Percutaneous poison

Percutaneous poison

It's no longer necessary to talk about percutaneous poisoning, but let's review it as it comes in a variety of things.
First of all, it is an example of transdermal absorption rate, but it is necessary to pay attention to women's products because of these numbers.
Cosmetics should be taken care of as well.

Back of the foot (0.14)
Palm (0.83)
Back (1.7)
Scalp (3.5)
Cheek (13.0)
Genitals (42.0)
(Refer to the website of Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma)

I think it's best not to use chemical napkins.
Commonly used paper napkins are refined petroleum substances that are absorbed into the uterus through the female genitals.
Substances taken in as percutaneous poisons are said to not only cause female diseases such as infertility and endometriosis, but also be carcinogenic.
It has also been pointed out that it affects the condition during and after childbirth, the constitution of the child, and even the brain.
There are various benefits to using cloth napkins, such as relief of menstrual pain and changes in menstrual blood.
Especially if you have a feminine upset, just reviewing these can make a big difference.

Be careful of soap, shampoo, conditioner, etc.
The reason that real soap is naturally gentle is that it loses its surface activity when diluted, but synthetic surfactants do not have this property and remain surface active, which is not good naturally.
Of course, it is not good for the human body, and there are many fraudulent products in products that claim to be natural detergents.
Over-the-counter shampoos and conditioners even contain substances similar to the oranges (defoliants) that are notorious in the Vietnam War.

Cosmetics are also full of fraud.
Nano cosmetics are extremely dangerous, but they are used in many brands of cosmetics and medicated cosmetics.
Due to their ultra-micro size, nanoparticles easily pass through the skin, invade blood vessels, enter the bloodstream of the whole body, and cause toxic effects at distant sites.
The same applies to sunscreen.
Synthetic surfactants, which are found in most cosmetics, also break down the skin barrier.
It's just blisters that scream on the skin, and the head of a woman who doesn't know it seems to be more dirty than the skin.
Various other toxic components such as ethylene oxide, dioxane, nitrosamine, formaldehyde, and acrylamide are contained in various substances.

The true beauty is to choose what you want to put on your skin.

Satoru Utsumi