91>Ive been told that breast cancer has been linked to anti perspirants. Im interested in trying a new one, Driclor but it sounds particularly strong, should i stay away?
Reply:I had read an article in Prevention magazine a while back that stated they couldn't find anything conclusive on this. The only time I've had issues with antiperspirants is when I went for my first mammogram; I hadn't been told that residue would show up on the x-ray and sure enough it did! Scared the hell out of me.
Reply:Yes.
Antiperspirant's all contain toxic substances. Aluminum Chlorhydrate is the most widely used. This is a heavy metal and is absorbed by the body where it ends up in ductless glands like the thyroid gland where it causes it to slow down.
It's amazing what we will do to not smell. I have found the perfect deodorant. It works so well, I have to remind myself to take a shower because it lasts for 2 - 3 days. It has no toxic chemicals and is very effective. One container lasts for about 3 - 4 months. You can purchase it from a web site: www.healthline.cc
You only have to use a very small amount under each arm. I looked for several months before I found this and it really works. I would never, ever go back to that store bought garbage.
good luck
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