Do Moisturisers contain trans-fatty acids?

Shiperton Henethe said:

Should we be worried about "trans-fatty acids" in
cosmetics?

Don't talk daft.

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I am told over 60% of what you put on your skin you absorb
into the body!

In that case I wonder if my BG is affected by diesel/oil and
all the other [censored] I get on my skin.

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I have peeling/dry skin and thus regularly use a
moisturiser. But I sure as Hell bet cosmetics companies
dont list "trans-fatty acids" as ingredients.

I do not suppose they expect you to consume it.

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I have been using "Oil of Olay" moisturiser twice a day for
about 15 years. And I have chronic fatigue about the same
length of time!

Well there you have it then. That's obviously the
answer isn't it?

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Yikes! Ship

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Shiperton Henethe said:

Should we be worried about "trans-fatty acids" in
cosmetics?

Don't talk daft.

Okay so that's your conclusion. Please tell us the level of
your knowledge? What %age of oils put onto our skin does get
absorbed in your opinion?

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I am told over 60% of what you put on your skin you
absorb into the body!

In that case I wonder if my BG is affected by diesel/oil
and all the other [censored] I get on my skin.

Are you saying NONE gets in?

How else do you explain suntain oil getting into
mothers milk?

Where else do you suppose moisturisers go?

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I have peeling/dry skin and thus regularly use a
moisturiser. But I sure as Hell bet cosmetics companies
dont list "trans-fatty acids" as ingredients.

I do not suppose they expect you to consume it.

Correct nor am I.

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I have been using "Oil of Olay" moisturiser twice a day
for about 15 years. And I have chronic fatigue about the
same length of time!

Well there you have it then. That's obviously the answer
isn't it?

Your sarcasm is beneath you. In the absense of any other
answers less likely things become possible.

I saw a teenager very nearly die from a kiss from a girl who
had eaten peanuts half an hour earlier. Strange but true.
(Quite a kiss though for the record!)

Ship Shiperton Henethe

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I have been using "Oil of Olay" moisturiser twice a day
for about 15 years. And I have chronic fatigue about the
same length of time!

Yikes!

LOL! Using your impeccable logic, perhaps I should prosecute
my greengrocer because ever since he started selling rhubarb
my internet connection has been intermittent.

this reminds me of the sketch where the some guy flushes the
toilet in order to make the telephone ring.

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aspirin Hb1Ac@dx=11.9% now=7.4% : FBG@dx=14mmol/l now
5mmol/l : no wheat for me!

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Should we be worried about "trans-fatty acids" in
cosmetics?

I am told over 60% of what you put on your skin you absorb
into the body!

I have peeling/dry skin and thus regularly use a
moisturiser. But I sure as Hell bet cosmetics companies
dont list "trans-fatty acids" as ingredients.

I have been using "Oil of Olay" moisturiser twice a day
for about 15 years. And I have chronic fatigue about the
same length of time!

Stop using it and see what happens. If your chronic fatigue
disappears, you can sue the Olay folk, or think of something
else to contract. I've long had the feeling that you're
desperate to have SOMETHING wrong with you and now I'm
convinced.

You need to get yourself some kind of life Sheperton

Beav (as usual...flameproof)

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Should we be worried about "trans-fatty acids" in
cosmetics? I am told over 60% of what you put on your
skin you absorb into the body! I have peeling/dry skin
and thus regularly use a moisturiser. But I sure as Hell
bet cosmetics companies dont list "trans-fatty acids" as
ingredients. I have been using "Oil of Olay" moisturiser
twice a day for about 15 years. And I have chronic
fatigue about the same length of time!

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Stop using it and see what happens. If your chronic fatigue
disappears, you can sue the Olay folk, or think of
something else to contract. I've long had the feeling that
you're desperate to have SOMETHING wrong with you and now
I'm convinced.

I am as well and I do not think it has anythin to do with
TFA - unless it is being used as a shampoo :-))

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You need to get yourself some kind of life Sheperton Beav
(as usual...flameproof)

Pete

Say NO to the EU Constitution

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Say NO to the EU Constitution

has it got trans-fatty acids in it ?

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Say NO to the EU Constitution

has it got trans-fatty acids in it ?

It's got a lot of fat tranny's in it, if that's any help:-)

Beav

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Say NO to the EU Constitution

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has it got trans-fatty acids in it ?

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It's got a lot of fat tranny's in it, if that's any
help:-) Beav

Verrrrry good :-))

Say NO to the EU Constitution

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Say NO to the EU Constitution

the proposed EU Constitution ( the new on that is - the EU
already has a constitution dating back to 1956 and scattered
about among a number of documents ) is obviously relevant to
diabetics, not least because it will incorporate the EU
Charter of Rights agreed in 2000. The Charter has several
articles which seem to be relevant to diabetics .. Article 3
- medicine and biology A 8 - data A 24 - rights of children
A 25 - rights of the elderly A 26 - integration of people
with disabilities A 34 - social security and social
assistance A 55 - health care These should certainly give
some extra leverage to diabetics if enshrined by the EU (
for example parents fighting to get enough test strips for
the children could cite Articles 3, 24 and 55 to help
support their case ). Remember at the moment people in the
UK are SUBJECTS not citizens and are dependent on the grace
and favour of the Sovereign for the liberties we enjoy.

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Say NO to the EU Constitution

the proposed EU Constitution ( the new on that is - the EU
already has a constitution dating back to 1956 and
scattered about among a number of documents ) is obviously
relevant to diabetics, not least because it will
incorporate the EU Charter of Rights agreed in 2000. The
Charter has several articles which seem to be relevant to
diabetics .. Article 3 - medicine and biology A 8 - data A
24 - rights of children A 25 - rights of the elderly A 26
- integration of people with disabilities A 34 - social
security and social assistance A 55 - health care These
should certainly give some extra leverage to diabetics if
enshrined by the EU ( for example parents fighting to get
enough test strips for the children could cite Articles 3,
24 and 55 to help support their case ). Remember at the
moment people in the UK are SUBJECTS not citizens and are
dependent on the grace and favour of the Sovereign for the

liberties

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we enjoy.

Can't imagine Queenie offering us up for sacrifice if we
don't bend to her will though Peter. Not like in th'
owden days:-)

I can't imagine being a "European" either.

Too many of my family were killed on the two world wars for
us to GIVE the UK to Europe on a platter. (IMO anyway)

Beav

Shiperton Henethe said:

Should we be worried about "trans-fatty acids" in
cosmetics?

I am told over 60% of what you put on your skin you absorb
into the body!

I have peeling/dry skin and thus regularly use a
moisturiser. But I sure as Hell bet cosmetics companies
dont list "trans-fatty acids" as ingredients.

I have been using "Oil of Olay" moisturiser twice a day
for about 15 years. And I have chronic fatigue about the
same length of time!

Yikes!

Ship

My understanding about the risks associated with trans fatty
acid, is that they act similiarly to saturated fatty acids
and can increase cholesterol.

I would not expect any other affects.

j.

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Shiperton Henethe said:

Should we be worried about "trans-fatty acids" in
cosmetics?

I am told over 60% of what you put on your skin you
absorb into the body!

I have peeling/dry skin and thus regularly use a
moisturiser. But I sure as Hell bet cosmetics companies
dont list "trans-fatty acids" as ingredients.

I have been using "Oil of Olay" moisturiser twice a day
for about 15 years. And I have chronic fatigue about the
same length of time!

Yikes!

Ship

My understanding about the risks associated with trans
fatty acid, is that they act similiarly to saturated fatty
acids and can increase cholesterol.

I would not expect any other affects.

Sorry I thought this would be old news to you guys:

The author of this books has clinical evidence to the
contrary.

"The Natural Way to Beat Depression: The Groundbreaking
Discovery of EPA to Change Your Life" Sir Graham Hills
(Foreword), Basant Puri, Hilary Boyd

amazon.co.uk026Open ↗
1635117-0442841

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Shiperton Henethe said:

Should we be worried about "trans-fatty acids" in
cosmetics?

I am told over 60% of what you put on your skin you
absorb into the body!

I have peeling/dry skin and thus regularly use a
moisturiser. But I sure as Hell bet cosmetics
companies dont list "trans-fatty acids" as
ingredients.

I have been using "Oil of Olay" moisturiser twice a
day for about 15 years. And I have chronic fatigue
about the same length of time!

Yikes!

Ship

My understanding about the risks associated with trans
fatty acid, is that they act similiarly to saturated
fatty acids and can increase cholesterol.

I would not expect any other affects.

Sorry I thought this would be old news to you guys:

I''ll tell you what IS getting old Sheperton, YOU coming
here with questions to which you've already had an answer.
If you don't like the answers you get

I hope you get some disease or other (and soon too!) NOT
related to

NG off.

Beav (don't bother, I'm not interested)

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Shiperton Henethe said:

Should we be worried about "trans-fatty acids" in
cosmetics?

I am told over 60% of what you put on your skin you
absorb into the body!

I have peeling/dry skin and thus regularly use a
moisturiser. But I sure as Hell bet cosmetics companies
dont list "trans-fatty acids" as ingredients.

I have been using "Oil of Olay" moisturiser twice a day
for about 15 years. And I have chronic fatigue about the
same length of time!

Yikes!

Ship

My understanding about the risks associated with trans
fatty acid, is that they act similiarly to saturated fatty
acids and can increase cholesterol.

I would not expect any other affects.

Sorry I thought this would be old news to you guys:

The author of this books has clinical evidence to the
contrary.

"The Natural Way to Beat Depression: The Groundbreaking
Discovery of EPA to Change Your Life" Sir Graham Hills
(Foreword), Basant Puri, Hilary Boyd

amazon.co.uk026Open ↗
1635117-0442841

Ship Shiperton Henethe

So what dows this have to do with trans fatty acids? EPA is
not a trans fatty acid.
j.

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Shiperton Henethe wrote:

>Should we be worried about "trans-fatty acids" in
>cosmetics?
>
>I am told over 60% of what you put on your skin you
>absorb into the body!
>
>I have peeling/dry skin and thus regularly use a
>moisturiser. But I sure as Hell bet cosmetics companies
>dont list "trans-fatty acids" as ingredients.
>
>I have been using "Oil of Olay" moisturiser twice a day
>for about 15 years. And I have chronic fatigue about
>the same length of time!
>
>Yikes!
>
>Ship
>
>

My understanding about the risks associated with trans
fatty acid, is that they act similiarly to saturated
fatty acids and can increase cholesterol.

I would not expect any other affects.

Sorry I thought this would be old news to you guys:

The author of this books has clinical evidence to the
contrary.

"The Natural Way to Beat Depression: The Groundbreaking
Discovery of EPA

to

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Change Your Life" Sir Graham Hills (Foreword), Basant
Puri, Hilary Boyd

amazon.co.uk026Open ↗
1635117-0442841

Ship Shiperton Henethe

So what dows this have to do with trans fatty acids? EPA
is not a trans fatty acid.
j.

Sorry for the confusion. No, what is being proposed is that
trans fatty acids in the diet can cause malfunctioning of
the synthetic metabolic pathways for fatty acids
particularly EPA Stress, and pollutant also inhibit these
pathways too apparently.

Basant Puri is suggesting that eating pure EPA (strangely
without DHA for some mysterious but it seems clinically
proven reason) in the diet helps cure a variety of diseases
noteably clinical depression, but also significantly helps
such things as heart disease, ME/CFS, irritable bowl ...and
diabetes. (Hence this posting to a spread of newsgroups.)

He blames trans fatty acids in the western diet as being the
root of all "diseases of civilisation".

Taking his logic one step further I am reliably informed
that it is a fairly recent discovery that more than half of
everything we put on the skin will, given time, end up in
the bloodstream. (Hence the health scares about suntan
lotion, face creams etc in mothers milk).

In a sense Basant Puri is arguing that EPA is almost an anti-
dote to trans fatty acids.

Ship