If you are concerned please read the reports about cosmetics and pregnancy at the "cosmetics database" See link
You should consider removing all exposure to petrochemicals during pregnancy and should always exercise caution when using petroleum based products on or in your body. Never use petrolatum or mineral oil on babies.
One of the major concerns is that there is no way of determining how many PAHs, or polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons are contained in petrolatum. PAHs are potent pollutants and have been identified as carcinogenic, mutagenic and teratogenic.
Petrolatum is listed as a probable human carcinogen in the European Union's Dangerous Substances Directive. As a barrier product it performs well, it's great for putting around your hair line to protect your skin from hair dye, but that's where it's redeeming qualities end. There are far safer products available, such as Shea butter, which is great for helping to prevent stretch marks too.
Answer:Vaseline is perfectly safe to use when pregnant and not. On children as well.
Well, I tried and I got diarrhea afterwards.
I'm not sure if the cause is eating a spoonful of petroleum jelly, but it just happened that I got diarrhea after eating it.
I would recommend that you use a water based lubricant with no special affects or scents.
can i use vaseline while pregnancy
Petroleum jelly, like Vaseline, is not bad for you, just don't eat it. It is safe for babies and the elderly, not to mention everyone in between!
It can be, and is, frequently. But do not use it as a lube on natural rubber - it will "eat" it.
Yes, it's non-toxic.
180 grams
yes but when i gave dog her 2 cond one she started acting weird
Yes most of the londoner's eat jelly, strawberry jelly or mixed fruit jelly with bread and cheese
Over 9,000.
I personally don't eat jelly, as I'm a pescitarian, but sometimes I may treat myself to some vegetarianjelly. But I do know lots of people who do eat jelly.
You are an idiot kid, there is no jelly in the ocean. Therefore jellyfish would'nt be able to eat jelly. Even if there was jelly in the ocean, it would have to be more liquid to digest jelly. So jellyfish wouldn't be able to eat jelly therefore they would not explode.
Rats can eat jelly in small amounts. Rats are typically scavengers and will eat just about anything they can get their hands on.
Probably. Just make sure there is no visible problems with it first.
* Jam * Jelly * Juice * Jelly beans