Personal care products in the home increase allergies and asthma in children...

Soaps, toothpaste and other personal care products we use in the home could be making our children more allergic, and prone to diseases such as asthma.

Antibacterials and preservatives in the products affect children’s immune systems, increasing their risk for environmental and food allergies.

Researchers have discovered that children with high levels of triclosan, an antibacterial agent used in personal care products, also had IgE antibodies in their blood, which are produced in response to an allergen.

A similar pattern was seen in children with high levels of parabens, preservatives that are used in cosmetics.

In a survey of 860 children aged from six to 18, researchers from Johns Hopkins Childrens’ Center found that those with the highest levels of triclosan in their urine had nearly double the risk for allergens compared to the children with the lowest levels.

(Source: Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 2012; doi: 10.1016/j.jaci.2012.05.006).

The biological impact of your cell phone is not related to its power, which is quite weak, but rather to the erratic nature of its signal and its ability to disrupt resonance and interfere with DNA repair:

Serving as an illustrative warning of the potential for your cell phone to cause cancer is the case of a young woman with no other predisposing risk factors for cancer who developed multi-focal breast cancer directly beneath the area of her breast where she’d been tucking her cell phone into her bra

Earlier research has shown that wearing a cell phone on your hip may weaken an area of your pelvis, and cell phone radiation has also been found to affect men's sperm count, and the quality and motility of their sperm

As a general rule, you’ll want to avoid carrying your phone anywhere on your body. The most dangerous place to be, in terms of radiation exposure, is within about six inches of the emitting antenna, especially when it is put next to soft tissue such as in your pant or shirt pocket, or worse yet, in a woman’s bra

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