Cosmetic Chemicals Found in Fast
Foods – Part 2
Disodium Phosphate chemical most-likely found in
mascara, mouthwash, pesticides, corrosion inhibitors, and cleaning solvents as well as is in food
additive for phosphate fortification, stabilization and emulsification, it’s
purpose is to quicken cooking time, and anti-caking in cooking or baking
powders. Possible side effects of over consumption are mild skin or mucous
membrane irritation.
Propylene Glycol found in shampoo, mouthwash as well
as hand sanitizers, tobacco products, electronic cigarettes and aircraft
de-icing fluids Because it is able to lower the melting point of water. (http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/14356007.a22_163/abstract;jsessionid=9F2F39ECBB7EA6AFAAEC3B9F13009425.d03t04
)
Upon low
consumption, it can be metabolized by the body into what is called pyruvic,
acetic, and actic acid, and lastly propionaldehyde, it has been deemed
Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAF) by the FDA.
Benzoyl Peroxide primarily used as an acne treatment,
being the active ingredients in facial cleansing products. Other common uses
for Benzoyl Peroxide include hair dyes, teeth whiteners, also used in flour as
a bleaching agent.
“Medline
Plus, a service of the U.S. Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of
Health, says benzoyl peroxide may cause side effects such as dryness or peeling
of the skin, a feeling of warmth, a slight stinging or a tingling sensation - Read
more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/141561-benzoyl-peroxide-dangers/#ixzz2S4rxfHDi”
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