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At SISEL, we research the research to find exciting new discoveries in modern science, and bring to market spectacular products unlike the world has ever s

Moreover, we strive to avoid potentially harmful ingredients found in common, off-the-shelf products and use only the most pure, potent, safe, and effective ingredients nature has to offer. SISEL's products are manufactured under the GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) standard, and are rigorously controlled to ensure the highest quality in each and every product we produce.

Johnson and Jonhson Baby Shampoo May Poison your Child

07/30/2015

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Johnson and Jonhson Baby Shampoo May Poison your Child Find out why Johnson and Johnson baby shampoo is not advisable for infants and what the alarming effects of shampoo chemicals on children are.

11/21/2012

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11/12/2012

11/09/2012

Did You know that spiders hate peppermint oil???? Simply fill a spray bottle with tap water and add 10-15 drops of peppermint essential oil. Give it a smell to make sure the water smells minty, if not add a few more drops. Then you simply
need to spray the peppermint water in the cracks and gaps where spiders can enter your home.
Spiders do not like peppermint oil. The strong smell will send them scurrying in the other direction and away from your home.

10/23/2012

Breast Cancer and Parabens?

I have & Sisel has said since our beginnings, that parabens are harmful and .. plastic bottles are too. That's why Sisel does not use them and requires bottles be made to our specifications. We are the only company doing so that I know of. Now it is proven beyond doubt that we were right. See this study and shudder.... Everyone in the world needs to get off the products they are using and onto Sisel Safe products and bottles used for packaging. Tom Mower.

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Earlier this month, researchers at the Genesis Breast Cancer Prevention Center, South Manchester, England, released the results of a three-year study that measured the concentrations of five parabens at four different locations across the human breast using human breast tissue collected from 40 women undergoing mastectomies for primary breast cancer (J App Toxicol. Jan. 12, 2012). This most recent study found one or more paraben esters in 158/160 (99 percent) of the tissue samples, and in 96/160 (60 percent) all five esters were present.
Since 1998, research has shown parabens possess estrogenic properties (Routledge et al., 1998), which is known to play a central role in the development, growth and progression of breast cancer (Miller, 1996). Because the source of the paraben could not be identified in the human breast tissue, it was suggested that low-level dermal absorption from personal-care products applied to the breast, face, neck and throat region over the long term might have contributed. Why do parabens collect in the breast? Because of the fatty nature of human breast tissue, it's a prime target for lipophilic and hydrophilic pollutant chemicals that possess a range of endocrine-disrupting properties and genotoxic activity (CML – Breast Cancer. 2010). With regards to breast cancer, this is a concern because of their ability to mimic or interfere with the action of estrogen.
The article, "Personal Care Products and Breast Cancer," written by Philippa D. Darbe, M.D.,leader in oncology, School of Biological Sciences. The article cited classes of personal care products that are exposed to the breast area, including shaving creams, skin and sun care products, feminine hygiene, fragrances, hair care products, etc.; in addition to chemicals used in personal care products that have shown oestrogenic activity in products almost everyone uses on a daily basis. This past fall, researchers reinforced the concern bisphenol-A (BPA), and methylparaben (MP), at low concentrations, can have adverse health consequences such as an increased risk of breast cancer (Carcinogenesis. Sept. 1, 2011). So not only are the chemicals inside personal care products a concern, but is plastic packaging is, too.
So the question is no longer if personal care products can be absorbed into the body (which clearly they can be, according to their measured presence), but whether or not there is a causal relationship between individual or combinations of chemicals and the development of breast cancer. Now this relationship has been confirmed, there is something to say about repeatedly finding parabens in breast tissues. It's frightening to know just how much our personal care products can affect the endocrine system, among others.

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MAKE-UP: Breast Cancer & The Estrogen Connection Estrogenic chemicals in cosmetics. What you need to know, from Cornell University What you can do now: Read labels Ingredients are listed in decreasing order...