Dr. Sonja O'Bryan, Pharm.D., ABAAHP Board Certified Health Practitioner Diplomate-American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine: "Creative Medicines" for Hormones-Weight-Pain-Fatigue-Skin Diseases-Pediatrics-Autoimmune Disorders-Veterinary Needs. Using Complimentary, Integrative, Regenerative, Bio-Identical, and Lifestyle Medicine For Health and Healing.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Sunscreen linked to Thyroid Disease? 2 problem ingredients
Sunscreen Inhibits Thyroid
Function
Animal studies
Rats treated with 4MBC and Benzophenone 2 (BP2) for five
days found to have significantly increased TSH and lower T4.
Weight of thyroid glands increased
All above results prevented if there was adequate iodine present
“The work has shown that MBC and BP2 are potent disrupters of the
pituitary-thyroid hormonal system in rats. If the same effect is
discovered in humans, then we may have to rethink how we protect
our children and those with existing thyroid problems or those in
iodine-deficient areas from sun exposure.”
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