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Deodorant

A deodorant is a substance applied to the body to prevent or mask body odor caused by bacterial breakdown of perspiration, such as that in the armpits, groin, or feet. There are two types of deodorant; aerosol (spray) and stick. A subclass of deodorants called antiperspirants prevents sweating itself, typically by blocking sweat glands. Antiperspirants…

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Deodorant

Nodes138
Edges137
Triples102
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014493
Components1

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Deodorant

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related to Deodorants · 22
Deodorant → Ban, Ban Roll-On, Bristol-Myers, Chattem, Edna Murphey, Everdry, Helen Barnett Diserens, In, January, Jules Montenier, Kao Corporation, Mum, Mum Pump Spray, Mum Solid, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Stopette, The, This, Time
related to Formulations · 17
Deodorant → Acidifiers, Activated, Alcohols, Although, Alum, Aluminum, Bactericidal, Common, Less, Many, Masking, Methenamine, Safety, Sodium, TCS, The, Typically
related to Deodorant · 12
Deodorant → Alcohol, Crystal, Deodorants, Drug Administration, EDTA, FDA, Food, In, Other, Some, These, United States
related to Aluminium · 9
Deodorant → Consumer Safety, Drug Administration, European Commission, In, Many, Members, SCCS, Scientific Committee, The US Food
related to Deodorant antiperspirant · 8
Deodorant → Aluminium, Aluminium-based, Antiperspirants, FDA, In, Methenamine, The, United States
related to overview · 7
Deodorant → Bacteria, Human, In, Many, The, This, When
has effect · 4
Deodorant → After, Antiperspirants, Frequent, Unscented
related to Breast cancer · 4
Deodorant → Antiperspirants, As, Perspiration, The
related to Aerosol burns and frostbite · 2
Deodorant → If, In
causes · 1
Deodorant → cancer

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skin deodorants sweat antiperspirants aluminum used body aluminium products antiperspirant bacterial product breast cancer armpits form may glands perspiration cause

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Deodorantcausescancer0.90text
Deodorantis asubstance applied to the body to prevent or mask body odor caused by bacterial breakdown of perspiration0.90text
EDTAinstance ofmore persistent antimicrobials such as triclosan that slow bacterial growth or with metal chelant compounds0.80text
mandelic acidinstance ofincluding alpha hydroxy acids0.80text
which have antibacterial properties and/or deodorizing effects.Vaginal deodorantinstance ofincluding alpha hydroxy acids0.80text
in the form of spraysinstance ofincluding alpha hydroxy acids0.80text
suppositoriesinstance ofincluding alpha hydroxy acids0.80text
and wipesinstance ofincluding alpha hydroxy acids0.80text
is often used by women to mask vaginal secretionsinstance ofincluding alpha hydroxy acids0.80text
triclosaninstance ofalbeit in a different chemical form from antiperspirants.Bactericidal products0.80text
milk of magnesiainstance ofproducts0.80text
the liver.It is possible that there has been confusion between sweat glandsinstance ofand fatty acids which would otherwise be processed by other organs0.80text

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