Comments on: Do Mineral Crystal Deodorants Really Work?

By: bert

bert — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 02:10:32 +0000

Just about every bit of research is flawed
the cancer society is also a big scam . they have had billions of pounds . And what cures have they found Nothing . cancer is the biggest money making illness there is . do your own research dont trust any advise from the world heath organization. All these paople work for each other to prtect there profits. Chemicals are in everything food and water and cosmetics . Put the word codex in you tube . And watch the 5 parts part 3 will scare the life out of you . Literally . We have all had it if codex get there way from december 09

By: thebeautybrains

thebeautybrains — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 01:57:05 +0000

Hi Rick. Thanks for stopping by our website and for taking the time to leave a comment. It reminded us that we need to write a post about “how to recognize a tongue in cheek comment.” By the way, if you’d like to leave another comment identifying the “countless highly toxic chemicals” that are used in cosmetics, we’d be glad to review what the scientific literature has to say about them. Have a nice day. (signed) The Criminally Greedy and Stupid Beauty Brains.

By: rick

rick — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 00:30:06 +0000

Where are the ‘Brains’ in “The Beauty Brains”?!?!?
They say that claims that regular deodorants are made with highly toxic chemicals aren’t true because “If that was true we’d all be dropping over dead!”. My god, could there be a more ditzy analysis? There are countless highly toxic chemicals in all kinds of cosmetics marketed to the Beautiful but Naive And Innocent, or simply Brainless and Vain such as the writers of this website. The fact that you don’t drop dead as soon as you use them is not proof that they are harmless. What morons!
These brainless women then go on to say that toxins are not expelled in sweat. Completely wrong again. Sweating is one of the ways toxins are carried out of the body, along with urine, feces, and breath.
Best not to believe ANYTHING on this website without thorough research to find out if these dumb beauties are spouting more crap simply to support their advertisers. The authors are either criminally greedy or criminally stupid.

By: Emma

Emma — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 10:18:30 +0000

Not sure about mainsteam doedorants, i have not used them sunce in my teens, i remember they made my clothes stain and my pits sting, that can’t be healthy!
I have been using Crystal deodorants for 3 years or so now, i have gone from the refilable spray to a refillable push up, to a push up which you just wet (pitrock).
I do suffer from smelling under my arms if i do not use deodorant, so i am happy to say that crystal deodorants stop me from smelling 100% all day long!
They don’t not stop me sweating which i can live with as i understand it is healthy to sweat anyway. (whats the point in going to the gym to get healthy and not being unhealthy by not sweating)!!??
I buy mine from BOOTS in the uk, or ebay, i recommend crystal deodorants to anyone i love them!

By: Kalin

Kalin — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 02:28:08 +0000

You do realize that to do enough research to make the connection between deodorants and cancer, you’d have to put up a lot of money and make no profit whatsoever. Who is going to do that? The American Cancer Society? The multi-billion dollar drug companies? The FDA? This is America. It’s all about the money, not the people. If you think the connection isn’t there because there isn’t one, guess again. You can’t make a profit from a natural cure because you can’t put a patent on it. Man-made = make a profit. Why sink millions of dollars in a study that will tank some of the largest money making corporations in America AND not make you a dime back? No credible scientific agency would. You wouldn’t. I wouldn’t, and the pharmaceutical companies would discredit you if you tried. Stop thinking that the deodorant companies have your back. They’d push you under a bus for a dollar with no regret, if it didn’t get them sued. It’s the American Way.