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Paraben
- Parabens are preservatives commonly found in shampoo, makeup, skin lotions, creams, foaming cleansers, lipsticks, lip glosses, deodorants and shaving gels to protect them from bacterial and fungal contamination.
- Parabens are being used in cosmetic products that stay on the skin for long periods of time.
- Some scientists are concerned that parabens could migrate through the skin and into the bloodstream.
- The so-called natural, nontoxic hair care products and cosmetics could indeed be toxic.
- There have been a few studies linking paraben usage to adverse impact on health. However, science has yet to comprehensively prove the same. More...
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Oxygen Cycle
The continual interchange of oxygen between the atmosphere and the water, the plants and animals and mineral matter is called the oxygen cycle. During the early evolution of earth, oxygen was released from H2O vapor by UV radiation. This accumulated in the atmosphere as the hydrogen escaped into the earth's atmosphere. More...
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Free Energy Technologies
Free Energy Technologies or new energy technologies are names used to refer to a diverse group of non-fuel-dependant technologies that do not consume a substance in order to produce energy. This definition applies to both conventional and unconventional forms of renewable energy, including Solar Power, Wind Power and hydro-electric power, to relatively little known such as low-energy nuclear reactions, zero point or magnetic energy. Still at the anvil of research, these technologies represent new ways of utilizing chemical, nuclear or other forms of energy locked up in the generating system’s component parts. Some claim to harness the energy from the zero-point fluctuations of the vacuum. More...
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