New website launched on fragrance-free living
Posted on Jan 15, 2010 by Susie Collins in Blog, Products, Susie Collins
New website warns of the dangers of toxic fragrance in personal care products and other consumer goods.
A new website just came up on my radar about Fragrance-Free Living. It’s run by former auto mechanic David Tywoniuk, who now owns an auto body shop in Edmonton, Canada. He and Judy Sterling put the website together.
Here is a really good reason as to why you might want to try “Fragrance Free Living”. Did you know that the ingredient “Fragrance” used in most of the above products can indicate the presence of up to 4,000 separate, mostly man-made ingredients? Many compounds in fragrance are human toxins and suspected or proven to cause cancer. Symptoms reported include: headaches, dizziness, rashes, skin discolorations, violent coughing and vomiting and allergic skin irritation. Observations by medical doctors have shown that exposure to fragrance can affect the central nervous system, causing depression, hyperactivity, irritability, inability to cope, and other behavioral changes. 100% of perfumes contain toluene, which can cause liver, kidney and brain damage as well as damage to a developing fetus.
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Mary
16. Jan, 2010
Nice new blog, David. Seems you are committed to education and that is so what we need! I would like to offer online educational resources to family and other people I introduce to the concepts. It would be helpful if you had sources to back up the facts for when I do. Just a suggestion for future blog posts. May it be a great ride, your new blog! Thanks for doing it!
Judy Sterling
17. Jan, 2010
Thanks Mary. David and I are definitely committed to increasing awareness and educating everyone about the importance of fragrance free living. If you check out the actual website, fragrancefreeliving.com you can find some referenced educational resources to share with your family. We welcome any suggestions you may have after checking this out too. Thanks again for the input.
lois morris
12. Mar, 2010
Thanks David,I’m recommending your site to a few of my children, they say my fragrance symptoms are all in my head..The daughter I live with has the same problem.She sat next to a lady in the Dr.’s office for 15 mi. Her blood pressure went up to 380+ over 120 and her heart beat 210. normal BP is 127/68 hb63.the Dr went spastic and started making apts. for stress test etc. and would not believe her when she tried to explains. So keep up the good work and spread the word.Lois Morris Thomson Ga