Comments on: Breathability Test -Anion vs Always http://winalitepro.com/blog/210/breathability-test-anion-vs-always Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 18 Mar 2010 02:41:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Ruth http://winalitepro.com/blog/210/breathability-test-anion-vs-always#comment-13 Ruth Fri, 10 Apr 2009 17:35:44 +0000 http://winalitepro.com/blog/?p=210#comment-13 Thanks Karen! I'm glad you find the information interesting, useful and well presented. I only wish more women saw these posts and understood how important the quality of the sanitary pads they use is. Thanks Karen! I’m glad you find the information interesting, useful and well presented. I only wish more women saw these posts and understood how important the quality of the sanitary pads they use is.

]]> By: Karen http://winalitepro.com/blog/210/breathability-test-anion-vs-always#comment-12 Karen Fri, 10 Apr 2009 17:27:27 +0000 http://winalitepro.com/blog/?p=210#comment-12 Very interesting. Years ago I worked at a radio station that did a public service type thing in reporting the effects of Toxic Shock Syndrome associated with tampons. It was found that the extremely absorbent types were causing toxic shock to women because they were too absorbent. This was 1980, but since then it has been shown that the lack of airflow in sanitary products can cause more problems than the ones they are supposed to solve. Pads are not tampons, however, when it comes to a woman's overall health, the ability to have positive airflow has been proven to truly matter. As we all know, fungus like yeast loves a dark, warm and moist environment to flourish and this product does an excellent job in reducing that type of environment for a woman's overall health. Good job in your demonstration photos! Very interesting. Years ago I worked at a radio station that did a public service type thing in reporting the effects of Toxic Shock Syndrome associated with tampons. It was found that the extremely absorbent types were causing toxic shock to women because they were too absorbent. This was 1980, but since then it has been shown that the lack of airflow in sanitary products can cause more problems than the ones they are supposed to solve.

Pads are not tampons, however, when it comes to a woman’s overall health, the ability to have positive airflow has been proven to truly matter.

As we all know, fungus like yeast loves a dark, warm and moist environment to flourish and this product does an excellent job in reducing that type of environment for a woman’s overall health.

Good job in your demonstration photos!

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