Hair tattoo and possible health risks

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The cancer risk is very real and most especially in my opinion inks that are not planted deep enough to be embedded in the lower dermis like a regular tattoo. These semi permanent inks enter the blood stream, lymph system and brain much quicker which in my opinion is not a good idea. Add smaller particle size and it really does sound like a cancer time bomb to me or something equally as worse.

How exactly do you address someone who believes their cancer is a direct result of something they thought was safe because posters gave them assurances and everyone told them don’t worry it’s not going to happen……………….easy to say. But please someone here tell me what do you say to this person……….what are your words for that person who has now be diagnosed with lymphatic cancer or something similar. Write those words out for me. Maybe it's a simple sorry.............or maybe it's we just didn't know, or maybe you just turn your back and hope they go away.


Do we help to pay for the medical treatment..........would those that wrote posts of assurance help contribute............we all need to be careful of what we encourage others to do. Sometimes the man on the ledge just needs one word of encouragement……………..sometimes that’s all it takes………..just a nobody from nowhere uttering one word…………………jump.


I started looking at one SMP site after debating the subject because now I am even more curious after observing the behavior of those who were so defensive of the treatment and I would suggest others do the same, read and see if you see anything that might help you in understanding forums and how they can often work in leading one astray……….could be of value in your own research. If you see a lot of nobody’s from nowhere telling others to jump……………..they would be a red flag but also useful in understanding the research process.


This one post stuck out after just a few minutes of review……………not trying to be inflammatory here just saying this is a real issue………………looking like you have hair is not worth this kind of risk in my opinion but then I also understand I am on the other end of the spectrum when it comes to health/fitness. But I also know that every person I have ever spoken to that had cancer always regretted many of their lifestyle choices.


Here is that post.
Hey guys,

I know that the swelling of lymph nodes is a normal body response but how painful are they supposed to be? I got lumps behind each ear and one on the back of my neck and holy sh@t they hurt. Even after I take Motrin or something to try and ease the pain they still hurt constantly all day. It didn't start until the following morning after treatment. Is it normal for them to constantly ache this bad?

Please shed some light on this for me.