jadestar
New Member
This subject may have already been posted, but this is an email I received today:
The following is a list of products that have previously been found to contain
hormones:
Placenta Shampoo, Queen Helene Placenta cream hair conditioner, Placenta
revitalizing shampoo, Perm Repair with placenta, Proline Perm Repair with
placenta, Hormone hair food Jajoba oil, Triple action super grow, Supreme
Vita-Gro, Luster's Sur Glo Hormone, B & B Super Gro, Lekair natural Super Glo,
Lekair Hormone hair treatment with Vitamin E, Isoplus Hormone hair treatment wit
Quinine, Fermodyl with Placenta hair conditioner, Supreme Vita-Gro with
allantoin and estrogen plus TEA-COCO, Hask Placenta Hair conditioner, Nu Skin
body smoother and Nu Skin Enhancer.
The majority of these products contain placental extract, placenta, hormones or
estrogen. As early as 1983 Dr. Devra Davis (epidemiologist and director of the
Center for Environmental oncology, part of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer
Institute) and co-researcher Leon Bradlow advanced the theory that
xenoestrogens, synthetic estrogen imitators, were a possible cause of breast
cancer.
Davis also says, "most cases of breast cancer are not born, but made and the
more hormones a woman is exposed to in her lifetime, the greater her risk of
breast cancer."
We need to be more cautious of the products that we use on our hair and our
bodies and demand that more information about our health is shared. Ladies and
gentlemen beware.
Pass this on to all the women in your address book.
The following is a list of products that have previously been found to contain
hormones:
Placenta Shampoo, Queen Helene Placenta cream hair conditioner, Placenta
revitalizing shampoo, Perm Repair with placenta, Proline Perm Repair with
placenta, Hormone hair food Jajoba oil, Triple action super grow, Supreme
Vita-Gro, Luster's Sur Glo Hormone, B & B Super Gro, Lekair natural Super Glo,
Lekair Hormone hair treatment with Vitamin E, Isoplus Hormone hair treatment wit
Quinine, Fermodyl with Placenta hair conditioner, Supreme Vita-Gro with
allantoin and estrogen plus TEA-COCO, Hask Placenta Hair conditioner, Nu Skin
body smoother and Nu Skin Enhancer.
The majority of these products contain placental extract, placenta, hormones or
estrogen. As early as 1983 Dr. Devra Davis (epidemiologist and director of the
Center for Environmental oncology, part of the University of Pittsburgh Cancer
Institute) and co-researcher Leon Bradlow advanced the theory that
xenoestrogens, synthetic estrogen imitators, were a possible cause of breast
cancer.
Davis also says, "most cases of breast cancer are not born, but made and the
more hormones a woman is exposed to in her lifetime, the greater her risk of
breast cancer."
We need to be more cautious of the products that we use on our hair and our
bodies and demand that more information about our health is shared. Ladies and
gentlemen beware.
Pass this on to all the women in your address book.