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*Some argue that sodium lauryl sulfate is not a risk as much from a large, brief exposure (such as in laboratory experiments) but rather a small but continued exposure.<ref>http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/07/13/sodium-lauryl-sulfate.aspx</ref>  Problems cause by this kind of risk are hard to track down, and even harder to test in a laboratory.

*Some argue that sodium lauryl sulfate is not a risk as much from a large, brief exposure (such as in laboratory experiments) but rather a small but continued exposure.<ref>http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/07/13/sodium-lauryl-sulfate.aspx</ref>  Problems cause by this kind of risk are hard to track down, and even harder to test in a laboratory.

*While many people are not concerned about this chemical on the grounds that they are exposed to very little of it, the average dosage is actually surprisingly high.  It is easily absorbed through the skin, which is where most of this product is placed.  This along with the variety of other chemicals adds up to an shocking amount of absorption.  For example, those who use conventional cosmetics on a daily basis, can absorb almost five pounds of chemicals and toxins into their bodies each year!<ref name="mercola.com">http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/07/13/sodium-lauryl-sulfate.aspx</ref>

*While many people are not concerned about this chemical on the grounds that they are exposed to very little of it, the average dosage is actually surprisingly high.  It is easily absorbed through the skin, which is where most of this product is placed.  This along with the variety of other chemicals adds up to an shocking amount of absorption.  For example, those who use conventional cosmetics on a daily basis, can absorb almost five pounds of chemicals and toxins into their bodies each year!<ref name="mercola.com">http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/07/13/sodium-lauryl-sulfate.aspx</ref>

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