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Used in hand sanitizers, antibacterial soap
Used in hand sanitizers, antibacterial soap


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===Parabens===
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Parabens are preservatives mostly used in cosmetic and pharmaceuticals,
with some bactericidal and fungicidal properties.
There are a few natural sources of methylparabeen, though the cosmetic use is synthesized.
It will break down, except perhaps in high concentrations.
There have been questions about health implications.
It is a possible allergen.
There seems to be no evidence it is a carcinogen.
A study suggested early development (first three years) might be affected,
and while not conclusive, many have a better-safe-than-sorry around baby products.
Also, this applies to propylparabens and butylparabens; methylparabens was not implicated.


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Revision as of 17:21, 15 September 2023

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BIG RED TEXT HELLO: This is not health advice, or necessarily correct. Do not make health decisions based on just this. Do your own research, and not just the stuff that agrees with your opinions.



But first

Everything is chemicals, and everything is toxic at high concentrations

Toxin, poison, venom

Some things worth talking about

Pesticides

BPA

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Phtalates

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PFAS

PFOA

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Parabens

Reading off ingredient lists