Importante, El Antimonio

El veneno que suelta el plástico con el calor se
llama antimonio, y se
viene denunciando hace mucho tiempo. Si dejas tu
botella plástica con agua
en el coche durante días calurosos y te bebes el agua
después de que ésta se
haya calentado, corres el riesgo de desarrollar
cáncer de pecho. La cantante
Sheryl Crow dijo en el Show de Ellen que ella sufrió
cáncer de pecho a raíz
de algo similar. Los doctores explican que el calor
hace que el plástico emita un cierto residuo químico tóxico que produce este tipo de enfermedad en el seno. Este tóxico es el mismo que se ha encontrado en los tejidos de
Senos con cáncer. Así que por favor NO TOMES el agua
de botellas de plástico que se hayan podido recalentar, y pasa esto a todas las mujeres en tu vida

Esta clase de información es la que necesitamos conocer, para que las mujeres estén preparadas y sepan otra forma de prevenir esta clase de problemas.

POR FAVOR NO TE QUEDES CON ESTA INFORMACION. PÁSALA

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