Many Winalite Demos but this one is worth watching.

Hi everybody. How has your celebration been?

This video shows the best feature of Winalite's Love Moon Anion technology: Its Absorption and Holding Capability. It is DRY TO THE TOUCH! See other videos but this one only shows the absorbency factor.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3bQWnlH5tI&feature=related

If you have a better video, let me know and I will run it on our blog.

To your comfort!

Onn & Norhidayati

This is for those sporting types who want strength!

Hi everyone.

There is simply no shortage of use for Love Moon Anions: that narrow thin strip which is placed in the centre of the Love Moon Anion pad. But what people don't know is the power of the strip to electrify the body. The principle is simple: allow electricity to pass through your body and experience a transformation in your body's strength. From cysts to fibroids to sinuses to bacteria eating your skin, Love Moon Anion projects an intense dosage of negative anions which works to increase your physique to the point of unleashing latent energy potential. Result: a sudden increase in strength.

In other words, the Love Moon Anion acts like a Jumper Cable to your neurons: it simply makes it easy for electrical currents to jump from neuron to neuron thus making your nervous system (the ones which make your muscles twitch) efficient. That is why you experience a sudden increase in strength.

When your car battery goes dead, doesn't it require a sudden jolt of electricity to pump the battery up to par and then there is ignition. The same thing too with Love Moon Anion. By allowing neurons to pass electrical impulses more efficiently, your battery (body) is suddenly given an extra jolt of energy.

Sportivo divos and divas: watch this most interesting video clip and ask yourself: Should I wear a Love Moon Anion in my next competition?

Love Moon Anion: The Unfair Advantage!

Watch this training video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lX8l3KbZd1k&feature=related

Try it for yourself and show us your new strength.


To your vitality and to your secret wins

Onn

We didn't even spare the Veterans! Here goes.

Watch what Ms Proctor has to say about incontinence and the fact that men can also use it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIPoIbRnrIg&feature=related

Have a good one guys!

Yours in safe retirement

Norhidayati & Onn

Winalite's Youngest Convert.

Hi girls! Biodegradable? This is the coolest product for us, girls! Not available in stores. Sorry, sounds a little sales-ish but if Madison loves it, so can you. Contact me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SutGbfM667s&NR=1

Yours in health

Norhidayati

Hey girls! Check this one out! It's for you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_DWc3x0qas&feature=related

And for the women who suffer PMS cramps, watch this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ue74CN5WKdU&feature=related

Learn about this amazing new product from Winalite and just Google Winalite Testimony....you will unearth LOTS.

Your guide

Norhidayati

Ion Rupert with English Subtitles

Hi everybody!

Remember Ion Rupert? The baby whose skin was literally peeling in front of our eyes. The baby celebrity who has given Winalite a big boost in term of personal experience and testimonial? Now, with the compliments of one of our distributors from Singapore, we have the revised version of this story in full English subtitles. The language is Tagalog and Rupert is from Phillippines. I wonder how Rupert is doing now?

Watch the almost miraculous wonder of the much touted and yet to be proven scientific strip called Love Moon which contains Anion chips at work here....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dtz65at6BjU

Be warned, the u-tube video might offend some people. But the results are worth watching as you watch the wonderful recuperative effect of Love Moon Anion green strip at work.

Have a good Christmas. And before the current year ends, we hope you have a wonderful holiday and a very Prosperous New Year filled with Love, Fun and Adventure.

We would also like to thank you for being a part of our lives and caring to read this amateurish blog with the express aim of converting you to try Winalite Love Moon Anion women's sanitary napkins and liners.


Spread the good news of Rupert!

Yours in spirit!

Onn & Norhidayati

 

"Are Tampons Little White Lies?"

Hi!

How was your Christmas? I was trying to find Dr Vincent Chen's philantropic record on Winalite but could not find any. Instead, I found he is a regular donor to many of the Chinese groups from around the world. It is a bit disappointing because we had hoped he would also donate to women's causes internationally and not merely to one cultural grouping. Anyway, on the eve of Christmas I stumbled upon this report from an independent Winalite website in New Zealand. It is about tampons and I thought I should share it with you. The link is: http://www.winalitenewzealand.com/articles-of-interest/toxic-tampons.html

Have a good break!

Your friend, Onn.

WINALITE'S 2010 INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL CONGRESS

The 2010 WINALITE INTERNATIONAL GLOBAL CONGRESS kicked off on Jan.4^th, 2010 in the renowned Regal Palace Hotel in Dongguan, Guangdong province. In the afternoon WINALITE 2009 Award Ceremony was held in the hotel’s deluxe Regal Palace to honor outstanding WINALITE distributors all around the world, followed by a magnificent Winaliter’s Gala Dinner to celebrate the new year.

Chairman of the board Vincent Chen, Chairperson of WINALITE’s listed company Jenny Hu, Global Chief Executive Officer Frankie Wu, Global Chief Operation Officer Kelvin Zheng, Global Chief Marketing Officer Willie Long, Global Vice President, Regional President of Europe Xie Dongping, Regional President of Southeast Asia Fang Zhigang, Regional President of North America Zhang Jian, Regional President of South America Li Wenxiu, Regional President of Africa Li Chunyan, Regional President of Greater India Yang Cuiling joined with all global strategic committee members as well as more than 2000 WINALITE elite distributors to celebrate the grand event.

In his address to the congress, Mr. Vincent Chen announced that his vow to “generate revenue of RMB 10 billion and launch 70 overseas branches within three years” has been realized thanks to the collaboration of all Winaliters in the world. He attributed this victory to all the WINALITE partners and employees around the world. “Without you, I can never succeed!”

Mr. Vincent Chen said the year of 2009 has been an unusual year, and the year of 2010 will be a “Management Year”, a “Product Year”, an “Education Year” as well as a “Miracle-making Year”. He said he’s both determined and confident to lead the group to build WINALITE into China’s No.1 direct sales company within five years and the world’s No.1 within ten years.

Mr. Chen’s passionate address inspired the audience greatly, igniting repeated waves of applause and cheer.

During the ceremony twelve “Best of the Best” awards were granted, including Success Potential New Winaliter Award, Fastest Rising WINALITE Star Award, Cutting Edge Trainer Award, Most Reliable and Loyal Winaliter Award, Diamond Member Sponsorship Award, Consistent Business Growth Award, Teamwork Excellence Award, International Goodwill Ambassador Award, International Leadership Role Model Award, Most Outstanding International Elite Winaliter Award and WINALITE Country Pioneer Inauguration and Award. More than 60 outstanding distributors received the awards with great honor.

All the awards were presented by the company’s senior executives. Each of the 11 winners of WINALITE Country Pioneer Awards received their awards from Mr. Vincent Chen together with a special-made sword, which represented Mr. Chen’s best wishes for them to continue their success in the global market in the upcoming year of 2010.

Ms. Jenny Hu also presented “Most Caring Ambassadors” awards to four winners. In her speech she reviewed the history of WINALITE’s charity participation and praised all Winaliters’ philanthropy and boundless love. She encouraged all the guests to continue the promotion of the “boundless love” corporate culture and spread the seed of “love” into every corner of the world.

Various winners, including Petrus Lekgwati from South Africa, Naveen from India, Hector Obedo Perez from Mexico, Yoshi Murata, Solis Mansilla Alberto from Ecuador, Ivan Dulik from U.S., Mr. Onggy and Ms. Zheng Sufen from Southeast Asia’s Freedom Faithnet Global, Huang Yiru from Taiwan, Lim Kim Soon (Alanx) from Malaysia and Stankovic Krina Victorovna from Russia, delivered winners’ speeches during the ceremony. They attributed their honor to their team members and every Winaliters in every market. They believed the real success will only arrive when we can help more people to achieve success.

To offer a visual and auditory feast to the Winaliters from all parts of the world, the Gala Dinner featured a series of exciting art performances, including the magnificent Fou Performance, the spectacular kung fu show “One Figure Stand”, Chinese traditional folk music ensemble, Peking Opera remix, dance performance “Spring Visits the World”, “Peacock over Waves” and many more. Mr. Vincent Chen even played a part in the Sichuanese Opera magic show “Change, Change, Change” to surprise all the guests with a splendid show. Celebrated Chinese models also demonstrated the company’s new products in office wear, swimwear and evening dress respectively.

The event came to the climax when all the Winaliters in the palace sang the “Song of Love Moon” together in different languages. The palace was turned into a carnival of jubilance and celebration with all the songs, music, applause and cheers. As Mr. Vincent Chen put it, this night the stage and the honor belonged to all the Winaliters around the world. “I believe that with our joint efforts WINALITE INTERNATIONAL will bring a greater brilliance in 2010!”

Who is Heather C Guidone?

Heather C. Guidone is a freelance health writer and researcher. She has been involved in consumer health for over a decade as an advocate, writer, researcher, activist and editor. Heather has also served as Lead Writer, Director of Operations, and an Executive Board Member of the Endometriosis Research Center, an International 501(c)3 non-profit organization for education, research facilitation and support, since the organization was founded in early 1997. As Director of Operations and Lead Writer, she conducts medical research using peer-reviewed sources and compiles a myriad of educational materials based on those findings. Heather is also responsible for liaising with fellow Executive Board Members on varied activities and opportunities, including grants and funding; education and research; and policy-making and lobbying. She attends and reports on various international medical conferences and symposia; networks with medical, biopharmaceutical, medicolegal and related industry professionals to establish research projects, product focus studies and clinical trials; oversees chapter activities and protocols in the United States, Europe, Caribbean and Canada; and presents frequently as a guest speaker to advocacy groups, medical professionals and students. Recently, she was among the nominees considered for appointment to the United States Food & Drug Administration's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research's (CDER) prestigious Reproductive Health Drugs Advisory Board.

Heather is a member of the American Medical Writer's Association and the World Endometriosis Society, and serves as an Advisor with Mednalysis Corporation's MedCouncil. She has also been an America Online Health Community Leader for the AOL Health Network since 1996. A finalist in Suite101.com's "Short 'n Suite Writing Contest," her winning entry concerning Endometriosis on the Internet was featured in the book, "Real People, Real Stories: How the Internet is Touching Lives." Heather has been included in the 20th edition of "Who's Who Among American Women," and is a former member of OBGYN.net's Women & Patients Advisory Board, as well as the previous Editor of OBGYN.net's EndoZONE and Endometriosis Pavilion websites. Heather has also served as a three-term judge, by invitation, for the National Health Information Resource Center's celebrious "World Wide Web Health Information Awards" Program.

She is the Co-author of the foreword in the best-selling book "Coping With Endometriosis," by Glenda Motta, RN, MPH and Robert Phillips, Ph.D (Avery Publishing). On- and off-line clients featuring her content ranging from Terrorism to Women's Health to Medical Conference Coverage include The Journal of Gynecologic & Obstetric Investigation; Bella Online, where she currently serves as the Gynecology Editor; CoolMD; OBGYN.net; Galaxy of Health; Terrashare; BriefMe.com; the National publication, Health Magazine; Women's Diagnostic Cyber; Yahoo.com; Themestream; Comcast Media's National "Eye on Health" feature column; Thrive@Health; Health Frontier; the NSW EA (Australia); the National Women's Health Information Center: Menses United Kingdom; the Equus Sanctuary; and The Health Channel, to name but a few.

Her important testimony concerning Dioxin exposure was read before the California State Legislature at the invitation of Assemblyman Dennis Cardoza in support of AB2820, a consequential bill calling for the independent investigation of toxins in feminine hygiene products. She also co-authored the text contained in various legislative Resolutions (545, 160, and 707) passed by local and National lawmakers in 2002 and 2003, including House Concurrent Resolution No. 291, a groundbreaking National Endometriosis awareness Resolution. The Resolution was unanimously passed by the 107th Congress of the United States, and is the first such Legislation ever to pass in the United States concerning Endometriosis.

Heather resides outside NYC.

For the website information of Heather C Guidone, please visit http://www.insiderreports.com/AuthorPage.asp?AuthorID=10392http://www.insiderreports.com/AuthorPage.asp?AuthorID=10392

Dioxin & Feminine Hygiene Products by Heather Guidone

This story from Heather Guidone, the Director of Operations of the Endometriosis Research Center is an eye-opener in terms of a medical breakthrough to availing us knowledge of current topics concerning the link between dioxin and endometriosis and finally, cancer.

Kelly Matras, a Winalite Distributor from Canada (see her link at http://web.mac.com/kellymatras/Anion/LoveMoon.html) in her opening page when introducing Dr Guidone's research paper, writes with a question:

"Have you ever really thought about your sanitary napkin options? The effect it has on your body? The environment?"

And then she answers as follows: "Most of us have never questioned what our pads or tampons are really made from and the process to make them. During recent green research, I was shocked to discover that both sanitary napkins and disposable diapers contain DIOXIN."

She further writes: "Dioxin is linked to endometriosis and cancer. No joke. Scarier yet is that the effects of Dioxin is cumulative - building up in the body. You wonder what 36 months of diaper exposure on one of the most sensitive,vascular parts of a little body might do let alone 40 years of sanitary napkin use. Dioxin exposure to women in particular, poses additional risks than just that of their own health: it crosses the placenta into the growing infant and is also present in the fatty breast milk, thereby exposing the child."

Then she gives us the link to Dr Guidone's fantastic research paper of which I reproduce below in full while crediting both Kelly Matras and her superb introduction to Dr Guidone's work on the subject which is of immense interest to all women of the world.

http://www.insiderreports.com/storypage.asp?storyID=20001533&ChanID=HQ

"There has been much concern and discussion of late regarding the presence of dioxin in feminine hygiene products. It has been long debated, and there is conflicting evidence, as to whether or not the use of such products could lead to several illnesses, including Endometriosis.

While the industry states their products are safe, conflicting studies performed by independent research institutes deem that the products do indeed contain low levels of dioxin, which has been proven harmful to humans.

Feminine hygiene products are used by up to nearly 70% of menstruating women in the United States, and the average woman may use as many as 11,000 tampons and feminine hygiene products in her lifetime. The toxic residues in tampons and feminine hygiene products come in direct contact with some the most absorbent tissue in a woman's body. Worse, the effects of dioxin are cumulative and can be measured as much as 20 or 30 years after exposure. This accumulation is cause for concern because a woman may be exposed to dioxin in tampons and feminine hygiene products for approximately 40 years over the course of her reproductive life.

Currently, the FDA requires tampon and related menstruation product manufacturers to monitor dioxin levels in their products; however, the results are not available to the public and the dioxin tests relied upon by the FDA are done by the manufacturers themselves. That's a little bit like having the fox guard the hen house! Independent, unbiased testing and publicly available results are needed now to allow women the opportunity to make informed decisions about the products they wish to use.

Several legislators have attempted to pass bills to provide for research to determine the extent to which the presence of dioxin, synthetic fibers and other additives in tampons and similar products pose any health risks, including risks of cervical cancer, Endometriosis, infertility, ovarian cancer, breast cancer, immune system deficiencies, pelvic inflammatory disease and toxic shock syndrome.

Most recently, Assemblyman Dennis Cardoza passed AB280 out of the Assembly Committee on Health for review by the Senate Committee on Health & Human Services. In 1997, Representative Caroline Maloney introduced HR2900, the "Tampon Safety and Research Act of 1997." In 1992, the late Representative Ted Weiss brought the issue up in a Subcommittee hearing of the Committee on Government Operations. He did this after his staff had uncovered an internal FDA memo which warned that "the risk of dioxin in tampons can be quite high," and that "the most effective risk-management strategy would be to assure that feminine hygiene products contain no dioxin." The California Assembly has also previously considered AB1963, which required the state Department of Health Services to determine if sanitary products contain dioxin residue and to require warning labels on all sanitary products found to contain dioxin residue.

To date, no such bill has been enacted, and the American public remains at risk.

According to a February 2000 report from the Food & Drug Administration, tampons and feminine hygiene products currently sold in the U.S. are made of cotton, rayon, or blends of rayon and cotton. Even though these products are now produced using elemental chlorine-free or totally chlorine free bleaching processes, these methods can still generate dioxins at "trace levels." Thus, there may be low amounts of dioxin present from environmental sources in cotton, rayon, or rayon/cotton tampons and feminine hygiene products. By contrast, a report released by The US Environmental Protection Agency clearly describes dioxin as a serious public health threat. The EPA report states, there is no "safe" level of exposure to dioxin - even trace amounts are a risk. Further, the EPA report confirmed that dioxin is "a cancer hazard to people;" that exposure to dioxin can also cause severe reproductive and developmental problems (at levels 100 times lower than those associated with its cancer causing effects); and that dioxin can cause immune system damage and interfere with regulatory hormones.

Dioxin exposure to women in particular, poses additional risks than just that of their own health: it crosses the placenta into the growing infant and is also present in the fatty breast milk, thereby exposing the child.

Evidence of dioxin as a catalyst for Endometriosis has been well-documented. In a 1996 Environmental Protection Agency study, dioxin exposure was linked with increased risks for Endometriosis, as well as the increased risks of pelvic inflammatory disease, reduction of fertility, and interference with normal fetal and childhood development. The EPA conclusions regarding dioxin exposure are particularly alarming in light of a 1989 Food and Drug Administration report, which stated that "possible exposures from all other medical device sources would be dwarfed by the potential tampon exposure." Dr. Philip Tierno, Jr., Director of Clinical Microbiology and Diagnostic Immunology at New York University Medical Center states that "dioxins, though they exist in the environment, have a worse effect when they contact mucous surfaces like the vagina."

In a May 1998 article in The Press Tribune, the story of an Endometriosis patient was recounted. Patient A. paid nearly $1,000 to MAXIM Technologies, Inc., a private lab in St. Paul, Minnesota, to test the dioxin levels in 10 Playtex Super-Plus Absorbency tampons. Results from the tests performed on Patient A.'s tampons showed between .6 to .7 picograms of dioxin, according to Mike DeVito, a toxicologist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency who evaluated the results at the request of The Press-Tribune. The EPA maintains their position that there is "no safe level of dioxin" and that the levels found in the Playtex tampons posed an unacceptable risk. DeVito further admitted that dioxin has an "extremely long half-life" - able to last in the body for as long as 11 years. "So if you get exposed to 1 picogram today, in 11 years, you'll have half a picogram in you," he noted.

Medical Journals are replete with evidence supporting the risks dioxin poses. In a September 1998 study in the Revue Medicale de Bruxelles Journal entitled "Dioxins: Current Knowledge about Health Effects," authors Wissing et al. noted that "in humans, a series of conditions related to hormonal dysfunction as undescended testis, decreased spermatogenesis, testicular cancer and Endometriosis have increased in incidence during the last decades. The chronological parallelism with the appearance of dioxins in the environment suggests that these might exert biological effects at the prevailing level of exposure." In a 1997 article entitled "Does Disruption of Immune and Endocrine Systems by Environmental Toxins Contribute to Development of Endometriosis?," authors Osteen and Sierra-Rivera noted that "evidence continues to accumulate indicating that environmental toxins, whether naturally occurring or man-made, may directly or indirectly affect the response of the endometrium to steroids, resulting in various pathological states including Endometriosis."

Authors Mayani et al. cited a research study in a 1997 Journal of Human Reproduction article, "Dioxin Concentrations in Women with Endometriosis," in which the concentrations of dioxin were measured in the blood of 44 infertile women with Endometriosis against a control group of 35 age-matched women with tubal infertility. 18% of women with Endometriosis were dioxin positive as compared to 3% in the control group. Although the concentrations of dioxin did not seem to be directly correlated with the severity of Endometriosis, these observations contribute to the accumulating data linking dioxin to Endometriosis in humans.

In a 15 year study outlined in a 1993 Journal of Applied Toxicology, world renowned scientists Rier, Martin, Bowman, Dmowski and Becker reported on "Endometriosis in Rhesus Monkeys Following Chronic Exposure to Dioxin." The incidence of Endometriosis was determined in a colony of rhesus monkeys chronically exposed to dioxin for a period of 4 years. Ten years after termination of dioxin treatment, the presence of Endometriosis was documented by surgical laparoscopy and the severity of disease was assessed. The incidence of Endometriosis was directly correlated with dioxin exposure and the severity of disease was dependent upon the dose administered. This 15-year study indicates that latent female reproductive abnormalities may be associated with dioxin exposure in the rhesus.

Serdar Bulun, MD, Director of Molecular Genetics and Reproductive Endocrinology at The University of Chicago and his team of researchers published an April 2000 article in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology entitled "Expression of Dioxin-Related Transactivating Factors and Target Genes in Human Eutopic Endometrial and Endometriotic Tissues." In Dr. Bulun's study, it was demonstrated for the first time the expression of dioxin-related transcription factors in endometriotic tissues and stromal cells. Strikingly elevated transcripts in Endometriosis may give rise to significantly increased enzyme activity and thus promote the development and growth of Endometriosis by either activating procarcinogens or inducing the formation of catechol estrogens - or both.

Still further evidence exists. In a study published in November 1999 by researchers in the Reproductive Toxicology Division of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Cummings et al. discussed the "Effect of Prenatal Exposure to TCDD on the Promotion of Endometriotic Lesion growth by TCDD in Adult Female Rats and Mice." Their data confirmed the sensitivity of mice to the promotion of endometriotic lesion growth by dioxins.

In the "Genetics of Endometriosis" by Professor Stephen Kennedy published in the European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology/Reproductive Biology in February 1999, author noted that there was mounting evidence that Endometriosis is inherited as a complex trait, like diabetes or asthma. Professor Kennedy stated, "this implies there are environmental factors, such as dioxin, that are interacting with multiple genetic susceptibility loci to produce the phenotype."

Much is still unknown about environmental hazards like dioxin and the role they play in Endometriosis; however, incontrovertible evidence shows that independent as well as agency testing has confirmed presence of dioxin in feminine hygiene products. We further know that dioxin is linked to Endometriosis and a host of other serious illnesses. We, as female consumers and Endometriosis patients, need to demand the latest, most truthful and up to date research on this matter, so that we may make our own educated decisions regarding our products and personal care choices.

What can you do? Write your local government representatives and urge them to support State mandated independent testing to determine the true extent to which dioxin exists in our feminine hygiene products - and to determine what risks this poses to us and our children."

 

Heather Guidone lists her References for her research paper as:

1. AB2820, Dennis Cardoza, 2000
2.HR2900, Carolyn Maloney, 1997
3.United States Food & Drug Administration
4.United States Environmental Protection Agency
5.Enviroweb 23 January 2000 report: www.enviroweb.org/issues/dioxin/index.html
6.Mari Edlin, CNN.com February 9, 2000
7.Amy Yannello, The Press Tribune (USPS No. 470-960)
8.Rev Med Brux 1998 Sep;19(4):A367-71
9.Semin Reprod Endocrinol 1997;15(3):301-8
10.Hum Reprod 1997 Feb;12(2):373-5
11.Fundam Appl Toxicol 1993 Nov;21(4):433-41
12.Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2000 Apr;182(4):767-775.
13.Toxicol Sci. 1999 Nov;52(1):45-9
14.Gynecol Obstet Invest 1999 Oct;48 Suppl S1:45-56
15.Eur J Obstet Gynecol Reprod Biol 1999 Feb;82(2):129-33/<

Heather Guidone is the Director of Operations of the Endometriosis Research Center and a freelance writer with a special interest in women's reproductive health. Her work has appeared in consumer and clinical publications in the US and abroad.

For the whole page of the above information, please goto: http://www.insiderreports.com/storypage.asp?storyID=20001533&ChanID=HQ

Chlorine Bleaching contains Dioxin Fact Sheet file to download

You can download this .pdf file for your class discussion at:

http://www.natracare.com/help_for_schools/pdf_files/chlorine_bleaching_amd_dioxin_ks4_citizenship_dioxin_pollution_student_fact_file_2.pdf

This is an excellent teaching material for children.

The Natracare Schools Programme | Ks4 Fact files | Citizenship | environment | project 2

Chlorine bleaching and Dioxin

Dioxin is one of the by-products of many different chemical, manufacturing and combustion processes that involve chlorine, including chlorine bleaching.

Chlorine bleaching is an industrial process used in wood pulp manufacturing that is used to produce many products that we buy every day.

During this manufacturing process, dioxins and other toxic elements are released into the atmosphere contaminating water, soil and plants and subsequently the whole food chain.

Dioxin accumulates in the fat cells of the body masquerading as a hormone which can lead to disruption of the body's own hormones.

Dioxin pollution is one of the world's most serious environmental problems. Dioxin is a family of toxins produced through various natural and industrial processes such as medical and municipal waste incineration.

A large amount of the world's dioxin is produced during the manufacturing process of certain chlorinated products such as wood pulp, which is used in the production of, among other products, toilet paper, tissues, paper, sanitary pads and also tampons made of rayon.

Ongoing research into dioxin pollution by the US Government's Environmental Protection Agency has concluded that dioxin is a 'human carcinogen'.

The US Government’s Environmental Protection Agency prepared a report citing new evidence of cancer risk from exposure to the chemical compound dioxin

A draft of the report issued in May 2000 concluded for the first time that dioxin is a
‘Human carcinogen’ and although emissions of dioxins have fallen since their peak in the 70’s, they may still pose a significant threat. Environmentalists in the USA have estimated from the EPA’s risk findings that approximately 100 of the 1400 cancer deaths in the US occurring daily are attributed to dioxin. It also states that the compound builds up cumulatively in the body over time from birth, so heightened exposure means heightened risk

Dioxins released into the atmosphere contaminate plants and subsequently the animals that eat these plants. They are also deposited in the sea through sewage waste and air pollution, contaminating fish and other sea life. Inevitably, humans are exposed to the compound when they eat these plants and animals.

Farmers growing conventional cotton in countries such as India, Turkey and even in the USA are continually exposed to dioxins from the pesticides they spray on their cotton. Poor third world farmers, who grow food crops amongst the cotton, expose themselves and their families to toxic pesticides and dioxin residuals during the cotton growing and management processes and also from residuals on the crops that they eat. There is contamination of ground water. The Ecologist recently highlighted the plight of these farmers in an article called Committing Pesticide written by the acclaimed author, Moyra Bremner.

The EPA’s report shows growing concern over the heightened risk of cancer from high-grade exposure to dioxin. However, it also states that low-grade exposure to dioxin is linked to an array of other health problems. These include changes in hormone levels, developmental defects in babies and children; low sperm counts in men and immune system suppression.

More information on the USA government’s environmental agency report on dioxin can be found on: www.epa.gov/ncea/dioxin.htm

Of great concern to women’s groups and environmentalists is the production of dioxins both in the production of and spraying of pesticides and in the manufacture of paper pulp products such as tampons and sanitary pads. Dioxin is not only harmful to the environment, but also unnecessarily exposes people to low levels of dioxins that can end up in food and certain products derived from wood pulp such as sanitary pads and tampons made from conventionally grown cotton, intensively sprayed with pesticides, and synthetic materials derived from chlorine-bleached pulp such as rayon.

According to statistics, the average woman uses approximately 11,000 tampons in her lifetime and it is, therefore considered prudent to avoid unnecessary additional dioxin exposure where possible. Crops that are grown organically avoid the practice of spraying with pesticides, so it is sensible to choose foods and products made from natural materials that are grown and produced organically. This helps to protect the environment, the health of the farmers working the land, and has the potential to reduce the public’s exposure to carcinogenic toxins. Recent studies suggest a strong link between exposure to dioxin and the development of endometriosis.

Endometriosis is a condition in which the tissue that normally lines the uterus grows in other areas of the body, typically the pelvic area, the ovaries or the intestines. This tissue, which would normally leave the body during menstruation, accumulates and causes heavy menstrual cramps and frequently, infertility. The disease affects many millions of women worldwide and the exact cause is, as yet, unclear. However, a study carried out in 1999 by Osamu Tsutsumi, Professor of Gynaecology at Tokyo University Hospital Japan, (2) suggested a strong link between exposure to dioxin and the development of endometriosis. Tests on the effects of dioxin on the human reproductive system, showed that women tested who were suffering from endometriosis had high levels of dioxin in the body.

References:
1. Propensity of Tampons and Barrier Contraceptives to Amplify Staphylococcus Aureus Toxic Shock Syndrome Toxin by Tierno Jnr, Philip M and Hanna, B A, The Journal of Infectious Diseases in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 2:140-145, 1994.
2. Results released by Osamu Tsutsumi, Professor of Gynaecology, Tokyo University Hospital and the National Institute for Environmental Studies, 1999.
3. The Endometriosis Association www.EndometriosisAssn.org

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If you knew you were buying a pad which contains poison, would you buy it?

The purpose of this article is to promote awareness of the toxic chemical dioxin and rayon in sanitary napkins and tampons. Also, this article will address alternatives to sanitary napkins that contain dioxin and rayon (such as cloth napkins and dioxin free napkins produced by Winalite).

What is Dioxin?

According to the foodsafety.gov website, "Dioxin refers to a group of chemical compounds that share certain chemical structures and biological characteristics." The most toxic dioxins are, 2, 3, 7, 8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD). Dioxins are an unintentional by product as a result of human manufacturing activities. Dioxins can be created through combustion processes. Some examples of combustion processes are municipal waste incineration, burning fossil fuels, and from chlorine bleaching of pulp and paper.

Dioxin and Rayon in Tampons and Sanitary Napkins

Trace amounts of dioxin and rayon are contained in sanitary napkins and tampons. Traditional tampons and sanitary napkins manufactured in the United States are made of cotton, rayon, or blends of rayon and cotton. Rayon is produced from cellulose fibers from wood pulp. In the past, dioxin was created from the bleaching process of wood pulp material. Current methods of bleaching now use elemental chlorine-free r 100% chlorine free bleaching processes. According to the fda.gov website, "state-of-the art testing of tampons and tampon materials that can detect even trace amounts of dioxin has shown that dioxin levels are at or below the detectable limit."

The FDA regulates tampon manufacturers by asking them to provide information about their pulp purification processes. The FDA websites states that currently, "the detectable limit for dioxin detection is approximately .1 to 1 parts per trillion of dioxin." Using the dioxin detection test limit, it is said that the dioxin level in rayon raw materials is below or at the acceptable limit of .1 to 1 parts per trillion. For reference, one part per trillion is like putting one teaspoon of dioxin in a lake that is fifteen feet deep and a mile square. However, if one knew for a fact that dioxin was polluting the water, would one drink the water, or find an alternative dioxin free source of drinking water?

How to choose Dioxin Free Sanitary Napkins and Tampons

When shopping for sanitary napkins and tampons, remember to look on the package to see if the product is listed as having chlorine free bleaching processes. If not, then the product you're buying may contain dioxin. The majority of name brand sanitary napkins and tampons in your typical grocery store do not use a 100% chlorine free bleaching process to cut on costs.

Alternatives to Sanitary Napkins and Tampons that Contain Dioxin

There are alternatives when purchasing sanitary napkins and tampons with dioxin. For example, you can buy cloth napkins. The benefits of cloth napkins are that; they are reusable and do not contain dioxin. The cons of cloth napkins are that; you have to wash them and there are worries of cleanliness.

Also, if you are not too keen on purchasing cloth napkins, a company called Winalite produces a sanitary napkin called Love Moon Anion that is dioxin free. They use a distillation processes that does not use bleaching agents or rayon in their materials.

The author is an activist in the promotion of sanitary napkin usage. You can find the whole article and additional information about sanitary napkins at my Winalite Sanitary Napkin website.

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What is love without dioxins?

My mates always asked me: "Why are you in this business Onn?" "Why isn't there any other business you can do?" And, as an afterthought, they never hesitate to comment: "I don't think I can do this (women) business".

First, let me just say the following: "I am in this business not because of the money but because of the opportunity to do something for women because as far as I can remember, women have done a lot of things for me, and to me, good and bad but I remember my mother, and I can never repay my mother for bringing me into this world, and rearing me to become what I am, a proper man, with a proper heart".

"Women", as they always say in Melbourne, "is more unpredictable than the Melbourne weather". Is that a demeaning question? I think it is.

I do not want to sound feminist but I owe a lot to women because I believe they are the only things beautiful in the world. I mean, you can look at a sun set, but you can't say the experience is beautiful as the experience of women.

Let me be candid. Without women, there can't be love and without love there can't be babies. I mean, how did you think you were procreated?

Without further adieu, I shall say the following: Women deserve the best things in life. But it can't be a pad laced with poison. That would be awfully wrong.

So my mate asks again? Why am I passionate about women's (private) matters. I will answer this as follows:

Since when have we not loved our mother? Since when have we been ungrateful to the only thing which makes us men. Without woman, there won't be a baby. Weren't we a baby before? And now, since we became adults, we allow women (whom we love) to buy pads which contain posion and which harm them?

I don't think this is love. Love has something to do with care and if we cared enough, why can't we care enough for the women we love? Like buying them proper, sanitized and dioxin-free pads. Like, making sure that they do not poison themselves. Like not being indifferent to the current hot topic on women's health: are they absorbing dioxins into their blood when they wear pads made from recycled paper? And, don't we know that not a single major manufacturer has volunteered to specify the materials in the making of the pad. Not that the Fed authorities have not asked them but it is not against the law not to state what is obviously a case of dioxin contaminated pads.

It is an ethical issue: more or less. But it costs lives.
 
I mean I ask this simple question: Would you purposely buy your own wife a dioxin-contaminated pad when you know the facts? It is not like this issue is a new issue. It has been an ongoing issue since the Feds discovered dioxin. Why would any man want any woman to wear poisonous pads?
Is ignorance a solid defence for continuing the practice of buying dioxin pads?

Isn't it a plausible explanation that manufacturers of popular pads produced pads with less of a sanitary concern than being sanitized because they consider pads merely a disposable item and therefore, it doesn't merit it being taken seriously? Like using recycled paper in their manufacture and yet we know recycled materials, including paper, have all been contaminated with dioxins?

Let us look at it from another perspective: How do you explain that there are male doctors who specialise in gynaecology? Would you mind your wife or partner being examined by a male gynaecologist? Would the same male gynaecologist be able to examine your daughter? Why are some of the best chefs in the world men? Why is sex education given to children whether they are male or females? Does an Avon catalogue have to be sold by a woman only? Why can't a woman play soccer? Why can't gynaecologists examine only their own genders?

I believe the only thing we can say about men indulging in a woman's private business is that this business concerns love and health. Men should take an interest in women's affairs to the extent that both men and women have a shared responsibility to acquire knowledge so as not to endanger the women's health, and vice versa, the woman takes an interest in men's health issue too.

After all, when one of us is diseased, both of us would feel the pain.

Winalite's motto is: Everything we do, we do for love. Is it wrong to want to help women get a safe pad? I believe more than love, it is responsibility. It is also, in the eyes of most public, a duty of care to look out for each other in the public interest. Any ayes?

Review of Winalite Opportunity by Jaime Soriano

If you’re reading this review, chances are you’re looking for information on Winalite and thinking about becoming a Winalite distributor. Before you join, I want to advise you to read this whole review so you’ll be in a position to make an educated decision about the company. In this simple third party review, I’ll go into information on the company, the product, the pay plan and how you can leverage the internet to build your Winalite business, should you decide to join. First Things First, Who Is Winalite? Winalite International is a company that markets health care products through a network marketing business model. The company was founded by Mr. Chen Huaide, a renowned and distinguished business man from China. The company’s main headquarters is located in Guangzhou, China. In addition to the home office, the company also operates a standard production plant with a floor area of 100,000 square meters. Currently, Winalite International has over 400 corporate employees and 500,000 distributors worldwide. The company’s corporate team is comprised of some very seasoned and documented leaders, many of whom have held executive positions with Fortune 500 companies. The company has expanded into 50 countries, in several different regions across the globe, including Europe, Southeast Asia and, now, North America. Also, there are company branch offices all over the world to support distributors. In the first quarter of 2008, Winalite was added to the NASDAQ Stock Exchange (HKWO), further establishing itself as a stable and credible company that is ready for future growth. What Does Winalite Market? Winalite’s flagship product is the Love Moon Anionic Sanitary Napkin. Generally speaking, in most cases, the product is primarily used by women. The Love Moon Sanitary Napkin provides a great alternative for women when it comes to their sanitary needs and has a soft surface that helps keep your skin dry and comfortable. The Napkins also contain super absorption agents that can keep you dry and comfortable even if you are on the go. What makes the Love Moon Sanitary Napkins unique is the Anion tape which is embedded into each napkin. The Anion tape has been reported to significantly reduce odor, reduce stress, fortify the immune system, increase metabolism, decrease fatigue and improve hormonal balance. Now, you may be wondering, “What exactly is Anion?”. Anion is another term for “negative ions”. Based on the information on the corporate website, studies have shown that negative ions increase blood flow to the brain (resulting in alertness), aids in the prevention of respiratory illness, counteract the bad effects of smoking and helps you sleep better. The product has received awards and is currently known as a well known brand in Asia. The Winalite Pay Plan As far as the business opportunity goes, you can become a distributor four different ways, as a Bronze member, Silver member, Gold member and Platinum member. After your initial product order, you’ll have to maintain a monthly autoship order to maximize the compensation plan. The compensation plan allows you to make money a few ways including Sponsor Bonuses, Multiplier Bonuses and Leadership Matching Bonuses. In a nutshell, the pay plan provides upfront income and back-end, residual income, which is good if you’re thinking about joining the company. In summary, Winalite is a solid company that has an experienced management team, a unique product and a generous compensation plan. However, having all that in place is not enough to guarantee success. While it’s clear that having a credible company supporting you is vital, ultimately, your success will rely on your ability to sponsor new people, market products and build a team. One of the key components to accomplishing those things is the ability to market and generate leads. My recommendation is that you use a proven Attraction Marketing system that allows you to brand yourself, generate leads, make money even when people don’t join your business and sponsor people into your Winalite business on the back-end. If you can successfully combine online attraction marketing and branding with a solid offline system, you can very well be on your way to building a wildly prosperous business.

Author Resource:- Success with your Winalite business requires a working knowledge of personal branding and lead generation. Learn to build your downline by being an Alpha Networker both offline and online. Additional online training to help you Sponsor Winalite Reps is available with Jaime Soriano.

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US$40,000 per week? Is this true?

"Who Else Wants to Make Up To US$40K Per Week?"

http://hubpages.com/profile/Winalite+Wins

Listen, I'm a woman with two daughters, and we know what works for us as women, right?

We don't need a news show, a magazine article or a direct mail piece to tell us what we need, especially when it deals with that 'time of the month'.

Heck, until my husband began helping us build out our marketing platform for this Winalite, Love Moon & Anion business, even he did not really know all the horror stories that went with this cruel monthly event we've had to face until now with inferior women's sanitary pad choices.

Seriously.

He was absolutely floored when our 11 year old daughter described the 'old school' pads as being like wearing a diaper, and soggy and wet.

But when he heard her describe the Winalite, Love Moon & Anion pads, and she told him how she was dry and felt like she was NOT wearing a diaper when it was being used, well, he knew he had to help markett the product, fast.

Our team is growing by leaps and bounds, and we're already diamond after just a few weeks,

We've already bought a second platinum platform, and we'll have that built out to diamond by this weekend.

But the cool part, is that these pads really work.

They have amazing dry to the touch technology, that is out of this world.

Every woman, and I mean EVERY woman we show these to becomes a raving fan, immediately.

They also become a user, and some become a distributor, too.

Men also flock to this product, because they understand the power of maketing a product that women absolutely love.

How simple of a sale is that every time, huh?

How about SUPER simple?

And, super profitable as you build your distribution legs out.

So simple, that we are already Diamond and getting diamond again the second time this week.

Call me to discuss this phenomenal opportunity
Pam Colley, 1-888-693-7770 (USA)

If in Melbourne, Australia, call Onn or Nor at 0404674756 or 0425747560.

Cotton, rewashable pads: No Dioxins!

Hi Folks

It is me again. As usual, I like to see what is there in the market. I have read references to "organic pads" and this one, coming soon after the Katrina disaster, simply blew me away. I mean, this home-made business actually sews the pads!

The folks at Pandora's Pads are adamant that DIOXINs Kill. They are not alone: we know that and that is why we are promoting similar pads like Pandora's but are of course, disposable. The basic difference is that Pandora sells ala  Home Made, we sell it retail through getting others to get wholesale price. See the difference.

We are in the business of Network Marketing which really means, we Sell, Sponsor and Service all our people in our team. There are big bucks to be made in this business simply because the Conversion Rate is extremely high after a successful demonstration, and there is simply NO COMPETITION.

Love Moon Anion is outstanding on its own merits but we leave it up to you to judge. Meanwhile, checkout these organic pads and see how similar the impetus is among these two businesses: one homemade and another a corporate giant.

The similarity is in the voice against dioxins the potent killing agent which will cause women untold misery from the time she wears commercial pads which design contains dioxin.

Goto: http://www.pandorapads.com/

Enjoy!

Onn Ibrahim
Winalite Global Distributor
Australia 

So it is easy to sell but show me the money!

Dear folks.

So you see an opportunity to position yourself against the Winalite Wave which is projected to reach US$1 trillion in less than 10 years time. But you are anxious to know how you can make money from this business: should you join. Well, I have good news. The Winalite Guys show you how. Watch the show. It is the best video to explain Winalite's Compensation Plan. Why? Because it tells you the Concept of the Plan. If you know the Concept, soon when you run the business, you will gain experience and then you form the Principles of the Compensation Plan. If after watching the video, you need more information, send us a message in the comment box below this entry. Best of luck!

Here is the link:

http://h24x7.com/winalite-compensation-plan-thewinaliteguys-com-anion-lovemoon/

Onn Ibrahim
Winalite Global Distributor
Australia