TALCUM AND BADY POWDER LINKED TO CANCERS
TALCUM AND BABY POWDER POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS:
• OVARIAN CANCER
• FALLOPIAN TUBE CANCER
• OTHER SERIOUS INJURIES
Have You Or A Loved One Been Diagnosed With Ovarian Cancer Or Fallopian Tube Cancer After Using Talcum Or Baby Powder?
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The Dangers Behind Talcum Powder
Talcum powder comes from a mineral called Talc, which is composed of magnesium and oxygen. However, many forms of talc from various suppliers and companies have been found to contain asbestos, a highly toxic material that has been strongly linked to cancer development.
One of the largest producers of talc, Johnson & Johnson®, had conducted a study on their own talc mine, only to find that two types of asbestos fibers were clearly present in the talc mine. Each year, millions of consumers use talcum-based products for various purposes. Now, consumers are holding multi-billion dollar companies such as Johnson & Johnson accountable for failing to warn the public of asbestos contamination in baby powder.
As of May 2020, Johnson & Johnson® will stop all sales of their talcum powder in the United States and Canada.
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