BREAKING NEWS: This Household Item Has Been Linked To Causing Cancer. Do You Have This In YOUR Home?
By Michele
It's time to check your house for toxins...
lightbulbs to be exact.
What kind of bulbs do you use in your house? Check to see if you use these...
While a recent poll showed that 65 percent of Americans plan to switch to electricity-saving lighting such as compact fluorescent (CFL), light-emitting diode (LED) or halogen bulbs rather than hoarding the old incandescent bulbs, many readers were deeply worried—and sometimes outright angry—about what they saw as safety risks, high cost and poor performance of the replacement technologies.
These light bulbs cause anxiety, migraines and could even cause cancer.
Energy Efficient Light Bulbs Can Cause:
Dizziness, Migraines, Seizures, cluster headaches, Migraines,Fatigue, Anxiety, lack of concentration.
Here are some reasons to Go Back to Incandescent Bulbs according to usanew.co.uk
1. Energy saving bulbs contain mercury.
Murcury ia a potent neurotoxin that is especially toxic to the brain, the nervous system, the liver and the kidneys. And is especially dangerous to children and pregnant women.
2. Energy saving bulbs can cause cancer.
A new study found these light bulbs contain poisonous carcinogens that could cause cancer, according to performed by by Peter Braun at Berlin Germany’s Alab Laboratory.
3. Energy saving light bulbs emit a lot of UV rays.
Energy saving lamps emit UV-B and traces of UV-C radiation. UV-radiation is recognized as being harmful for the skin, again can lead to skin cancer..
Did you know if you break one of these lightbulbs in your house, you are to evacuate your house for at least 15 minutes leaving open all of your windows and doors, minimizing your exposure to the toxins. Wow!
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