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Benzene Causes Cancer
- The cancer cycle of carcinogenic benzene contained in LAS molecules at levels
from 7 to 13 percent begins in your
powdered laundry detergents. This large amount of benzene is absorbed into
your clothes when you wash them. Benzene molecules also have a
large electrostatic potential, which makes them diamagnetic, a condition
that easily enables the establishment of electrical currents and makes the benzene molecule almost
indestructible. This
combination of electrostatic potential and the carcinogenic properties of
benzene will cause cancer.
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- Macrophages Release Benzene
from LAS
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large amount of benzene molecules in powdered detergents containing LAS can mutate the immune
system when the white blood cells try to digest the LAS molecules during the
macrophage operation.
LAS
in detergents has hydrophobic and hydrophilic ends. When the lymphocyte cells
start the macrophage operation, the benzene molecule will mutate the lymphocyte
cells. The clothes you wear will deliver a small amount of these benzene
molecules into your wet/moist 4- to 6-inch pelvic areas and your 2- to 3-inch underarm
areas.
The
lymphocyte cells are looking for invaders. The benzene has a diamagnetic state,
which will attract the lymphocyte cells. When any one of these cells tries to
ingest the benzene, the benzene molecules can mutate the lymphocyte cells
causing the immune system to become weakened or defective.
This
can lead to leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, and other blood-related cancers.
I assert that benzene mutates cells
in the pelvic region (where it enters the body from clothing laundered in
detergent that contains LAS) and the lymphatic ducts, which empty into the
heart’s veins. Once the benzene enters the blood stream, any one of the 100+ different types of cancer can be
initiated.
Don’t
use powdered detergents, which have benzene-rich LAS concentrations of 7 to13 percent.
There
are 10 to 12 different chemicals in powdered detergents; 5 to 7 of these hazardous
ingredients are reported to OSHA. Benzene molecules are not used in liquid
detergents.
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