Why you shouldn’t let your daughter use nail polish
February 1st, 2008One of the most insidious routes of solvent exposure and toxicity is through fingernail polish and fingernail polish remover.
Young girls are especially susceptible to the toxic and xenohormonal effects of solvent, and yet they are the ones most likely to have a dozen different shades of fingernail polish in the bedroom.
Some of the immediate effects of exposer to solvents include CNS (central nervous system) depression, which would look like fatigue or depression,; psychomotor or attention deficits, which would look like incoodination and inability to focus; brain swelling (headaches); central nervous capillary damage; and oxygen deprivation in the brain with possible permanent brain damage resulting in lowered cognitive abilities.
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What your doctor may not tell you about Menopause
John R. Lee M.D.
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