Colgate Total Ingredient Linked to Cancer

**shadow** · August 14th, 2014 11:30 AM

Originally Posted by joemarski

Buti na lang Close Up na rin ang ginagamit naming Colgate.
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Hahaha pinoy na pinoy

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**alakdan168** · August 14th, 2014 11:52 AM

Dati yung magic sugar na sodium cyclanate - bawal according to fda dahil nakaka kanser daw. Ngayon di na bawal. Paano nangyari yun?? Kung nakaka-kanser noon bakit di na ngayon??? Yung aspartame safe daw... sa ngayon. Pag naka inom na ang tao ng galon galon, bigla kayang sabihin na nakaka- leukemia daw ito...tulad ng nababasa sa mga web site na sinasabing "unfounded" daw.

Ngayon naman ang "germ killer" na triclosan, nakaka kanser na rin... pala. Pagkatapos na makagamit ang tao at makabenta ang mga kumpanya ng milyun-milyong tonelada ng toothpaste.

**yebo** · August 14th, 2014 12:07 PM

tubig nga pag nasobrahan nakamamatay e. subukan mo uminom ng isang swimming pool na tubig

yung mga studies kasi na gawa lalo na ng mga supposedly independent bodies (e.g., those taking masters and doctorate courses and they need funding for their thesis) slaves yan to whoever funds their research. so 1 day this group from harvard will be saying one thing then another day another group from even the same university will be saying another. pera pera din lang yan.

**chua_riwap** · August 14th, 2014 01:09 PM

Yung tinda ng mga Muslim na lang yung Maxam.......

**alakdan168** · August 14th, 2014 01:24 PM

He he. At least libre yung tubig (relatively speaking).

Ang masama nito, pinagkakitaan na tayo, pinabibilis pa tayo sa hukay.

Originally Posted by yebo

tubig nga pag nasobrahan nakamamatay e. subukan mo uminom ng isang swimming pool na tubig

yung mga studies kasi na gawa lalo na ng mga supposedly independent bodies (e.g., those taking masters and doctorate courses and they need funding for their thesis) slaves yan to whoever funds their research. so 1 day this group from harvard will be saying one thing then another day another group from even the same university will be saying another. pera pera din lang yan.

**Walter** · August 14th, 2014 01:35 PM

Companies lobby very hard in U.S. and Europe to have their chemicals approved for use in food, medicine and everyday items. A simple google search will show you the chemicals they use.

**Helios** · August 15th, 2014 02:11 AM

'linked to' is a quite a broad term

it merely 'suggests a connection with' not necessarily the cause for so don't stress about it

**jmpet626** · August 15th, 2014 03:31 AM

Colgate Total Professional Clean pa naman parati ko gamit. Madami din toohtpaste na may Triclosan sa local market natin.

**alakdan168** · August 15th, 2014 04:27 PM

Originally Posted by Walter

Companies lobby very hard in U.S. and Europe to have their chemicals approved for use in food, medicine and everyday items. A simple google search will show you the chemicals they use.

Couldn't agree more. Coca-cola has just launched a million dollar advertisement campaign for the use of aspartame in its cola drinks. Apparently, informed consumers in the US and other parts of the world are avoiding the aspartame drink that is Diet coke and coke zero.

Here in the Philippines, aspartame powdered drinks are now available in every public markets. These are actually sold to be mixed and peddled in streets and school canteens. Can you imagine that even the lowly sago at gulaman drink is now actually an aspartame based flavored drink? A kilo pack that can make up to 21 liters of beverage.
How is one supposed to know how many liters of aspartame-based drinks he has consumed. There are aspartame fruit shakes, aspartame coffee, aspartame chocolate drinks, aspartame fruit juices, aspartame sodas... Shouldn't the government take steps to regulate or warn the consumers, most especially that the safety issues of these artificial sweeteners persist?