Skin lightening creams containing mercury, causing liver damage
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"The Tribune reported Wednesday that the newspaper had sent 50 creams
used to lighten skin and fade age spots to a certified lab for
testing, most of them bought in Chicago stores. Six were found to
contain amounts of mercury banned by federal law. Of those, five had
more than 6,000 parts per million of mercury � enough to potentially
cause kidney damage over time, according to a medical expert."
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The PHANTOM
> http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-05-21/news/ct-met-fda-mercury...
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> "The Tribune reported Wednesday that the newspaper had sent 50 creams
> used to lighten skin and fade age spots to a certified lab for
> testing, most of them bought in Chicago stores. Six were found to
> contain amounts of mercury banned by federal law. Of those, five had
> more than 6,000 parts per million of mercury — enough to potentially
> cause kidney damage over time, according to a medical expert."
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Are the skin lightening creams used by Obama on that list of those
products containing mercury?? That might explain some of his
inexplicable behaviour and poor decisions.
Patricia Martin Steward
wrote:
>http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-05-21/news/ct-met-fda-mercury-20100521_1_toxic-metal-mercury-policy-project-creams
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>"The Tribune reported Wednesday that the newspaper had sent 50 creams
>used to lighten skin and fade age spots to a certified lab for
>testing, most of them bought in Chicago stores. Six were found to
>contain amounts of mercury banned by federal law. Of those, five had
>more than 6,000 parts per million of mercury � enough to potentially
>cause kidney damage over time, according to a medical expert."
Too bad the damn article doesn't state WHICH ONES THEY WERE.
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<pat...@noteranews.com> wrote:
>On Sat, 22 May 2010 21:10:16 GMT, ultimauw@NOSPAMlive@.com (zeez)
>wrote:
>>http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-05-21/news/ct-met-fda-mercury-20100521_1_toxic-metal-mercury-policy-project-creams
>>
>>"The Tribune reported Wednesday that the newspaper had sent 50 creams
>>used to lighten skin and fade age spots to a certified lab for
>>testing, most of them bought in Chicago stores. Six were found to
>>contain amounts of mercury banned by federal law. Of those, five had
>>more than 6,000 parts per million of mercury � enough to potentially
>>cause kidney damage over time, according to a medical expert."
>
>Too bad the damn article doesn't state WHICH ONES THEY WERE.
>
Here are some of the cremes
http://www.chicagotribune.com/health/ct-met-0517-skincream.eps-20100518,0,4359807.graphic
The Stillman's Skin bleach cream....YIKES! =O
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zeez
Stillman's Skin Bleach Cream
TopGel MCA Extra Peral Cream
Creme Diana C.T.R
Ling Ji Su
LulanJina
Shabright Clear and Bright Skin Formula
On Mon, 24 May 2010 11:51:50 GMT, ultimauw@NOSPAMlive@.com (zeez)
wrote: