Deodorant

[Sara Klein Ridgley, Ph.D.]

Hi Everyone,

Soroush and other UK friends, I don't know what the ingredient list on your
Thai deodorant is, but here in the USA they must put the ingredients clearly
on the label. I am sending you here a bunch of URL's with the photo of the
rock and the ingredients clearly stated, so you can make up your own mind.
Like Paul said, I also had the experience years ago of finding out that the
importers did not call me back after I found out the true ingredient
list...

When they don't spell out the Alum salts, they call the ingredient 'natural
Mineral salts"...

Here we go:

http://tinyurl.com/t3m9
http://www.deodorantstones.com/
http://www.myvitanet.com/thadeodstonp.html
http://www.momentum98.com/thai.html

And scores more of these...

On another note: Although soap and water is always a good idea, this will
not remove BO effectively if the body is producing those. It is again,
something internal. A great way to detoxify the digestive tract and thereby
the eliminate odor from the perspiration is to ingest Liquid Chlorophyll
regularly. If people would eat enough leafy greens it will have a similar
effect. All of these approaches fall under the heading of regimen, and they
are not suppressive in any way.

And another point: there is a huge difference between deodorant and
anti-prespirants. The latter is suppressive and VERY harmful. Deodorant is
a superficial cosmetic that does not affect the process of perspiration in
any way.

Sara
"Paul Booyse" wrote:

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2.11.03.
Hi ! Answer to: anon058@adelphia.net/perspiration : caro mio allen coniglio,
perspiration should NOT be reduced to nothing, because it is normal and very
important in the economy of the body. Therefore, the aim must be that
perspiration stays normal or is kept normal.
Kind regards, Dr.medic V.V.Bucur (www.dr-bucur.com).