This is first of all not a conspiracy... or is it?? How much do we know about the cleaning and care products we use everyday?? HOW MUCH DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE CHEMICALS AND POISONS THERE ARE IN ALL THESE THINGS?? apparently NOTHING! and of course The big care products; cosmetics and perfume companies dont want you to know this IT IS ALL POISON!!
I got to know about this bcuz i'm allergic to perfumes and chemicals. First you get migraines sometimes, or headaches; but the older you become the more sensitive you are to these things. I took a course for people suffering from OVERSENSITIVITY TO PERFUME AND CHEMICALS. This means you experiences symtoms as cough, fever; asthma; migraines, etc; some ppl may even faint. This of course had us all the ppl from this class exchanging experiences and information. As it turns out the more perfumed a product is; the more toxic chemicals it has; this ranges from 200 to 500 differenttoxic substances you inhale every day you use these products. And the environment suffers as well.
As i see it people have been brain washed to think being attractive depends on how much toxic substances you put onto you :/ y myself dont even wear make up and to put it simple, pp usually get skin problem bcuz of nutrient deficiencies; bcuz the skin needs nutriens, antioxidants, water and healthy fats to keep in good condition and be smooth. If you eat junk, you'll have bad skin and have a depressed inmune system which also fights the bacteria that causes body odors. Teh what people do is to cover all the skin problem with toxic make up and the odors with toxic perfumes. The result is you're destroying your own health, the health of the ppl around who breathe in your toxics (perfumes, cleaning products, and nail polish, ect), and destroying the enviroment.I have myself changed all my care prods. for organic ones that you can easily find in alternative heath stores.
Here is a great video about the subject; i'll add more information soon
NEW INFORMATION:
The swedish newspaper AFTONBLADET publishes and article about the environmental effect of the component
zinkpyrition found in dandruff shampoos which ois extremely poisonous to the seas. The first panagraph of this article reads:
"Most of the dandruff shampoos found in the swedish market contain a component called zinkpirition, which is extremely poisonous for sea organisms. Zinkpirition is also found in the boat paints; but it is so hazardous for health and the environment that it the Chemical Inspection has forbidden its use for consumption. But is higien products it is allowed." (extremely sick huh?)
http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/article208183.ab
The Swedish Nature Protection Society writes in its iphone app about dandruff shampoo:
AVOID DANDRUFF SHAMPOO: Many dandruff shampoos contain ZINPIRITION which is a very poisonous component for fish, molusks and otehr sea organisms. A HALF (yes, right only a half) of teaspoon of a regular dandruff shampoo is enough to kill half the fish in an acuarium of 1000 litters of water in four days.
Many people use dandruff shampoo completely unnecesarily. Dandruff can simply be a sign of a dry scalp, and then its enough to change to a mild shampoo (very true i have myself a dry and sensitive scalp and dandruff shampoo never helped me, i used baby shampoo or those with the shortest list of ingredients and perfume free until i changed to organic). The farmacy has many tips for both dry scalp and dandruff.
FOR IRRITATED HANDS:
Almond oil has worked best for me. Even tho i drink a lot of water (mmmmm i love water ;P) and eat many fatty nuts and seeds i still can get dry hands from the cold and washing my painting materials. Almond oil is the best i've tried so far xD
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This has inspired me to go on a hunt for more organic products to use... After visiting the site that Ravinder Singh posted also (thank you) and reading the list of toxins in products like our make up, etc. I've been more aware of spotting harmful ingredients on the things I own. Since being a new mom, I have switched out cleaners for ones with natural ingredients. I want to continue this with the rest of the things I use in my daily life!
I'm very much wanting to switch to organic hygeine products like shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, lotion, etc. Anyone have any favorites they use or suggestions?
AN INTERESTING CRITIQUE to the above video by Annie, always use discernment but he has some good points as the video above isn't altogether accurate but it is pretty great at raising our levels of awareness of all the poisons out their! In any case discernment is key in all video's out their on any issue... :-)
I used to buy Avon and since detoxifying my system of all those creams I can't even smell it without getting nauseous. The ingredients are toxic at best. Baking soda and vinegar do wonders for cleaning and are cheap too!
My grandma swears by using an egg for washing her hair and has done this for over 60 years...I just love using products that are natural and cheap becaues I'm not supporting the companies that make profits off polluting Mother Earth and destroying our health. Olive oil is the best moisturizer (maybe most expensive too). I feel, if you can't eat it then you shouldn't put it on your skin because it call ends up being toxic poison for your system.
Great discussioN!
I'm sure you are right Pamela, and I aspire to have such good health that I don't produce any offensive odours!
Seriously though, I think it is interesting that baking soda works. This suggest to me that the perspiration is acidic (presumably the baking soda neutralises the acid, which would otherwise make a nice environment for smell-producing bacteria) which again suggests that my body is too acidic, as are most people's....
So yes, I am working on that one, in the meantime, the baking soda spray works great!
Toilet Smellkiller
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I have found this much more effective than other, expensive 'natural' antiperspirants/deodorants. Try it!
There are dangerous chemicals out there, that's for sure, but more and more companies are embracing natural products and making products that are enviormentally safe. You can definitely see a shift in the last 10 years. People are way more conscious about what they are putting into their body, on their body....
You can see a new consciousness emerging, and it's all a part of how we are changing on a very profound level...
People are reading ingredients more, becoming "aware" of their surroundings and and how it effects them... and being guided by their inner Spirit. It's all a part of a bigger plan, which is happening right before our eyes.
Our awarenes is eccelerating.
Please check out
Cosmetic Chemicals Watch-List:
The A to Z of Toxins in Skin Care
from Natural Skincare Authority
http://www.natural-skincare-authority.com/cosmetic-chemicals.html
ALSO
Cosmetic Chemical Ingredients A-Z
from TOXIC BEAUTY
http://www.toxicbeauty.co.uk/One should be careful about such products, more so by information available to us today a person should avoid all them. By all means my house is cleaned by my sweat not by products which are poisonous and extremely expensive.
Same could be said about beauty products, there are organic and vegan ones which are eco friendly and bio~degradable.
Folks use your mind.........................
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