This is an article by Kelly Burke (Consumer Affairs Reporter) that was recently published in The Sydney Morning Herald – Australia. INCREASING numbers of unsuspecting Australians are having their mouths filled with cheap dental prosthetics from unregulated overseas laboratories, some of which are believed to contain toxic heavy metals.
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This is an article by Kelly Burke (Consumer Affairs Reporter) that was recently published in The Sydney Morning Herald – Australia. INCREASING numbers of unsuspecting Australians are having their mouths filled with cheap dental prosthetics from unregulated overseas laboratories, some of which are believed to contain toxic heavy metals.
Scientific, clinical test results generally yield a higher price of a product, as it suggests safety and efficacy. Marketers are well aware of this asset and use it liberally to hype all kind of products. However, closer looks at how "clinical tests" are done and how celebrities lend their name to a product marketing campaign, reveal stunning results...
It was not so long ago that people just stepped into a nearby tap or visited a fountain to have their much needed glass of water. The water fountain has almost disappeared and tap water is used for anything but drinking in most parts of the world.
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