Report: Cancer-Causing Chemicals Found In BAND-AIDS

From oann.com

Carcinogenic chemicals have been discovered in bandages, such as Band-Aid and Curad which allow direct contact with the bloodstream through an individual’s open wounds.

The study stated that of the 40 bandages from 18 different brands that were tested, 26 had detectable levels of organic fluorine, an indicator of harmful “forever chemicals,” also known as PFAS.

“Because bandages are placed upon open wounds, it’s troubling to learn that they may also be exposing children and adults to PFAS,” Dr. Linda S. Birnbaum, who co-authored the study, said. “It’s obvious from the data that PFAS are not needed for wound care, so it’s important that the industry remove their presence to protect the public from PFAS and opt instead for PFAS-free materials.”

According to Mamavation and Environmental Health News, the PFAS bandages are likely used for their waterproof qualities.

The PFAS chemicals have reportedly been linked to various health concerns affecting growth, reproduction, and prompting obesity as well as a number of cancers. They are synthetic chemicals used in adhesives, nonstick cookware, food packaging, and other products that are said to be resistant to heat, oil, stains, grease, and water.

The term “forever chemicals” refers to their exceptional resistance to deterioration and ability to linger in the human body for long extended periods of time.

Through ingestion or direct contact, the chemicals can enter the bloodstream, embed in healthy tissue, and later begin to harm internal organs.

The brands that tested with the higher levels of fluorine include Band-Aid, CVS Health, Equate, Rite Aid, Amazon’s Solimo, Target, Curad, and others.

Meanwhile, the U.S. Geological Survey discovered traces of PFAS chemicals in almost half of the country’s tap water sources last summer, indicating that the chemicals have also made their way into a large portion of the country’s water supply.

Mamavation has stated that they also discovered the chemicals in a number of other products, such as deodorants, sports bras, diapers, contact lenses, and menstruation products. source

Is there no end to the Satanic HATRED in this country? I’m so tired of it all. I’m sure the readers feel the same.

Lord PLEASE come for us SOON! PLEASE!

15 thoughts on “Report: Cancer-Causing Chemicals Found In BAND-AIDS

  1. TiffyJ

    They are utterly sick, but they will be laughing on the other side of their face when they stand before God for judgment. What people responsible for such evil will feel then is beyond imagining….
    I, too, pray He will take us home soon. Then He can let them have their final measly little fling, chuck the beast and his chums where they belong, and set up His Kingdom. I think on that every day, and it helps get me by 🙂

  2. julieg777

    I order all dish soap, laundry detergent, band aids, bath soap, shampoo, and deodorant, and other natural products from a company called Melaleuca. And it is all made in America. I especially love the laundry soap. One pump cleans an entire load of laundry so it lasts forever. And it smells great!

  3. Jean

    Here’s a statement made by John D. Rockefeller:

    The poisons will be hidden in everything that surrounds them. in what they drink, eat, breathe and wear. We must be ingenious in dispensing the poisons for they can see far. We will teach them that the poisons are good, with fun images and musical tones. Those they look up to will help. We will enlist the, to push out poisons.

    1. If you are going to make a statement such as this, you MUST provide the readers with credible sources. I am no fan of the Rockefellers, but we must always show where statements originated. Thank you.

      1. Dennis

        Geri,
        Thank you for all that you do.
        I did some searching and discovered that this so called statement by Rockefeller is an excerpt from a larger document called the “Secret Covenant.” While I share your disdain for the Rockefeller’s there is no evidence this “secret covenant” was written by Mr. Rockefeller. Versions of this note have been circulating online for more than 20 years, having first appeared on a financial advice website in 2002, after it was reportedly sent into the site anonymously.

      2. Thank you, brother. When someone is “quoted” (and I don’t care if it was Hitler!) I must see the source. I would be remiss if I did not vet “quotes.”

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