The Paraben Parable
Buyer Beware---EXCLUSIVE EXPOSE`
[Edited blog]
Do you ever buy products because you look at the labels and you think as you read the label or advertisment about the product, hey kewl, Just the johnny horner I need and go out and get or order it. Being as porphyria is my problem, it seems, I do this more than ever. As half the drugs on any doctors regular prescription list, can bring on a porphyric attack in porphyrics. Which happens at times through doctors not being well informed of drugs that interefer with the relevant pathways involved in porphyria. List abound both of safe porphyric drugs, but those which are safe for one patient prove unsafe for others so its very variable. Anyhow to cut to the chase. I was buying a hormonal cream, to try and combat some of my symptoms of porphyria. It was bought from uk at progesterone and then I saw a less expensive (even allowing for international shipping) in the US, and ordered from there, as its always advertised at each and every site which sells it as toxin free, none carcinogenic. Well, after I started using this imported cream, I started reguarly throwing up, (a common symptom of porphyria but one I had not experinced till then) but just figured it was a worsening in my over-all condition. But this carried on for month after month, my health always on a downward turn. And after reading that some female porphyrics are adversely affected by this type of hormone cream I stopped using it experimentally, just figuring it was the cream. Then when discussing with a neighbour, she couldn't understand why (and didn't know I'd swapped brands) as she said at one time I had defiitely found some improvement on the cream. And then.. Yesterday, I find this second cream, the one purported to be none carcinogenic and toxin free, is actually toxic in many ways. I have the tube in front of me as I type It has four different parabems in it. Parabems of which have been linked to possible breast cancer. So, I go from using one natural cream and felt somewhat better. I swap brands, not knowing it had any toxins in it till yesterday, but it had stopped using it around the December holiday season cos of how ill I felt, and then find out it does have toxins! Porphyria of course. is all about toxic overload. Should I sue these people for falsely advertising there products? Even when they have had several people voice their suspicions to the outlet I know of that sells and they have then been wickedly treated for doing so. But people are NOT stoopid. If you have nothing to hide, you do not treat people like that (and certainly not in multitudes) and everyone thinks its just hey ho ok. And some of the sellers of these products are actually using there status as Christians, (and even the most unregenerate person often knows that you won't be ripped off by a Christian) so, either set the record straight, gels, or fess up and do the decent thing and repent. If these suspicions by many female users of this cream are NOT accurate and have no foundation, then please set the record straight, and refute it, and clear your reputations and that of Christ. If they do have foundations, then that's between you and the Lord. But the day of judgement often comes sooner than we ever think. if these ingredients are toxic which my symptoms alone would suggest they are even while I was in ignorance of those ingredients, my day of judgement could have been bought forward, by simply using a product such as this, and trusting the words of the spiel about it. You can see how rare products without parbens are in any country HERE, and how unhealthy they are, I guess what I object to with the product in question which I bought, is that its actually endorsed by many cancer prevention places as anti carcinogenic, and there is simply put, very much room for doubt about that, and by my own experience of using it, highly questionable. Anyone know a good attorney? Perry Mason would do. THE DISTRIBUTOR IN QUESTION and her Partner In Crime. unless anyone can prove or until they themselves prove otherwiseYou have every right to reply gels, and clear the suspicions over this product. Hushing up, booting stroppy members and just generally playing the heavy hand with anyone who questions you over this, does little to allay any suspicions or fears. So, am I whistling in the wind? Or should I be looking for an attorney right now? Incidentally, liver cancer is the number one killer among porphyrics. While researching the parable of the paraben tonight, two chief places they attack, kidneys and hey ho.. you got it, Liver! Thanks gels. As I said, I leave you room and a right to reply. But until we hear or have this, BUYER BEWARE!! And until they have refuted these claims, then please beware of THIS yahoo group where the duplicitous duo are peddling there wares.
