carla]

Unbelieveable but true!!
The two top brands as well.

'Kids' Shampoo Contains Dangerous Chemicals' - Yahoo! News UK

[carla]

I am going to paste the article because it will probably be pulled.


'Kids' Shampoo Contains Dangerous Chemicals'


An independent laboratory tested a range of top-selling brands and found many of them contained formaldehyde, which is used to embalm corpses.
Out of the 28 products tested for formaldehyde in the study, 23 contained it. Studies have linked the substance to cancers of the brain, nasal sinuses and possibly leukaemia.
Others had traces of 1,4-dioxane, a foaming agent which is also believed to be a cancer risk for humans. Of the 48 items tested for 1,4-dioxane, 67% contained it.
It is banned in Europe, and formaldehyde is restricted. However, the chemicals are apparently unregulated in the US.
Both substances were apparently found in Johnson's Baby Shampoo, L'Oreal Kids Extra Gentle 2-in-1 shampoo and Pampers Kandoo foaming soap.
Stacy Malkan from the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, who commissioned the tests, said: "If chemicals are causing cancer in animals, we really shouldn't be putting them on babies' heads."

However the Personal Care Products Council accused the group of preying on parents' fears and described the results as "patently false"

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Its OK ,we're safe.The Personal Care Products Council says its safe LOL

[tcmgpt13]

I wonder why this study did not say anything about the safety of the remaining five child shampoos which had no formaldehyde? It would have been good if they had addressed this question. No doubt many people with children or grandchildren in the US would be interested to know this information. Maybe all of them contained at least one dangerous ingredient so that is why it was not mentioned further. One cannot even depend upon shampoos which are found in health food store as many of them often contain some of the same dangerous chemicals which the commercial brands have.

[Dove]

Causes one to wonder, why one of the Morgellons websites was promoting it as beneficial.

Perhaps all of this will cause people to think upon simplier times and a term that is almost obsolete... "Homemade".

I also remember reading about the harmful effects of the fragrances they use as well. In addition, some fragrances are program triggers.

[Katinka]

If you look at the ingredients of personal care products you can see it's all FULL of chemicals. Hygienic and cosmetic products contain nanoparticles. Eye creams with so called liftup effect, lip gloss with lip boost effect etc.

Chemical & Engineering News: Science & Technology - Fullerene For The Face

It's what I said the chemical and toxin upload starts when we are young or eventually before birth....toxins from the mother to child over placenta.
This will NEVER stop..unless such institutes would have to pay for the consequences.
Which I think will never happen.

Katinka

[Katinka]

If you look at the ingredients of personal care products you can see it's all FULL of chemicals. Hygienic and cosmetic products contain nanoparticles. Eye creams with so called liftup effect, lip gloss with lip boost effect etc.

Chemical & Engineering News: Science & Technology - Fullerene For The Face

It's what I said the chemical and toxin upload starts when we are young or eventually before birth....toxins from the mother to child over placenta.
This will NEVER stop..unless such institutes would have to pay for the consequences.
Which I think will never happen.

Katinka

[carla]

Gwyneth Paltrow branded loopy for being afraid that the chemicals in shampoo cause Cancer.
The Rockerfeller backed Cancer Research uk disagree.

Dr Lesley Walker, director of cancer information at the charity said: "There has been very little change in the number of childhood cancers detected over the last ten years.

I don't thinks thats completely true.
Another Rockerfella backed university proff

"It annoys me when celebrities use their position to spout nonsense. "They have a perfect right to their views even if they are loopy," he continued. "But shampoo is perfectly safe - unless you drink it in large quantities."

Anyone else think thats true?Doesn't the skin soak up chemicals easily?
source

[jonsi]

The only soap we (my 10 year old daughter & I) use is Miracle II. If you want to pm me I will give you the number for the best prices available. Gwen Scott, ND turned me on to this product and we have been using it for almost 2 years now!

It works great on the "Morgellons". We use it as shampoo also.

Peace!
~jonsi

[carla]

Anyone still using Suncream must stop today .

Sunscreen link to brain dieases

Aug 25 2009 By Ian Graham
SUNSCREEN could be linked to brain diseases such as dementia, scientists fear.
Two researchers are to launch a three-year study to determine whether engineered nanoparticles in sun cream pose a risk to the people who use it.
The University of Ulster team are part of a worldwide project examining whether nanoparticles can induce diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Professor Vyvyan Howard, a pathologist and toxicologist, and Dr Christian Holster, an Alzheimer's expert, have been awarded s350,000 funding from the EU for their work.
Professor Howard said: "There is now firm evidence some engineered nanoparticles entering intravenously or via lungs can reach the brains of small animals.
"They lodge in almost all parts of the brain and there are no efficient clearance mechanisms to remove them."
He added: "It has recently been discovered nanoparticles can have significant impacts on key proteins associated with neurodegenerative disease such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease."
Howard added: "The risk that engineered nanoparticles could introduce unforeseen hazards to human health is a matter of growing concern."
The Alzheimer's Research Trust cautioned people about stopping using sunscreen .
The Trust's Dr Simon Ridley, said: "The exact causes of Alzheimer's are unknown. It's likely that both genetic and environmental factors are involved."
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/20...6908-21622521/

[carla]

And another one.Suncream may be linked to Alzheimer's disease, say experts | Mail Online