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Features:- Fragrance Blend: Balsam, aromatic cedar wood, and juniper berry for a festive forest scent
- Long-lasting: Provides a 110 to 150 hour burn time
- Quality Paraffin Wax: Ensures clear, consistent burn
- Scented Candle Dimension: 22-ounce jar measures 6.6 H x 4 D
- Hand-straightened Wick: Natural fiber wick offers the best burn for each fragrance
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According to Dr. Farooq, a small number of studies suggest an association between candle burning and bladder cancer. "All these volatile organic hydrocarbons accumulate in the blood," she explains. "They eventually get excreted through the bladder, hence the link with bladder cancer."
As a result, Dr. Farooq says people under surveillance for, living with or in remission from bladder cancer might want to go easy on the candles. Likewise, she encourages people with chronic lung conditions like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) to be mindful of the levels of air pollution in their homes.
https://health.clevelan
Now, from working with patients, the majority of bladder cancers have been attributed to smoking...per the urologists I work with and anesthesiologists as well.
According to Dr. Farooq, a small number of studies suggest an association between candle burning and bladder cancer. "All these volatile organic hydrocarbons accumulate in the blood," she explains. "They eventually get excreted through the bladder, hence the link with bladder cancer."
As a result, Dr. Farooq says people under surveillance for, living with or in remission from bladder cancer might want to go easy on the candles. Likewise, she encourages people with chronic lung conditions like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) to be mindful of the levels of air pollution in their homes.
https://health.clevelan
Now, from working with patients, the majority of bladder cancers have been attributed to smoking...per the urologists I work with and anesthesiologists as well.
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