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I was told that Banana Boat baby was OK to use (GF) by either

someone on GF list or the GF website.. can't remember which it was.

I got it last week-end. I thought it was EXPENSIVE.. I think it was

about $11 for a bottle but it may be cheaper elsewhere. No reactions

to it that I could tell but then I was chasing two 2 year olds at an

outdoor festival so who knows really! :)

> Anyone out there have a safe sunscreen? L

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The only one that my son can tolerate with reacting (large hives,

or red rash that looks like a burn) is Neutragena sensitive skin

15..which is hard to find! I have no idea if it's GF or not..but we

use it as he seems allergic to every other one we've ever tried!

Janiece

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My understanding is that titanium is not toxic, even in the mouth for braces

and things. Dr. JM Re: Safe Sunscreen?

> I have searched archives of this list & a few others to find a good

> answer on this one. Banana Boat is GFCF, but according to other

web

> groups (chelating kids) might not be a good idea because of heavy

> metals (titanium oxide) and other chemicals. Pure Zinc Oxide was

> recommended, but I am concerned about the effectiveness of it. My

> children are " the fairest of them all. " Both boys are redheaded

and

> fish belly white. I need a good strong sunscreen for when they go

> out even though we avoid peak sun hours (11am-3pm). I also want a

> healthy one since we are going to try chelation this summer.

>

> Any thoughts or suggestions? Any good websites for good skin care,

> deodorant, or lotion choices that self products without aluminum or

> other metals?

>

> TIA,

>

We were assured a long time ago from Dr.Holmes, that Titanium Dioxide

wasn't anything to be concerned about. Dr.J...??? Your thoughts?

Here's a description:

Uses for Titanium Dioxide

The non-toxic and inert nature of Titanium Dioxide leads to its use

as a colorant and opacifier in the food, drug and cosmetic

industries. Purified grades are used for the following applications.

Pharmaceuticals - Used as a colorant for ointments, capsules,

lotions, creams, and various dosage forms.

Cosmetics - Used as a colorant for creams, lotions, powders, eye

shadows, lip sticks and other cosmetic preparations.

Many frequently asked questions and answers can be found at

<http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com>

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I have searched archives of this list & a few others to find a good

answer on this one. Banana Boat is GFCF, but according to other web

groups (chelating kids) might not be a good idea because of heavy

metals (titanium oxide) and other chemicals. Pure Zinc Oxide was

recommended, but I am concerned about the effectiveness of it. My

children are " the fairest of them all. " Both boys are redheaded and

fish belly white. I need a good strong sunscreen for when they go

out even though we avoid peak sun hours (11am-3pm). I also want a

healthy one since we are going to try chelation this summer.

Any thoughts or suggestions? Any good websites for good skin care,

deodorant, or lotion choices that self products without aluminum or

other metals?

TIA,

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The other thing that was mentioned in abmd postings was to look out for

salycilate in sunscreens b/c it can stress the sulfate system?

I do not know enough about this or titanium dioxide to make an informed

judgment. All I know is my boys require it, and I would love educated

guidance on choosing the healthiest option possible. I have worked hard

to educate myself, but I have only been doing this a year. I was just

starting GFCF and supplements last year at this time, so heavy metals

are still in my learning curve:-). All help appreciated b/c if I am

going to chelate, the last thing I want to do is add back anything I am

trying to pull out.

Take Care,

Re: Safe Sunscreen?

> I have searched archives of this list & a few others to find a good

> answer on this one. Banana Boat is GFCF, but according to other

web

> groups (chelating kids) might not be a good idea because of heavy

> metals (titanium oxide) and other chemicals. Pure Zinc Oxide was

> recommended, but I am concerned about the effectiveness of it. My

> children are " the fairest of them all. " Both boys are redheaded

and

> fish belly white. I need a good strong sunscreen for when they go

> out even though we avoid peak sun hours (11am-3pm). I also want a

> healthy one since we are going to try chelation this summer.

>

> Any thoughts or suggestions? Any good websites for good skin care,

> deodorant, or lotion choices that self products without aluminum or

> other metals?

>

> TIA,

>

We were assured a long time ago from Dr.Holmes, that Titanium Dioxide

wasn't anything to be concerned about. Dr.J...??? Your thoughts?

Here's a description:

Uses for Titanium Dioxide

The non-toxic and inert nature of Titanium Dioxide leads to its use

as a colorant and opacifier in the food, drug and cosmetic

industries. Purified grades are used for the following applications.

Pharmaceuticals - Used as a colorant for ointments, capsules,

lotions, creams, and various dosage forms.

Cosmetics - Used as a colorant for creams, lotions, powders, eye

shadows, lip sticks and other cosmetic preparations.

Many frequently asked questions and answers can be found at

<http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com>

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