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- In the news...
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Florida's Governor proclaims May 2009 as
Electromagnetic Sensitivity Awareness Month
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Big Pharma
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- Vitality, May 2009
- “One day our children’s
children will learn ...that in the early part of the 21st century tens
of thousands of people died every year after taking unnecessary drugs … They
will learn that there were no effective laws to protect people from risky
drugs...”
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Genes have key role in autism
- BBC News, April 28, 2009
- "In most cases, it's likely that each
gene contributes a small amount of risk, and interacts with other genes and
environmental factors to trigger the onset of disease."
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Reduce exposure to
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Press release,
April 8, 2009
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Laundry detergents contain cancer-causing
chemicals, as well as other harmful toxins.
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The Cancer Blog
- Is your laundry detergent toxic?
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Urgent attention is needed to
disprove any relationship between the current cancer epidemic & benzene in laundry detergents and popular medications.
It is well established
that benzene causes leukemia and other blood-related cancers and diseases. After
many years of researching benzene's effect on the human body, it is becoming
clear that cancer and other diseases are caused by the
billions of benzene-based molecules (called
phenyl groups) that are left on our clothes from
powdered laundry detergents and found in our
daily
medications.
- Continual
exposure to benzene is over-saturating our blood, lymphatic & immune systems.
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What makes benzene so dangerous in the human
body?
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The
resonance hybrid structure of the benzene molecule causes it to
have electrostatic potential, be very stable, and insert
itself into human DNA.
Taken
together, these molecular and electrical characteristics of benzene make it
carcinogenic to humans. Most authorities
agree that the only level of benzene that can be considered absolutely safe for
prolonged exposure is zero.
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Most powdered laundry detergents contain benzene.
- Most powdered laundry detergents contain benzene
in the form of
linear alkylbenzene sulfonate
(LAS), added as a surfactant to
help water penetrate fabric. LAS concentrations of 7 to 13 percent in powdered detergents
are noted in Material Safety Data Sheets provided by detergent manufacturers.
Check this out for yourself in the
Household
Products Database published by the National Institutes of Health.
Detergent residue
remains in laundered items, as you can easily verify by wringing a clean, dry
cloth in hot water. The white film left floating in the water likely contains
benzene as part of LAS.
Could
benzene left on laundered clothing be causing cancer in the pelvic and chest
regions of the body, where undergarments are in
close contact with skin for prolonged periods of time? These areas become moist
and salty with perspiration (such as when we "Run for the Cure"), which could facilitate the absorption of benzene
through the skin. Skin is very
porous; drugs such as nicotine, nitroglycerine, and birth control hormones are
popularly administered through skin via adhesive patches.
Could a molecule with
the unique electrostatic & diamagnetic potential of benzene can enter the body
through the skin?
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Many popular medications contain benzene.
- Benzene and
benzene-based molecules are part of many popular medications used
to relieve pain, alleviate cold and flu symptoms, and as a weight-loss aid.
We know that benzene is a human carcinogen with a unique electromagnetic
potential that enables it to insert itself into human DNA.
So why is it being used in
these popular medications?
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We must study how benzene & its derivatives
affect the body when they are ingested in these popular medications.
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According to the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
more
than 1,500 people a day die of cancer and about 1.4 million new cases are diagnosed each
year. Urgent attention is needed to determine
the role of benzene in
causing cancer.
Until
scientists disprove any relationship between the current cancer epidemic and
benzene in laundry
detergents and
medications, many popular products will continue to be presumed safe when they could pose a very real
danger.
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