HOW MANY PEOPLE HAS JOHNSON AND JOHNSON KILLED?

HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE DIED OF CANCER OVER THE YEARS BECAUSE THEIR MOTHERS HAD POWDERED THEIR LITTLE BABY BOTTOMS WITH JOHNSON AND JOHNSON'S POISON? JOHNSON AND JOHNSON KNEW THE DANGER, BUT THEY SOLD OUR CHILDREN'S HEALTH FOR PROFIT ANYWAY. I CALL THAT MURDER.

Many people use baby powder to absorb moisture and cut down on friction. This can help prevent rashes and skin irritation from chafing. Some, but not all, baby powders are talcum powder, made with talc.

Talc is one of the softest minerals in the world. As a powder, it can absorb oils, moisture, and odor, and reduce friction.

While talcum powder helps prevent diaper rash and infections in babies, adults use it as well. Some people use it on their genital areas, such as around their underwear to keep it dry.

 

Talcum powder is also an ingredient of various makeup products, such as setting powder and foundation.

 

Talc became popular as a cosmetic product when Johnson & Johnson started selling it in the late 1800s.

 

Manufacturers have to mine for talc. The mineral naturally tends to occur near asbestos in the earth. Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral with known carcinogenic (cancer-causing) effects. Because of their proximity in the ground, many people claim that talcum powder also causes cancer. In this article, learn about these claims, as well as how to reduce any risk.

While manufacturers should take responsibility to select talc mining sites carefully to prevent asbestos contamination, there is no federal mandate to test the contents of cosmetic products.

 

Over 6,600 consumers have filed baby powder lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson. Most of these consumers are women who have ovarian cancer. According to their claims, they believe that their cancer developed due to using talcum powder on their genitals.

 

These women back their claims with a variety of studies that have found that long-term use of talcum powder on female genitals may increase the risk of ovarian cancer.

 

Another concern regards asbestos contamination. In April 2018, Johnson & Johnson and another company were found guilty of selling products contaminated with asbestos.

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