Cosmology

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The issue that I am most passionate about changing globally and in my community, is the consumption of harmful cosmology products. We all focus on finding cures for big diseases such as cancer, HIV, and Aids but we barely focus on finding cures to the finer issues that might cause these health mutations. Every year there are millions of cosmetology products marketed in our local drug store and international companies that are expected extenuate our skin and body. Our communities are not aware of the harmful side effects of the chemicals in these products to our health and well-being. For example, a local baby lotion contains a chemical called ethylparaben which is used as a preservative. The health impacts of this chemical are that it is immunotoxicity …show more content…
Then I will pursue my passion is holistic medicine and make people aware of this issue and provide holistic alternatives to these products and one day create my own product that has holistic benefits to the human body. I would inspire others to join my cause by creating awareness about the horrible side effects of these products. I will embrace diversity for innovation and growth with the help of science by inspiring cosmetology companies to create products that are holistic and has fewer health impacts. Also, by supporting new marketing agencies that create apps that people can use to check the health impacts of a product. By this big change, we can reduce the number health issues and stop mutations of new diseases in our world today. I will achieve this change by holding myself to the highest standards of health to build trust among my community. As a community, by taking ownership of our health we can create the world with collective high performance. By making this issue my passion and pursuing a career in medicine, I believe I can help individuals thrive for better health and make communities

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