User talk:ChrisStreet73

Personal campain? Strange, I did not noticed when wiki started to be advertisement tool for huge syndicates. As gynecologist I feel as my duty to inform also about negative sides of using these products. Do you think that health risks and ecology impact are minor issues? What do I need to inform people also about dark sides of menstruation industry? Thousands signatures of my coleagues? When humankind will start use own brain? Or it is more convinient to just blindly believe reports as this: http://www.fda.gov/MedicalDevices/Safety/AlertsandNotices/PatientAlerts/ucm070003.htm - Yes we know about toxicity, but producers provided us data which show that levels are so low. - Vaginal tissue dryness - user failure - they should use tampon with lower absorbency. - Cuts - user failure - they should read manual more carefully. - TSS - it is myth - espetially when we have no statistics for this. (I had two cases of TSS but comparing e.g. cervical cancer I do not have statistic form for TSS.) This is so confortable, just believe that everything is OK, goverment institution told us this. Why listen doctors and scientists and worry yourself? Enjoy your salary from Procter and Gamble and I hope, that you will sleep with clear conscience towards next generations that will face the bad results of greedy generation of their predecessors. MUDr. Wilhelm Sova CSc.

I don't intend to debate the matter with you, especially when you accuse me of shilling for a company. I reverted the edit purely because it was incorrectly placed, and was not written in a NPOV. You are of course free to edit and update the relevant pages on TSS and/or create a new page detailing the issues if you wish. ChrisStreet73 (talk) 14:24, 6 November 2013 (UTC)

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ChrisStreet73, good luck, and have fun. – -- Wywin (talk | contribs) 19:36, 5 November 2013 (UTC)

Thanks for that Wywin - I've seen most of that but there's some that'll be useful to read I'm sure. ChrisStreet73 (talk) 13:26, 6 November 2013 (UTC)

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