This World Cancer Day, M&B takes you through the rumoured risks that talc poses, and its much-debated link between cancer
The parochial outlook towards beauty, as propagated by ancient and modern culture, has long being exploited as a means of making money by the right minds. From the dawn of history, vanity has led the human race, particularly women, to reach extreme lengths to look and feel beautiful. Today, the market offers a profusion of beauty and hygiene products which claim to whiten or soften your skin, cover up your body stench, and even take off years from your face. From chemists, grocery stores and your local mall, consumer products aimed to make you feel pretty and perfect are not hard to spot. And while most of you are ready to essentially put a dent in your pocket and get your hands on the latest best thing, how sure are you that these very products are not making you sick?
The last two decades garnered much attention in documenting the use of popular cosmetic and hygiene products and their association with cancer. A number of cases filed against industry giants in effect to these claims also made big media headlines, waking people up to the unknown health hazards posed by cosmetic and hygiene products. One of the most prominent news was the accusation filed again a well known brand’s talcum powder, by several women claiming that they got ovarian cancer after years of using their product. These cases stirred the much anticipated alarm for one simple fact: talc, the ingredient that the victims’ families argued caused their cancer, is an indispensable product in most households. It is an additive in many cosmetic and body powders, including those products specifically marketed for use in neonatal skin care.
Knowing The Basics Of Your Talc
Diese Geschichte stammt aus der February 2018-Ausgabe von Mother & Baby India.
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