After i stopped applying this hand cream to my face the symptom of my swollen salivary gland slowly subsided. WOW !

How are you ruling out coincidence as an explanation?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post_hoc_ergo_propter_hoc

Now be a good scientist and do the opposite experiment. Reapply the skin care product and see if the problems come back.

what if it would take weeks / months for my skin to absorb the ENOUGH dose to re-induce the symptom ?

i jumped from doctor a to doctor b then a dentist who had no idea at all !

Then experiment for weeks/months. If time is your concern, that's not scientific: Some experiments last longer than lifetimes.

Fresh, you seem to have missed my earlier question in all the excitement.

 

How are you ruling out coincidence as an explanation?
http://en.wikipedia....rgo_propter_hoc

Fresh, you seem to have missed my earlier question in all the excitement.

 

How are you ruling out coincidence as an explanation?

http://en.wikipedia....rgo_propter_hoc

John, i think you may be right, i am still working on it and try to find an answer.

These ingredients are commonly found in skincare products and are not considered harmful when used as directed. However, individual reactions to skincare products can vary, so it's always a good idea to do a patch test if you have sensitive skin or any concerns about specific ingredients. If you have specific skin concerns or conditions, it's also a good practice to consult with a dermatologist for personalized skincare advice.

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