Todellinen tieto botoxin takaa

Tässäpä tietoa Botoxista. Ihmiset, jotka ottavat botoxia vain kauneudellisista eli turhamaisista syistä ovat osasyynä miljoonien eläinten kiduttamiseen ja kidutuskuolemiin. Samat botox-naamat sitten ovat olevinaan niin eläinrakkaita. Heidän turhamaisuutensa takia on kidutettu eläimiä hengiltä.

Tässä sinulle tietoa todellista botoxista:

Tortured and Dying for beauty: How many mice have to suffer and die


Apart from the question, why people have a highly toxic substance injected into their face in search of the eternal fountain of youth, this trend also causes a serious animal welfare problem.

Botox is made from the botulinum toxin, a potent neurotoxin produced by bacteria that paralyzes muscles, preventing them from contracting. For decades, every single batch of Botox was tested on animals, primarily to measure the potency and safety of every new batch. Tragically, mice were subjected to the brutal “LD50” (Lethal Dose 50%) test.

In these horrific experiments, laboratory workers inject animals with the toxin to see how much it takes to kill half of them. The animals suffer through progressive muscle paralysis and slow suffocation while fully conscious, over the course of several days—one of the most harmful and painful forms of animal testing known to science.

Every single production unit (batch) is tested for toxicity. The test substance is injected into the abdominal cavity of mice. The animals’ agony includes cramps, paralysis, and shortness of breath, and can last three to four days. The animals eventually die from respiratory failure. Estimates suggest that at least 350,000 - 400,000 mice are tortured to death in Europe alone - worldwide the number is likely to be many times higher. The trend is rising
Animals of botox testing experience cruel and painful deaths, often while fully conscious. This continues despite the existence of validated, non-animal, human-relevant cell-based tests.

Recent investigations by Utrecht University, The Netherlands, show that botox animal testing remains widespread across Europe. According to the findings, Ireland and the United Kingdom, and until recently also Germany, are key locations for these tests.

More than 100,000 mice are estimated to be used each year in Europe for Botox quality/batch testing, even though non-animal methods have been available for over a decade. These routine tests involve injecting the toxin into mice and observing them for several days, which can cause paralysis, breathing problems, and death.
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Overview of Botox Animal Testing
Botox, a popular cosmetic treatment, is subject to quality and batch testing that involves animal testing, specifically using mice. This practice has raised significant ethical concerns.
Current Testing Practices
Number of Animals Used: More than 100,000 mice are estimated to be used annually in Europe for Botox testing.
Testing Method: The routine tests involve injecting the toxin into mice and monitoring them for several days. This can lead to severe health issues, including:
Paralysis
Breathing problems
Death

Botulinum toxins are among the most toxic poisons, with a wide spectrum of both therapeutic and cosmetic indications for use.

Nuo viattomat eläimet eivät halua tuota vaarallista myrkkyä kehoonsa, mutta heidät pakotetaan siihen. Siitä alkaa tuskainen hiljainen kärsimys, joka johtaa lopulta kuolemaan.

Sen sijaan useimmat ihmiset haluavat tuota myrkkyä kehoonsa vain siksi, että mielestään näyttäisivät kauniimmalta ja vastaisivat sen hetken kauneusihanteita. He ottavat myrkkyä siis vapaaehtoisesti kehoonsa. Täysin turhamaista. Luulisi edes tuntevan pistoksen omassatunnossaan, kun joku eläin on joutunut kauhistuttavan kidutuskuoleman uhriksi hänen botox-annoksensa vuoksi. Hänen ryppyjen hetkellisen poiston hintalappuna on joka kerta eläimen kidutuskuolema laboratoriossa. Se kannattaa muistaa, kun katsoo peilistä niitä sileitä rypyttömiä kasvojaan. Sekin illuusio ei kestä kauan.