Deodorants cause cancer

There are two theses. One is that by inhibiting perspiration deodorants impede the elimination of toxins. Those who remain in the body cause cancer. The other says that those who remain are not enough to trigger a cancer disease. A third theory is that the aluminum chloride hydroxide contained in deodorants increases the risk of cancer. However, recent studies relating to aluminum chlorhydroxide not shown, in small quantities, this substance is connected with cancer. The tests were made by applying injection of the substance into the skin.