The World’s 7 Most Toxic Cosmetics

Dear thomas, Did you know that 90% of the ingredients in cosmetics today have NEVER been tested? And these ingredients are used in 99% of all beauty products. What’s more, we’re finding out many of these ingredients are carcinogenic, which means they cause cancer. But there are hundreds, if not thousands of chemicals found in your skin care, and beauty products, and only a limited number of studies published about them. A recent study from the Journal of Applied Toxicology found an estrogen look-a-like called paraben in breast tissue of breast cancer patients. They discovered the chemical was part of the women’s underarm deodorant that made its way into the breast tissue. The "fake-estrogen" levels were 1 million times higher than what normal estrogen levels should be, and the majority of this enormous concentration was located right in the tissue closest to the underarm.1 Can you imagine getting cancer, and even losing your life over your choice of underarm deodorant? To help you navigate this little-known world of untested chemicals and toxins, Dr. Al Sears prepared a FREE Special Report: Exposed: 7 Toxic Cosmetics. In this report, he identifies the 7 most toxic cosmetic ingredients. He names the products they're in, and he explains simple and easy ways to avoid them. He also gives you effective, organic alternatives. Unless someone shows you what’s in these products, you could be washing your face with gasoline every morning... without even realizing it. That’s because many face cleansers are made with a petroleum distillate very similar to gasoline. Here are a few other crazy things we do without even knowing: Pumping yourself full of estrogen look-a-likes that make you fat and skyrocket your risk for breast cancer. Styling you hair with embalming fluid Rubbing your baby's skin with industrial waste Moisturizing your face with window cleaner You don't have to be on the wrong end of bad cosmetics. This FREE report will help explain everything. Click HERE now and download your Free Special Report: Exposed: 7 Toxic Cosmetics. To Your Good Health, David Riklan Editor - Natural Health Newsletter Founder - NaturalHealthWeb.com and SelfGrowth.com  1 Measurement of paraben concentrations in human breast tissue at serial locations across the breast from axilla to sternum. J Appl Toxicol. 2012 Mar ;32(3):219-32. Epub 2012 Jan 12. PMID: 22237600

 

 

 

 

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