Toxins

We live in a world where the products that we use on a daily basis are actually laden with some of the most toxic chemicals on the planet.

I was recently diagnosed with higher than average mercury levels in my blood. This was determined to be caused by my “mercury amalgam” fillings. Surprise surprise to me when I was told that a lot of the health problems I had been plagued with my entire life were directly caused by this mercury leaching into my blood stream from my teeth.

Studies are now showing that continuous exposure to toxic chemicals in personal hygiene products, such as antiperspirants, may be related to allergic reactions, Alzheimer’s, and even breast cancer in woman. This may come as no surprise considering the fact that most deodorants are made up of aluminum chlorohydrate, as well as up to 20 other toxic chemicals.

A study from the Journal of Applied Toxicology conducted research on antiperspirant with high levels of aluminum. The addition of aluminum, a chemical which enters the bodythrough the sensitive underarm tissue, works to block our sweat ducts, thus reducing the amount of sweat that the body produces. But is this lack of perspiration and neutralization of body odor worth the constant daily intake of high levels of aluminum?

Similarly, a recent study from Reading University found that cancerous tumors are most likely to appear in the parts of the female breast which is closest to where antiperspirants are applied. Of the women studied, it was found that cysts in the armpit area of the breast had 25 times more aluminum than the common amount found in blood.

Antiperspirants containing aluminum, work to stop completely perspiration from occurring. Deodorants do not contain aluminum. Deodorants allow perspiration. They work to kill the bacteria that causes odor when we perspire. From a purely natural standpoint, it makes more sense for us to use deodorants, as it is clearly more natural to allow our bodies to sweat.

Of course none of us wants to emit an unpleasant, offensive odor, but aluminum-free underarm deodorants do work to keep us feeling clean and fresh and bonus are all natural.

WARNING! These other products may contain Aluminum!

Antacids Vaccines Cookware Dentures Lipstick Toothpaste Astringents

Nasal Sprays Baking Powder Vaginal Douches Processed cheese Buffered Aspirin Hemorrhoid medications Anti-Diarrhea Medication