Is Your Anti-Perspirant Deodorant Killing You

Is Your Anti-Perspirant/Deodorant Killing You?

Does your deodorant cause breast cancer? In the course of a typical day, there's a lot we take for granted. We rarely stop to ask questions about everyday items, like the deodorant we put on this morning. But we should! For instance, most deodorants are really chemical cocktails for your armpits!

Did you know:
The chemicals seep through your skin and creep into the immediate and nearby underlying soft tissue.
The little microscopic nicks we get from shaving make the journey even easier.
The labels on these deodorants even warn us not to apply them to broken skin!

Did you realize that, if you do develop breast cancer, there's a 50% chance the tumor will appear in the area closest to your underarm? There is a 6% chance that cancer will appear in the farthest area from the underarm. "Just think of it; you are eight times more likely to develop breast cancer next to where you apply your deodorant." Scientist can't say for sure - yet - that deodorant causes breast cancer. But it makes you wonder, doesn't it? We do know that most deodorants are laced with powerful chemicals that have yet to be thoroughly tested for safety. Combining these chemicals may lead to toxic interactions. And the fact that most breast cancers develop nearest to the underarm is very suspicious and frightening.

Are anti-perspirants even more dangerous? If you use an anti-perspirant, you may be creating a double danger. The chemicals in those anti-perspirants help prevent sweating. And sweating is one of the ways the body cleanses itself of toxic substances. Every time you apply an anti-perspirant, it's like damming up a river, sweat backs up in and around your armpits. The result? The toxins in your sweat become trapped there. And worst of all, fatty breast tissue is especially efficient at storing those poisons. Did you know that we're actually supposed to perspire? The sweat glands are designed to help our bodies excrete waste materials that we certainly don't want sealed up inside. The big issue is…foul odor, stink, B.O.! Along comes the chemical industry to solve this problem. They determined that it was the bacteria in the waste materials that the body was excreting that created the odor. This bacteria grows in water, which permeates the odor problem. So, think about it…we could kill the bacteria, stop the sweating, stop the waste materials from excreting or any combination of the above. The chemical industry chose the latter two, stop the sweating and block the excretion of the waste. They did this with chemicals like aluminum and also with fragrances for masking the odor should any bacteria succeed in spreading. The trouble with this approach is that we need to excrete these wastes. Also, aluminum has been linked with breast cancer and with Alzheimer's disease.

THE SUNSMILE SOLUTION: Sweating is good for us! Why not simply allow the toxins and waste materials out of the body and deal with the offending bacteria with safe, natural herbs? And the Sunrider solution is SunSmile Herbal Deodorant! Some of the ingredients are: zinc, Vitamin E, baking soda, benzoin extract (also in Fruit and Vegetable Rinse and the Refresher Drops), thyme extract, chamomile extract, balm mint extract, oat extract, Tea tree oil, lemon oil, cypress oil and evening primrose oil. These ingredients not only kill the offending bacteria, they also give us a very pleasant, fresh smelling scent. Zinc is a mineral that is good for the skin and is a good anti-oxidant, Vitamin E nourishes the skin and is also a powerful anti-oxidant, baking soda sweetens or neutralizes odors and benzoin extract kills bacteria. The Sunrider Sunsmile Herbal Deodorant is safe and effective for both men and women!

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