Do you value your health and theirs enough to stop using products that can potentially cause cancer?

The products I’m talking about include toothpaste.  Mouthwash.  Deodorant. Shampoo.  Conditioner.  Skin lotion, sun block, shaving cream, bubble bath, cosmetics and more.  Products that most people put into their mouths and onto their bodies every day, without a second thought. 

But wait!  I don’t mean stop using personal care items or the whole world would be in trouble, right?    I do mean … stop using most brands of these items because they contain chemicals identified by experts as known or potential carcinogens.   Chemicals with the potential to gradually poison you and increase your risk of cancer.

And guess what?   The chemicals I just named are on a United States Government list of 884 toxic or carcinogenic chemicals that are actually deemed acceptable for use in personal care products.

Why? 

One reason is that only three percent of the 75 thousand commercial chemicals approved for used today have ever been tested for safety. 

And one exposure to a safe level of a chemical like DEA may not be harmful … but long-term daily use IS harmful because it builds up in your system over time. This ingredient has been banned from personal care products in Europe for decades.

Despite the potential dangers posed by these chemicals, mass-market manufacturers use them because they’re cheap and they create the look, feel and scent of a health-enhancing product.

World-renowned toxicologist Dr. Samuel Epstein has said, quote, “The lifelong use of these products clearly poses a major avoidable cancer risk to the great majority of United States consumers, particularly infants and small children.”  Unquote.

Peter Phillips, in a PBS television special, called this toxic exposure it the second most under-reported scandal in America.

And consumer advocate Ralph Nader says these toxic chemicals just don’t have to be in personal care products, period. 

CLICK HERE for a list of potentially harmful ingredients.

Our company founder proved it by manufacturing the first full line of toxin-free personal care products back in 1986.  And they turned out to be more effective than the mass market products found everywhere from grocery stores to salons. 

He named his company Neways.   And he set out on a lifelong anti-cancer mission with safe, effective products that give consumers a choice.

At last.  Neways gives you a choice.  You can’t control all the environmental causes of cancer, but you can control your own decisions on which products to use. 

Wouldn’t you switch brands today if you could get personal care products that are absolutely safe and amazingly effective?

Wouldn’t you switch brands if you knew this would remove one more threat of cancer from your life and the lives of others?

And wouldn’t you switch brands if you could buy these great Neways products from YOURSELF instead of someone else?  

Well, that’s what being in business with Neways is about.  Products you can trust, a company you can trust, and a mission that targets one of the most avoidable causes of cancer.

I mentioned Dr. Samuel Epstein a moment ago.  He founded the Cancer Prevention Coalition and received the Right Livelihood Award for his lifelong work in educating people about avoidable environmental toxins. This award is known by many as the Alternative Nobel Prize.

The Cancer Prevention Coalition commends Neways for its pioneering work in the development of personal care products that are free of cancer-causing ingredients.

Now you have this unusual opportunity to join the fight against cancer and other needless health problems.  You can do it by joining Neways and spreading the word … and you can reap substantial rewards. It’s an opportunity to build health and wealth combined.

When you think about this opportunity, remember that cancer is now striking one in three women and one in two men … and that one out of four people will die from it.

Get back to the person who sent you here. Ask for the list of harmful ingredients and then read every label in your bathroom.  I bet you’ll be shocked by every label.

CLICK HERE for a list of potentially harmful ingredients.

So now I’ll end this message right where it began.  Do you value your health, and the health of people you care for, enough to switch brands?  We invite you to do so.