Henna tattoos cause cancer of the blood

Tattooing using henna increases the risk of developing leukemia. Meanwhile, these drawings on the body have become extremely popular, especially among Russian tourists visiting the countries of Asia and the Middle East.

The researchers found a significantly higher number of cases leukemia   among women living in the Gulf countries. In all other regions, this disease affects mostly men.

Scientists have suggested that one possible reason for this may be the popular local custom of using henna for the application of different patterns on the body. Moreover, blood cancer   Henna is not itself and the components which are used in the manufacture of its solvent. It is about benzene Which has long been known as one of the culprits in the development of cancer. In many countries, benzene is prohibited, but it is still widespread and widely used.

"It is an honor women in the UAE regularly use henna tattoos   to decorate the nails, hands, feet, large areas of the skin on the hands and feet for cosmetic purposes - said in a study conducted by experts from the group of hospitals in the UAE. - Many tattoo parlors in the UAE is mixed with henna benzene   and other oil products in addition to other chemicals, enhancing color. This may be a possible risk factor. "

Experts warn of the risk and tourists who travel to Asia and the Middle East. The popularity of "temporary" Henna tattoos That disappear after a few days after the application, including extremely high. This body art could end sadly!

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