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The Hoax

Best video ever, which shows that the ”Bleeb” is nothing but a distraction to cover up the dark “GREAT RESET” agenda where the real adversary is not a virus but another killer, which can enter into the body of any person without resistance. From its very existence, for opportunistic reasons, this secret has been violently opposed by big Oil and big Pharma. Exposing this secret is the Achilles Heel that will bring the whole house of cards of lies and deception down and will be the blueprint for our “GREATER RESET”! All other stories where the existence of viruses is maintained is utter nonsense.
Best video ever, waarin wordt uitgelegd dat de !!!! PIEP!!!!! niets anders is dan een dekmantel voor the Great Reset, waarbij de hoofdverdachte geen virus is, maar een andere killer die ongemerkt bij iedereen het lichaam binnendringt. Het exposen van dit geheim is de ACHILLES HIEL die het gehele kaartenhuis van leugens en bedrog zal laten instorten en tevens de blauwdruk is van ONZE GREATER RESET! Al de verhalen waar men een virus centraal stelt is pure onzin! Beter direct de waarheid vertellen i.p.v. halve waarheden!
The “Virus” HOAX, covered up by big oil and big Pharma, to hide the real dark nano killer agenda!

Truth about Parabens and Sulfates

FDA scientists continue to review published studies on the safety of parabens. At this time, we do not have information showing that parabens as they are used in cosmetics have an effect on human health. Here are some of the questions we are considering: What do published studies show about the possible hazards of parabens, and on the effects of parabens on human health? For example, do experimental findings with various parabens also happen in real life? What are the hazards and risks of not using parabens? If we stop using parabens to protect cosmetics and consumers from harmful bacteria, are there safer alternatives for preservatives? If there are paraben-related health effects that are scientifically supported and documented, how do these effects relate to the use of parabens in cosmetics? Do the different kinds of parabens act the same or differently in our bodies? FDA will continue to evaluate new data in this area. If we determine that a health hazard exists, we will advise the industry and the public, and will consider the agency’s legal options under the authority of the FD&C Act to protect the health and welfare of consumers. Over the past years, “parabens” and “sulfates” have become huge buzzwords in beauty, but it seems like nobody ever tells us the reason. Why are parabens bad for you? We know we’re supposed to avoid them like the plague and tons of beauty products now include that in their marketing, but we’re still not sure if we should give in to the “sulfate-free” and “paraben-free” hype. Or do we?

\ So, What are Parabens? 1. They’re chemicals found in beauty products, some lab created, some just naturally occuring infruits and extracted Parabens are chemicals that have been used since the 1950s to prevent bacteria and act as a preservative in deodorants, lotions, lipsticks, shampoos, scrubs, and more. Sulfates are effective cleansing and foaming agents that can be found in toothpaste, shampoo, and body washes, among other products. 2. There’s an unproven chance that they’re harmful Studies have shown that some parabens can mimic the activity of the hormone estrogen in the body’s cells, and while estrogenic activity is associated with certain forms of breast cancer, parabens have been found present in breast tumors. Sulfates are concerning because they were found to break down proteins, which can lead to a degenerative effect on the cell membranes. Sulfates were also found to leave residue in the heart, lungs, and brain. 3. But, it hasn’t been proven However, so far there is no scientific evidence to prove that parabens have any link to cancer, and The Cosmetic Ingredient Review recognizes sulfates as safe up to a maximum concentration of 50 percent if they are properly rinsed off the skin. 4. You can still take the “safe not sorry” route If you’re weary about taking a chance using products that contain these chemicals, then don’t! There’s a wide range of beauty products that are paraben- and sulfate-free—even at the drugstore. 5. Sulfates are bad for your hair They can cause a number of problems for your hair including drying, irritating your scalp, fading your color, and even hair loss. 6. However, sulfate-free products aren’t necessarily better Sulfates are really good at getting rid of any build up in your hair, and with that they also take away natural oils and can leave your hair rough and dry. However, just because a product is sulfate-free, doesn’t mean you still won’t run into these problems. Many beauty companies have swapped out sulfates for other chemicals, which can sometimes even be worse. To ensure that sulfate-free products won’t further damage your hair, look for products that use fruit or vegetable-based cleansing ingredients. 7. Sulfates can be easily identified Sulfate is the ingredient that causes shampoos to lather. If your shampoo lathers, it contains sulfates. For a foolproof way to know if your product contains sulfates, you’ll see “sulfate” listed pretty high up on the ingredients label. 8. Parabens are a little trickier to notice While the most common parabens also have “paraben” in their name—butylparaben, methylparaben, and propylparaben—they can also be listed as Alkyl parahydroxy benzoates. 9. There are alternatives If you’re looking to steer clear of products that contain parabens, opt for ones that use ingredients such as ethylhexylglycerin (which is plant-derived) or phenoxyethanol (this actually creates nerve dammage to the unborn babies of pregnant women) is another alternative to parabens, a naturally derived ether alcohol. 10. Use in moderation No matter what, chemicals are chemicals. Everything is best used in moderation so it’s always a good idea to switch up your beauty routine and rotate between different products.