I believe it's the zinc in anti-perspirants that you're refering to that may cause cancer. Personally I only use anti-perspirant in the warmer months, and deodorant for the cooler/cold weather.
Natural Deodorants do not cause cancer, Antiperspirants do. Read "Cancer is not a disease, It is a survival mechanism" By Andras Moritz. It will open your eyes to a whole new perspective on the world.
There has been some medical concern that different deodorants 'may' cause cancer. The best deodorants one can use is Arm & Hammer Baking Soda which can be found at some grocery stores or, the other option is to go to a health food store. The skin is the largest breathing organ on your body so it's wise to try to go 'oh natural.'
If you are in the United states , there are none that have the Chemical that leads to cancer of any type .
Well, some deodorants do contain Triclosan, which by some is considered carcinogenous. But blaming cancer strictly on deodorants would be pretty much like blaming getting drunk on the last drink only.
Antiperspirant and Breast CancerStudies show no relationship between the use of antiperspirants and deodorants and the development of breast cancer. However, there have also been some suggestions that a substance in antiperspirants can mimic estrogen in the body, which is a causative factor in certain types of breast cancer.AnswerThe above poster gave you good advice. I just wanted to add that instead of spending a fortune or taking any risks I use baking soda under my arms. There is no smell and any perspiration is absorbed. Baking soda is natural. You could put it in a talc bottle with tiny holes on the lid. If this doesn't appeal to you then go to a Natural Health Food Store that handles herbal underarm deodorants.
There are some everyday items which cause ozone hole. These are deodorants, spray cans etc.
Perfumes or deodorants contain CFC's. So yes they cause.
Generally deodorants are not harmful to the body.
There is no conclusive evidence about the dangers or safety of using deodorants containing aluminum chloride while pregnant or breast feeding. However on the National Cancer Institute website they do state that the aluminum's, other metals and ingredients contained in deodorants do contribute and cause cancer. ( http:/www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/risk/ap-deo ) Your skin absorbs 60% of what you put on it. So it is likely that you are absorbing these chemicals into your blood stream and passing them on into your breast milk.
No, Powerade does not cause cancer.
no it cannot cause a cancer
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