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Prosthetics

Touching You, Inc.

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  • Robbie K

    Date: 06/10/2024

    Beware if you have cancer this place actually puts poison chemicals in their air space by diffusing essential oils. The oils are typically made by putting plants in a pot and pouring benzene over them. That is how true carcinogen benzene sneaks into fragrance products. Also, anyone battling cancer needs to breathe only clean air and clean does not smell at all. Many plants are toxic VOC's due to their natural chemistry and/or are strong endocrine disuptors. ************ has been proven in studies to cause little boys to grow breast and little girls to mature early. Here is a link to NIH and in it are links to studies. ************************************************************** ********** is used in the from of limonene or citric acid at a preserrvative because it naturally creates formaldehyde. All off the shelf fragrance products include harrmful unregulated chemicals and laundry products are particularly toxic for cancer patients. I know a woman who used tide and it was in hospice she finally learned how bad the chemicals are and she was completely fragrance and tide free, but it was too late. Please join me and ask Touching You to stop poisoning cancer patients and cancer survivors. The woman behind the counter was very rude to me when I told her the diffused oil was making me ill, and it began to burn my eyes and make my head hurt in only a few minutes because I have nervous system injury like gulf war veterans who breathed glyphosate aka agent orange and it causes chemical and electrical sensitivity to wifi. Please ask the store to clean up the air, and know that things they sell are permeated with strong harmful carcinogens and endocrine disruptors. You should air them out in full sunshine, which will cause them to off gas. My dentist has an oncology pharmacist sister who taught him to use only baking soda to wash clothes, it does a great job and it is safe and harmful chemical free and no odor like Touching You has. It is clean odor free.

  • Barbara S

    Date: 07/15/2023

    I, too, have been treated rudely by some of the staff at Touching You. The owner, *****, is off and has been for some time. I just hope she can return before her employees ruin her business. 7-14-23

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