Posts by Rrrrrachel

I just want to point out that when they say perfume they don't mean stuff that comes in a glass bottle and you dab on your wrists. They're referring to a whole family of chemicals that are in a wide variety of products we encounter...

Hm, it doesn't read at all like an opinion statement to me, Dinah. There are sources at the end of the piece. I'm not sure what's bizarre about the second statement? I think it's an important statement when comparing aluminum exposure...

Unfortunately this is only a secondary source. Quote:Indeed, the quantity of aluminum in vaccines is so small that even after an injection of vaccines, the amount of aluminum in a baby’s blood does not detectably...

Quote:Originally Posted by rachelsmama The thing that bothers me about the perfume exposure (aside from the migraines) is that they're so unnecessary.  I'm pretty darned cautious about vaccines, but those at least have an allegedly...

Quote:Originally Posted by dinahx Citation on 'Vaccines don't raise the level of Aluminum in the blood'? I do not believe that children have EVER been systematically tested for blood aluminum level following vaccination. Also...

Lately I'm more convinced that the difference in autism rates among developed countries is about diagnosis and definition than a real difference in rates. Perfumes are also only one chemical substance that we're chronically exposed to.

There's a big difference in the amounts involved, and one exposure is chronic and the other is not. A vaccine doesn't measurably raise the level of aluminum in blood. Consuming food packed in a bpa lined can or he like does. And if...

It's not so much injestion as what gets absorbed through the skin that concerns me. There have been several projects done by different authors lately where thy monitored their blood levels of various toxins (bpa, pthalates, etc) after...

Perfumes are something children are exposed to everyday multiple times a day. They lay their little new born faces on skin washed with perfumed soap or sprayed with perfume. They wear clothes washed in perfumed detergent. They are...

You're right. Just two people drawing conclusions about what people might think based on a headline. Totally different. Not a bit the same. What was I thinking.