Posted by Michele 1. There are over 3 million poisonings every year with household products being the number one cause in children, and dish soap alone being the most common culprit 2. There has been a 28% increase in childhood cancer, such as leukemias since the addition of pesticides in household products (Source: National Cancer Institute) 3. A fifteen year study found that women who worked at home had a 54% higher death rate from cancer than women who had a job outside the home (Source: 17 year EPA Study) 4. Fertility problems: Endrometriosis is a leading cause in the US alone. In 1934 only 21 cases existed in the world, now there are over 5 million!! This has been linked to the increased use of chemicals in the home!! 5. In one decade there has been a 42% increase in asthma ~ 29% in men, 82% in women (Source: Center For Disease Control) Just reducing (not eliminating) environmental carcinogens alone would save at least 50,000 lives from cancer annually! (Source: Dr. Lee Davis, former advisor to the Secretary of Health). Manufactuers ARE NOT required to list the exact ingredients on the label!! Chemical names are often substituted by "trade names"...example quaternium 15 is 100% Satisfaction Guarantee empty bottle ALWAYS!! Michele Cook http://www.workathomeunited.com/homemommichele
on 10/30/2007, 8:29 am
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a formeldyhyde releaser, formeldyhyde is released when it is mixed with Water!! Do you really want that on your baby's head? Toothpaste only lists "active ingredient" what about the preservatives? They don't even have to list it!! Do you really want formeldyhyde in your mouth?
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