Your perfume isn’t “sexy,” it’s endocrine disruption in a bottle. Dr. Josh Axe explains it perfectly in this clip. 👇

QUICK LIST: Possible effects linked to synthetic fragrances 👇 • headaches/migraines • lung irritation & asthma • brain fog & dizziness • nausea • skin rashes • hormone disruption • low progesterone in women • lower sperm quality in men • fertility issues • thyroid disruption You spray it on your skin… and breathe it into your lungs. It matters.

I'm chemically sensitive and have been telling people about this for years. They think I'm just a pain in the ass even though I tell them how bad the chemicals are

Thank you!! Me and my MIL get an instant headache from perfumes and strong smells and it's because of all the toxic chemicals in it. We're not trying to be a "pain" , we just don't want to feel bad..

@TSUBOreflex I work in a medical office and some patients come in with sooo much perfume/cologne on ...it's smell/odor remains long after they're gone. Like it's a room fresheners...don't get me started on those.

@VoicesUnheard Most of them carcinogens. The funny thing is the so-called "air fresheners" are anything but... Instead they are putting a nasty chemical into the atmosphere of your home all day long.

Yep! It’s the worst when they spray synthetic fragrances in public places like gyms and public restrooms

I already don’t want to be in there because they’re gross… then they gas you with fake “ocean breeze” on top of it 🤢

Are you trying to bully us with the video of the leaf ? This video is really about the danger of consuming alcohol, not perfume. Perfume is 80 % to 90 % alcohol (used as solvant for the fragrances) . Alcohol is what made the leaf deperish.

I've been saying this for years. I've stopped using "deodorants" more than 10 years ago after I experienced a lame feeling in my arms after using English Leather deodorant. The lameness went away after about three weeks of not using it anymore. Since then, I suspected this.

Gotta love the women who douse themselves in it, then go to the gym to workout while the rest of us are trying to breathe. 🤢

Everything is a chemical, "doctor". Water is a chemical, the plants are chemicals, you are a chemicals. Literally everything you can touch in the universe is chemicals, "doctor".

Interesting! I'm good, all I use is essential oils :-)

Same. I get an instant headache from perfumes and strong synthetic smells. I'll pass!

There are some perfumes which cause me to have severe breathing difficulty, watering eyes, nose, and sneezing fits.

That is why you should drink it.

Yes! I am happy to say that we are seeing more pure essential oil based perfumes on the market along with old-fashioned artisanal soaps.

Same here! I love that people are choosing healthier more natural options 🙏

I feel blessed to no longer have to wear makeup or perfume because I'm a retired nurse who spreads truth of what I saw. It seems that threatens profits of criminals & Big Pharma, so nobody wants me out on the streets of SW FL anymore & Hospitals target us if we share.🙏🤑😶‍🌫️

@CocoReimagined

Damn… Those chemicals in modern day perfumes. Thanks… ** thanks for sharing ** sigh … one more thing to cut down this year.

it's alcohol in the perfume that affects the leaves.

A gal I worked with frequently experienced headaches and couldn’t figure out why. I had noticed she put on lotion from Bath and Body Works regularly so I gave her a little experiment and after a couple weeks she said that was a direct link to her headaches. She threw it away.

😒 Scented candles aren't any better !! (Health wise)

Pour une fois qu'on allait au restaurant... J'ai eu droit à la greluche trop parfumée, assise derrière moi. Tellement parfumée que ça sentait plus fort que ma carbonade flamande. Argh.

@sanjeevsanyal ji @ankitatIIMA ji @PiyushGoyal ji

🎯 This is why we do what we do!

All Fragrances are poison. All of them!

@thisvideo_bot

This is true but also gay. If you spray peppermint oil or clove oil or lemongrass oil dissolved in water on a leaf, it also dies. There so many natural things that will kill a nasturtium leaf. So: true but also GAY

Having sensitive skinl I've always sprayed perfume on my clothes, instead of spraying perfume on my wrists and neck, I spray it on the cuffs and collars of my clothes instead 👍

20 ans sans déodorant. Psa de parfum. Pas de maquillage. Pas de crème. Rien à part du savon d'Alep et un shampooing. On me dit, surpris : "Vous ne faites pas votre âge." Et pourtant je fume depuis 30 années... Concluez en ce que vous voulez.

Isnt Axe a perfume?

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@grok fact check this video please.

and thank you Dr. Axe for shaking that snake Dr. Oz off your back. Nice going. Stand tall.

The leaf dies because of alcohol. That's a horrible example.

Lol when you spray alcohol on a leaf, that's what happens.

For those of us with Hyperosmia, scented "anything" is a nightmare .. nausea, headaches, vomiting, migraines .. I'm having a great day then someone walks by who has over-cologned and Bang my day sucks from that point forward.

After working in cosmetic & perfume sales for over 10 years. People wanting to test it on me before scent sticks were a thing & before Internet. Some expensive ones lasted short time cheap ones lasted longer & vice versa. But ares tested on always drier. So never wore perfumes