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Fight against Cancer Cosmetics

"We all have cancer cells in the body. But we will not all develop Cancer. "So says Dr. David Servan-Schreiber, author of Fight against cancer: A new way of life. This fascinating book explains the scientific facts cause cancer in shades of clear and convincing.

Is there an epidemic of cancer?

Servan-Schreiber describes an epidemic of cancer in the richest countries in the world. Since 1940, the number of cancers has increased in all industrialized countries. This trend has accelerated since 1975 and is particularly striking among young people. In some European countries like France, the cancer rate has increased 60 percent over the last twenty years. The incidence of prostate cancer has increased 200 percent in some European countries between 1978 and 2000 by 258 percent in the United States during the same period.

The argument that the increase is attributable to early detection leads to more diagnoses, does not hold water. The increase cancers that are not routinely screened for is equally remarkable, if not more, than they are.

What lies behind the increase of cancers?

According to the Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO), "Up 80 per cent of cancers can be influenced by external factors such as life style and environment. "In particular, three main factors have changed in our environment since World War II:

1. The addition of large quantities of highly refined sugar in our diet

2. Changes in methods of agriculture and livestock, and therefore our food

3. Exposure a large number of chemicals that did not exist before 1940.

The anti-cancer

Dr. Servan-Schreiber recommended a balanced diet with omega 3 and omega 6 oils, low in animal protein and dairy products rich in fresh (preferably organic) fruits and vegetables. The book comes with a shopping guide good practice which recommends a range of foods against cancer growth in the body.

Chemical substances and cancer

Of course, what interests me is the influence of chemicals in our environment in the increase in cancer. Here is an excerpt from the book:

"The WHO International Agency for Research on Cancer has a list of Cancer carcinogenic (causing) substances into the environment. Over the last thirty years, has been tested 900 potential culprits (one small proportion of over 100,000 molecules release by the industry since 1940, a rate of several million tonnes per year).

"Of these 900 products submitted to the International Agency for Research on Cancer … only one was recognized as not carcinogenic. Eighty-five were identified as a carcinogen "known" (ie, there has been sufficient epidemiological studies and animal research to establish the cause and effect).

"Three hundred and seven are" probably "or" possible "carcinogens. Four one hundred eighty-seven remain "ungraded" which means they have not been adequately studied. "

In many cases, these substances are still widely used. Of course, employers believe that consumers are exposed to very low concentrations of these substances. However, testing of 400 chemicals (one sample representative of 75,000 on the market at the time) found that 5-10 percent of these carcinogenic to humans.

Five ten percent of the 75,000 media who are regularly exposed to from 3750 to 7500 carcinogens which makes it less encouraging each of they may be less than a toxic dose, since the total toxicity is 37 to 75 times the toxic dose for animals!

Then What can we do to protect ourselves?

Rethinking Dry Cleaning

Servan-Schreiber Avoid PERC and tetrachlorethylene in dry cleaning clothes to air dry outside for several hours before using, or go for the wet cleaning, CO2 or liquid silicon.

Avoid aluminum

He tells us to avoid deodorants and antiperspirants containing aluminum, especially for women who shave their armpits because it facilitates the penetration of aluminum.

Avoid Phthalates

Depending on the use of natural cosmetics Servan-Schreiber, we must avoid cosmetics, shampoos, lotions, gels, hair dyes, nail polish and sunscreen containing estrogens, phthalates or parabens and fragrances contain phthalates (most of them).

Use household cleaners green

Also warned against pesticides and insecticides, household chemicals, heating containers of plastic PVC products household food preparation in Teflon pans and striped common as detergents, disinfectants sanitizers and toilet bowl.

Beat the chemical overload

For me, the jump felt that the broad range of products chemical gypsum in ourselves and to freely use in our homes, and many pesticides are eating, contributing to the epidemic cancer. It makes sense to make different decisions. Green, skin care and natural beauty products and organic cleaning products are effective and benefit our health and the world around us.

Servan-Schreiber himself suffered from cancer that disappeared after surgery and again appear. By changing your lifestyle dramatically, managed to overcome it.

Reading this book is fascinating not only for the clear, balanced well argued and how the evidence is presented (as you might expect from an eminent scientist and physician). It is also fascinating because personal experience of the author for all. I highly recommend it. You can get a copy at all major bookstores in Australia.

About the Author

Passionate about skincare and beauty, Kate was horrified when she found out about the toxic chemicals lurking in her favourite products. A passionate desire to educate others on how to make safer choices led to the birth of Ikigai, the Organic & Natural Skincare Boutique



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