Will Valentine’s Day Result in a Heartbreak Pregnancy Over Angel Perfume?

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Since someone posted this to another group, I figured I'd disburse it.

Will Valentine’s Day Result in a Heartbreak PregnancyOver Angel Perfume?

The National Toxic Encephalopathy Foundation (NTEF) suspects a correlation.

Since the filing of the NTEF’s citizen’s petition to the FDA, we have

receivedemails from mothers who have had issues with their pregnancy and

suspectedtheir use of Angel Perfume might have been a factor.

During a conference call with Hansen, Ph.D, Senior Scientist and

Katz, M.D., MPH, FDA Director, the NTEF discussed the possiblecorrelation

between abnormal pregnancies and Angel Perfume. The FDA is inreceipt of the

emails from women who also suspected this correlation. The FDAis now looking

into these new health concerns.

The NTEF suspects that the incorporation of chemicals such as Coumarin

andBenzophenone-2, in concert with Linalool, Citral, Isoeugenol,

ButylphenylMethylpropional can be the culprits.

We have reports of miscarriages, stillbirths and hemorrhaging for no

apparentreason. Infant autopsies have been performed and were inconclusive. The

NTEF doesnot believe that toxicological panels were run for the chemicals that

wesuspect. Most toxicological tests test for drugs rather than for specific

chemicals, especially if the chemicals wereunknown at the time of testing.

Since 2006, the only two tests provided by Clarins, showed that there was

aconcerted effort to exclude pregnant women from the dermal assault test.

Thiswas conducted by on Laboratory in New Jersey claiming that the test

was arandom sampling of subjects. In fact,the test subjects were intentionally

prescreened.

There has been novalid toxicological testing to confirm the safety of this

product duringpregnancy.

“The toxicological testing that was done on Angel Perfume was accomplished

intissue culture using re-constituted cornea. This is a substantial difference

inthe test results with respect to toxic effects to either animals or humansâ€.

Inaddition, such testing cannot be equated to women who are pregnantâ€, said

Dr.Jack D. Thrasher, Ph.D., Toxicologist, Immuno-toxicologist,

Fetal-toxicologistand Technical Director of the NTEF.

We are therefore, asking for anyone whohad unique problems during pregnancy and

used Angel Perfume during gestation, please contact ourfoundation. The NTEF is

seeking to do a preliminary study to see if thiswarrants further widespread

investigation.

Until such time, the NTEF is advising pregnant women to discuss the

chemicalmake-up of Angel Perfume with their physician, along with the findings

we havecompiled.