Womens’ products and toxins
By Linda on Nov 23, 2009 in Toxins | comments(0)
Linda’s comment: Yikes….the Brits are as careless as the Americans!!?? I’m hoping that everyone will read this article closely, and I mean close….facial moisturizers, perfumes, deodorants and various other make-up products are made up of hundreds of chemicals that we are putting on our bodies daily…this must stop and each and everyone of us needs to make a pack with yourself to try and get at least one person a day to stop dosing their bodies with these toxic chemicals….Ladies need to think about their lungs, breast and ovaries, while men need to think about their lungs and prostate. This isn’t to say that these chemicals will not attack other places in our bodies, but those seem to stand out in the news today when talking about Cancers.
“Moisturizer can contain over 30 different chemicals and perfume up to 400,it added.” This is a scary statement but TRUE….then you walk out your door in the morning and proceed to get slammed with hundreds more environmental chemicals and toxins….how much can our bodies take…well sorry to say not much folks, However, we CAN neutralize these assults as I have done by using the lifelong daily detox program called FIGHT. You can use anything you choose, but I found after trying many many different protocols and programs the FIGHT program was the best for me. I know the products are balanced and not full of garbage….you can find the FIGHT webinar on www.gordonresearch.com …It will open up your eyes and might scare some of you….although I don’t like scare tactics, I’m hoping that your toxic bodies are paying attention. Give it 90 days and you will be as grateful as I am for finally finding something that worked for me…
Learn to READ labels and BEWARE and very CAUTIOUS when purchasing these toxic products…
Regards,
Linda
Thur Nov 19, 2009 10:46am EST
LONDON (Reuters Life!) – The average British woman “hosts” 515 chemicals on
her body every day, according to a new study.
The poll of 2,016 women by deodorant-maker Bionsen said most of the
pollutants are self-inflicted by women who sprayed on deodorant, slapped on
body moisturizer and applied lipstick each morning. Continued
