"Most people have a few of these lying around somewhere to treat dry cracked lips. Guess who makes this brand?……Pfizer! Some drugs are much more potent when they are absorbed through the skin vs. taken orally. That’s because they bypass the digestive system, and go right into the blood stream." [1188x570 - 96KB]

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"Most people have a few of these lying around somewhere to treat dry cracked lips. Guess who makes this brand?……Pfizer! Some drugs are much more potent when they are absorbed through the skin vs. taken orally. That’s because they bypass the digestive system, and go right into the blood stream." [1188x570 - 96KB] (pic8.co)

That shit contains "propylene glycol"

Look it up.

Propylene glycol is in tons of personal care items, like your shampoo, soap, moisturizer, deodorant, and toothpaste. You can even find it in your food and medicine. However, even though it’s a widely used chemical, a lot of people are wary of it.

Propylene glycol acts as a penetration-enhancing agent. It alters the structure of the skin, allowing chemicals to penetrate deeply while increasing their ability to reach the bloodstream.

Basically, its main job is to help other chemicals you come in contact with reach your bloodstream. But do you really want to use a chemical designed to do that?

Additionally, the chemical has been linked to cancer, developmental/reproductive issues, allergies/immunotoxicity, neurotoxicity, endocrine disruption, and organ system toxicity.

It has also been classified as “expected to be toxic or harmful” by Environment Canada.

https://thegoodhuman.com/what-is-propylene-glycol-and-why-you-should-avoid-it/

That shit contains "propylene glycol" Look it up. > Propylene glycol is in tons of personal care items, like your shampoo, soap, moisturizer, deodorant, and toothpaste. You can even find it in your food and medicine. However, even though it’s a widely used chemical, a lot of people are wary of it. > Propylene glycol acts as a penetration-enhancing agent. It alters the structure of the skin, allowing chemicals to penetrate deeply while increasing their ability to reach the bloodstream. > Basically, its main job is to help other chemicals you come in contact with reach your bloodstream. But do you really want to use a chemical designed to do that? > Additionally, **the chemical has been linked to cancer, developmental/reproductive issues, allergies/immunotoxicity, neurotoxicity, endocrine disruption, and organ system toxicity.** > **It has also been classified as “expected to be toxic or harmful” by Environment Canada.** > https://thegoodhuman.com/what-is-propylene-glycol-and-why-you-should-avoid-it/

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How do you think this would affect females who begin applying cosmetic products like this on a daily basis before their brains and sexual organs have matured?

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