“Parabens again – passed on by Dr. Fred Templeman”
Leading the News…
Paraben traces may be present in nearly all breast cancer patients.
Time (1/13, Blue) reports in “Healthland” that “researchers have found that paraben traces are present in the tissue of almost all breast cancer patients, whether or not they use antiperspirants.” The researchers found that “even patients who’d never used underarm products had paraben traces in their breast tissue.” But “that’s not surprising, say the authors, since parabens are found in shampoos, make-up, moisturizers, pharmaceuticals and even some food products,” in addition to some antiperspirants.
HealthDay (1/13, Doheny) reports, “In the study, published online in January in the Journal of Applied Toxicology,” investigators “report that one or more kinds of parabens were found in 158 of the 160 samples taken from the tissue collected from…40 women.” The researchers “found 96 samples contained all five of the most common paraben esters (forms).”
WebMD (1/13, Mann) reports, “Paraben levels did not seem to play a role in the cancer’s location or whether or not the cancer was fueled by estrogen.”
Author: Jessica. Jessica Barratt is the Glimpse Skin Specialist at XANGO. In this role, she spearheads the education and training of Glimpse with Distributors, gathers case studies, and assists with research and product development. Jessica is a Master Esthetician, certified in Utah, with over ten years of clinical experience. Prior to her work with XANGO, Jessica worked with esthetic schools, spas, dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and managed retail stores.
Thank you Dr. Templeman for passing this on and to Jessica for including in the Glimpse blog. We must act as EDUCATORS foremost, bring Glimpse as a safe, toxin-free and highly results oriented option to our family, friends, business associates, children – everyone we care about. BE sure to visit http://www.ewg.org/skindeep and check your bathroom labels to see what toxic ingredients you will want to eliminate from your personal care regime! Thank you XanGo for keeping my family and I healthy!
The bottom line: “People do not care..that’s why health care costs skyrocket and prevention is only a socially adapted word giving spice to the various conversation. I AM A MALE AND A MAN AND HAVE TRIED Glimpse and find the ‘system’ excellent and efficacious, but expensive..too expensive for my ‘taste and capacity to pay’! And you may throw me as many Starbucks examples as you wish but the fact remain…I need coffee once a day and buy it at Tim Horton’s and still feel Glimpse components are ‘pricy’
Now I have to focus on FAVAO to see how that journey into those in Obesity-land will respond.
Thank you for a great column./ blog/.
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