andrew63

Makes you think twice about the regular spraying!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4616672.stm

Andrew

moneypenny20

No offence, but no it doesn't I read all that and then noted the final sentence.

I guess if you spray the stuff around bodies on a fairly continuous basis, it could cause problems but so could anything done to excess.

stokesy43

I seem to remember reading an article once about apples caused cancer turns out you had to eat 30,000 a year.

If you listened to everything they told you or all the studies carried out you'd have to live life in an oxygen tent to survive.

ABCDiamond

That's a French report

A UK report at http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/420541.stm says:


It would be interesting to check on the childhood leukaemia rate in Australia, where a massive number of houses have pest control sprays done every year, and then compare the results to that first report.

However, it may be that the pest spray used by the professionals is different and safer ?

But also, I feel that Household Sprays would be used at a higher rate in Australia too ?

moneypenny20

Apparently too much oxygen can wipe you out as well.