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Sandy K's avatar

I hope people pay attention to this! Ten years ago I took a rampage through my house and tossed EVERYTHING that had any of this stuff in it, and GreenMedInfo had a playing role in that! & I never even used scented household stuff, such as dish liquid, laundry detergent, or cleaning materials, or perfumes, or make up products. BUT I still found a mess of nasty stuff hiding in places I had overlooked. Including the "Mr. Coffee" coffee maker cycling hot water through a plastic housing... 🤮! Went back to the good old French Press to maintain my last remaining 'addiction'.

You have to READ the labels on everything! Everything!!!

Sayer Ji's avatar

Thank you for this incredible feedback. Greenmedinfo has been pumping along for 18 years. We're so happy to hear these stories.

Sandy K's avatar

I met you at Aurea 1, Sayer. Sending Love & Light, Brother!

Mary C's avatar

Ugh I never thought about the drip coffee maker!

Robin Motzer's avatar

Thank you, I've been asking for this data for years. The arsenal for brain damaging pharmaceuticals are a global threat. The outcome is staggering for our children, nature and our future.

Genevieve's avatar

My husband has this injected near his eye for hemifacial spasms every three months. We are beginning homeopathic treatment when the effects begin to wear off this time around.

Ross S's avatar

A very interesting topic. I’ve had it done 25 years ago for headaches. Only a few times. However, I still cry at certain movies and am quite emotional for a guy. Thankfully, it’s been a long time since I used the stuff. I can say it’s been tempting to use to reduce signs of aging. But, we all get old if we live long enough. I’ve got a great wife, 2 awesome late stage teenagers and will retire in a few more years. Then in due time, Heaven waits for those who love the Lord. It’s all good! I’ll have earned my wrinkles. ☺️👍🏻

The Hudson Side Quest's avatar

Why I’ve never done this .. no matter what others thought about it.

Lynette's avatar

Fascinating article! Especially the musing about the effects on the "third eye." Great questions to ponder!

Crixcyon's avatar

The ego and arrogance on a psychotic guilt trip...caring what others think of them is more important than anything. Nothing could be less important. Especially when it involves mental health.

Lulu's avatar

And how about the effects on relationships and other social interactions when others cannot interpret facial expressions from those with Botox who cannot make them?

STH's avatar

Thank you for this info! I stopped doing Botox (did it for nearly 20yrs) in 2018 after reading about a women severely injured by it. Yes I did not have a line on my forehead at age 57, but I decided it wasn’t worth the risk.

Evie Frances's avatar

This is a very interesting and informative article. I've never read anything like this about Botox. I'll admit that I've been getting it for 20 years, on and off. Sometimes I'll go almost a year without getting it, and then I'll feel so old and hagard I'll succumb.

I've read about the risks in terms of eye drooping and other effects, but nothing like what was described in this essay.

It makes me want to really think about this and whether I want to keep inflicting possible damage on myself in the name of vanity. Generally, I'm very spectical about drugs and vaccines. I'm hesitant to even take Tylenol.

It's hard for me to reconcile that I've been willing to turn a blind eye to Botox because I don't want to look old. Hypocritical of me. Yikes.

Thank you!

Sanity Jane's avatar

Given that the brain is inside the head, injecting a poison into one’s forehead would necessarily affect it. Amazed that people sign up for this (or any poison injection 💉).

Maureen McDonnell's avatar

In an extremely youth oriented culture, the older I get, the more I research & try to embrace ways to age healthfully & gracefully.

However -

As Bette Davis said “Aging ain’t for sissies”

Can you recommend specific natural products that contain the ingredients you listed?

My Walk's avatar

Interesting they are finding that all the injected filler products that were said to have been dissolvable don’t really dissolve either and move to other parts of the body even the brain also.

NinaG's avatar

For a while, years ago, I was getting Botox. As it became less and less effective, I stopped. My forehead is still sore after these many years.

An K.'s avatar

👏👏👏 thank you!