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Posted by Catherine Cartwright-Jones on May 29, 2004 at 21:14:18:

In reply to: boooooo hisssss posted by Catherine Cartwright-Jones on May 29, 2004 at 21:09:58:

Of course, you already knew about this one:

Clairol Nice 'n Easy (Permanent Haircolor)--Clairol, Inc.

* Labelled toxic ingredients: Quaternium-15, Formaldehyde
releaser, carcinogenic; Diethanolamine (DEA) (interacts with nitrites
to form a carcinogenic nitrosamine); Phenylene-Diamines (includes
carcinogens and other ingredients inadequately tested for
carcinogenicity).
* Note: Substantive evidence of causal relation to lymphoma,
multiple myeloma, and other cancers.

That and the one before are from "Reversing the Cancer Epidemic" by
Epstein, Samuel S., Tikkun; May 2002, Vol. 17 Issue 3, p56, 10p, 1bw

I dig the abstract on the article!

"Discusses several proposals to defeat global industrial toxic
terrorism which causes cancer and poses a major threat to public
health and environmental integrity. Prohibition of the authorization
of potentially carcinogenic products and processes; Reduction of toxic
products in use; Development of international rules to restrict
industry claims of confidentiality and trade secrecy; Implementation
of policies relating to product labeling."

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Re: boooooo hisssss Sarah Charley 11:51:23 6/1/2004 (1)
- "Phenylene-Diamines" are major nasty Catherine Cartwright-Jones 15:57:51 6/1/2004 (0)

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: Of course, you already knew about this one: : : Clairol Nice 'n Easy (Permanent Haircolor)--Clairol, Inc. : : * Labelled toxic ingredients: Quaternium-15, Formaldehyde : releaser, carcinogenic; Diethanolamine (DEA) (interacts with nitrites : to form a carcinogenic nitrosamine); Phenylene-Diamines (includes : carcinogens and other ingredients inadequately tested for : carcinogenicity). : * Note: Substantive evidence of causal relation to lymphoma, : multiple myeloma, and other cancers. : : That and the one before are from "Reversing the Cancer Epidemic" by : Epstein, Samuel S., Tikkun; May 2002, Vol. 17 Issue 3, p56, 10p, 1bw : : I dig the abstract on the article! : : "Discusses several proposals to defeat global industrial toxic : terrorism which causes cancer and poses a major threat to public : health and environmental integrity. Prohibition of the authorization : of potentially carcinogenic products and processes; Reduction of toxic : products in use; Development of international rules to restrict : industry claims of confidentiality and trade secrecy; Implementation : of policies relating to product labeling."
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