| wadawas |
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| Saturday, August 27, 2005 |
| Thursday, September 25, 2008 3:40:58 PM |
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Sorry, folks - i've been pretty busy & haven't checked the forum in a while.
BTW, though the forum part of this site is not very active, about 60 unique visitors hit this site every day & spend a long time reading the information. So this site is far from dead! This means: keep posting health information for the masses, ok?
Thanks 
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though i have banned this troll & deleted all of his other posts, i will allow this one to remain - simply because there is truth in this joke. A market is a market, be it natural medicine, pharmaceutical medicine, etc...
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LOL
thank goodness that heat wave has moved on.
If the currents worked that way in summer, i'd love to send some cool air down there!
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LOL - crap! what i typo i made!! I meant to type ~20 F - the hottest heatwave we've ever experienced!
We didn't have to worry about our polar bears, though: didn't you hear Rick Mercer? The annual Polar Bear hunt is still on in Toronto, dispite having so many american scholars sigh a petition against it! ROFL 
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Glad to see you back on
Talk about heat!! We had those temps too - we were ar 120 F with the humidity!!! Needless to say, i finally turned on my A/C.
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i think i would keep e-mailing them until they replied!!
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i like to add GSE, eucalyptus & tee tree oil to my castile soap in the bathroom.
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DMDM Hydantoin, Diazolidinyl Urea and Imidazolidinyl Urea - DMDM hydantoin, diazolidinyl urea and imidazolidinyl urea are preservatives that release formaldehyde. It is estimated that 20 per cent of people exposed to this chemical will experience an allergic reaction. Exposure to formaldehyde may cause joint pain, depression, headaches, chest pains, ear infections, chronic fatigue, dizziness and loss of sleep. In lab tests, formaldehyde has caused cancer and damaged DNA. Formaldehyde is a known sensitizer. Imidazolidinyl urea may cause contact dermatitis in some individuals.
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Lead - Lead is a known carcinogen and hormone disruptor. It is readily absorbed through the skin, and accumulates in the bones. It causes neurological damage and behaviour abnormalities, and large accumulations can result in leg cramps, muscle weakness, numbness and depression.
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Nonylphenols - This estrogen-mimicking chemical is a surfactant used for its detergent properties. It can be found in some plastics, as well as shaving creams, shampoos and hair colours. It can be created when certain chemicals commonly found in personal care products break down. Nonylphenols can be a component in polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a compound often found in acrylic nails. They are persistent in the environment and of such concern that many European countries are phasing them out. Some manufacturers have voluntarily discontinued their use.
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