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3 Lipsticks That Work on Every Woman
Skeptical? We tested hundreds of "flattering on everyone" shades on four women with very different skin tones. Here are the winners -- and the pictures to prove it
January 18, 2012 | by Sharon J. Yi | 59 COMMENTS
Light pink on medium skin with olive undertones
Lipstick: Prestige Lipstick in Passion, $6.50The expert says: "This is a nice, clear neutral on Devran and it brings out the beautiful whites of her teeth and helps light up her eyes. It works well with her skin tone. If this is too pink for you, mix a little bit of coral into it, which will soften the pink and give it a more nude-y finish," says Maderich.
Devran says: "This pink is brighter than what I'd normally wear but it's also neutral enough that I can wear it for any occasion."
SEE NEXT PAGE: Light pink on dark skin with yellow undertones
You're right--they absolutely work! I especially love the pink lip shades.
by GigiSD Friday, April 12, 2013 at 09:56PM Report as inappropriate
Love the coral shade! Going to have to try it.
by nursesuz77 Friday, March 1, 2013 at 05:39PM Report as inappropriate
Hold-up where is Clinique's Black Honey?!? That color looks amazing on everyone...an all-time classic.
by MizzPink Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 06:58AM Report as inappropriate
Yes to light pink, very light pink
by EricaF123 Saturday, December 29, 2012 at 06:55AM Report as inappropriate
Pink is more universal than coral, never heard of prestige brand before.
by lilas Tuesday, October 30, 2012 at 10:47PM Report as inappropriate
yeah for people who are very light in skin tone the red might be too much..
by springsblue Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at 08:42AM Report as inappropriate
coral was the best for sure, but i think the shade chosen fot the red wasnt quite right for every skin tone. Very fun to see though i hope to see more like this
by Sohee Saturday, October 13, 2012 at 02:29PM Report as inappropriate
Didnt know about Coral lipsticks. Gonna search about it. Never heard of Prestige lipsticks too
by Pinky5 Friday, October 12, 2012 at 07:44AM Report as inappropriate
definitely want to check out some coral lipsticks now!
by Chris213 Thursday, October 11, 2012 at 07:44PM Report as inappropriate
Love how they did this article, showing real women wearing the product instead of just showing the product.
by glenncoco Wednesday, July 18, 2012 at 06:09PM Report as inappropriate
Sorry, but the lighter colors looked better to me on the models with lighter skin and hair. The darker red only looked good to me on the girls with darker hair.
by alictasia Saturday, June 23, 2012 at 08:11PM Report as inappropriate
Not a huge fan. They could have tossed a redhead into their group, as I sometimes struggle to find shades that don't clash or look ridiculous since my hair is already bright. I have fair skin like the first model, but no pink undertones and my eyes are brown...
by tallredamanda Wednesday, June 13, 2012 at 06:41AM Report as inappropriate
honestly i didn't think the light pink went all that well with the models, but i wanna try the coral!
by liliofthevalley Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 07:56AM Report as inappropriate
nice! I bought a revlon lipstick in baby pink and it looked awful in my medium skin tone! It its too much of a light pink it crashes with your skin.
by lisiana_de_bem_justino Saturday, April 28, 2012 at 07:57PM Report as inappropriate
great article. pretty helpful for choosing my next lipstick
by olkrav319 Saturday, April 7, 2012 at 04:02PM Report as inappropriate
love the coral color!
by rebecca_moran_watson Wednesday, April 4, 2012 at 01:07AM Report as inappropriate
This is a very helpful article. Sounds almost foolproof.
by beautybody Monday, April 2, 2012 at 10:56PM Report as inappropriate
Those corals are so pretty!
by erica_mendez Friday, March 30, 2012 at 12:51PM Report as inappropriate
I absolutely can not use any of these colors. My natural lip color is not pink, is not coral, but probably more on the red side since I tend to draw red out. Pink way to bright and depth, same for coral. Red, ya but not like in the pictures, at least not for me. It looks like a monkeys !+!. I am best with deep, not bright sheer reds.
by ShanthiDevi Saturday, March 24, 2012 at 03:54PM Report as inappropriate
i really like the coral color. it's coral, but it's not too bold to be scary to wear. i may just have to try this!
by mlenaei Friday, March 23, 2012 at 10:24AM Report as inappropriate
Hmm..Well.. Pretty interesting. Although I am not blond, I am pretty fair.. I am going out next week and getting these.. I will try them, then post the pics for all us "real" gals to compare.. I like the Too Faced Red. I love those products! However, a bit steep if I don't like. Maybe I can hit Sephora for a sample..(:
by DaenerysGlow Wednesday, March 14, 2012 at 03:25PM Report as inappropriate
does not work on everyone... i can't do that red or the pinks. I have to use a berry color...and only in sheer. other wise i look soo bad.
by Minibear Tuesday, March 13, 2012 at 05:02PM Report as inappropriate
I liked the pink and coral. Not sure of the red. I have medium/yellow under tones, I have tried red lipstick, then after I see it, it just doesn't look right.
by coffeechic65 Friday, March 9, 2012 at 01:53PM Report as inappropriate
If there was such a thing as "3 lipsticks to work for all" what would become of the makeup industry-a multimillion dollar industry down the tubes-In America we want choices and I mean many choices-we have moods for color of the day -maybe its red today or pink tomorrow-universal colors bring us back to no choices-we are not a cookie cutter mold I am thankful to say.
by BlondeBabe Friday, March 9, 2012 at 01:24PM Report as inappropriate
It's a nice idea but these colors all look bad on more than one of the models, and none of the models have the same cool fair skin tone that I have.
by mairin_osteen Thursday, March 8, 2012 at 03:53PM Report as inappropriate
wine red of fair skin? maybe she's born with it, maybe its halloween.
by jezhicka Wednesday, March 7, 2012 at 12:28PM Report as inappropriate
Did not really agree about the color choices. I did not find them to be particularly flattering on any of the models. Try MAC Viva glam V for pinks, Clinique's black honey for a winy color, and Clinique's high impact in peach pop for an orange tone instead.
by Thorne Tuesday, March 6, 2012 at 12:30PM Report as inappropriate
Saving up to buy the coral lustre. However, the two faced one is not suitable for everyday wear, and maybe for people in their 50s? No offence but it is a very strong color and only suites people with thin lips.
by heartMashimaro Monday, March 5, 2012 at 02:43AM Report as inappropriate
you neglected to include people who don't have "warm" undertones, would any of these colors really work on someone with very pale or very dark skin??
by SSDelz Thursday, February 23, 2012 at 08:24AM Report as inappropriate
I love the coral color !
by applepiealamode Wednesday, February 22, 2012 at 08:30PM Report as inappropriate
I didn't like the one for olive skin, but who knows maybe it will look good on me.
by yestfl Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at 07:12PM Report as inappropriate
Uhh..not all of those lipsticks were flattering on each woman. That was disappointing. None of them looked good on the woman with my skintone.
by JKlaaas Tuesday, February 21, 2012 at 01:25PM Report as inappropriate
the last lipstick really showed that even a darker skin lady can wear it... i cant wear pink (too girlish) and orange... (not suitable for my dark skin!)
by teema Saturday, February 11, 2012 at 07:14AM Report as inappropriate
The wine color would never work on my super fair with yellowish undertone skin. Neither would the pink. Sorry, but this article is lame. My friend, who is extremely dark-skinned, would never be able to make any color than the wine work.
by queeniemeanie Friday, February 10, 2012 at 12:38PM Report as inappropriate
These are really pretty shades of lipstick. I think there needed to be a little more variety in the skin tones represented.
by SummerOrchid Wednesday, February 8, 2012 at 09:58PM Report as inappropriate
Stephanie says she will wear the wine-red lipstick to a job interview....Good luck! :)
by crazy Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 09:37AM Report as inappropriate
This article was weak. The colors workings for everyone was a stretch....... to be polite.
by skinpro Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at 04:32AM Report as inappropriate
Need to get more skin tones represented. No one ever talks about fair/light with yellow undertones.
by RiddledEpitome Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 10:47PM Report as inappropriate
I think the red looks best. I noticed on the lighter skin it comes off as more berry, and on the darker skin it looks like a true red. But, undertones matter just as much whether you have cool, warm, or neutral skin. Certain colors can bring out those colors in a not good way. However, a person with light skin and dark hair is not medium. If you think of the lightest to darkest skin tones that exist, the girl with "dark" skin would be a true medium.
by portia_lin Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 06:03PM Report as inappropriate
I've given this article only 5 stars because it's only half correct. You are either warm or cool. Coral (warm) lipstick will CLASH if you have a cool-based skintone. Likewise, if you are naturally warm-toned, cool lipsticks will clash! The photos above prove it! The models with warm colouring look wonderful in the corals, the models who have cool colouring look best in the cool lipstick shades. Best advice: buy that book "Colour Me Beautiful", find your season, and you'll never waste money buying the incorrect colour again! :)
by Perfectionist Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 02:51PM Report as inappropriate
Love the coral! Have to try that because I never seem to pick the right shade!
by laura_schulz Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 01:47PM Report as inappropriate
i lov eall the pinks and coral, but not the wine and red colors.
by sandyc Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 01:46PM Report as inappropriate
...Do you not realize that African American women come in different shades too?? It looks like you just found a random black girl and decided to throw her in there to "add some color". Terrible. Try again.
by ajhutch Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 01:16PM Report as inappropriate
drop dead red is drop dead gorgeous - can't wait to try it!
by jenstar313 Tuesday, January 31, 2012 at 11:29AM Report as inappropriate
this is so cool! thanks for this! i've been looking for a coral lipstick for a long time and now i think i know which one i might want to try next!
by kenya Sunday, January 22, 2012 at 08:19PM Report as inappropriate
I'm not sure about the pink shade but I am sooo totally in awe of the red. I know the holidays are over, but I still sport a super hot red lip and sometimes even some fushia colors. I love it with an understated eye just looks sooo awesome!
by maya_brannan Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 09:16PM Report as inappropriate
I think the coral is a little too childish for dark skin
by sportimonki13 Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 07:03PM Report as inappropriate
I love this article! It takes some serious guesswork out of shade-shopping. Don't suppose there's an article for nudes?
by sonatina Friday, January 20, 2012 at 10:59PM Report as inappropriate
I don't think these worked on all of the skin tones, only the last lipstick looked good on the darkest skin tone.
by Mysterylady Friday, January 20, 2012 at 01:13PM Report as inappropriate
love these shades, thanks for the article!
by RaraGiggles89 Friday, January 20, 2012 at 05:22AM Report as inappropriate
Good information, but did you need 13 slides to get the point across?
by alictasia Thursday, January 19, 2012 at 04:24PM Report as inappropriate
Nicely done comparison. Bravo!
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PROBLEMCHYLD, on 21 February 2012 - 03:31 PM, said:
He also said the source code is included in his book which I don't mind buying but I don't know how to program.
If you download and update per the first posting, you will also have the source code.
PROBLEMCHYLD, on 21 February 2012 - 03:31 PM, said:
Interesting. This is quite different to his published advice on these matters. Yet, if we can modify and distribute under a new name, that will do for our needs! Are you able to post (quote) the relevant text from Walter?


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"Fun and Thought provoking"
This is completely different than Painted Bird but it is still excellent. Hoffman is fine with his performance, and a good fit for this novel, not sure his is the best voice for anything of length or gravity though. But this is Gump before Gump and better in my opinion. There is much more going on here than just a straight funny satire. there is much more than I remembered concerning identity and your personal view versus what is foisted upon you by others, or how you adjust to fit other's views, or how they misinterpret your identity or use it for their own ends. And a very prescient novel for it's time picking up on the disconnectedness inherent in our increasing TV and sound bite society, and that's before 500 cable channels and non-stop basement dwelling video gamers and "social media". I love Kosinski and hope someone continues with all his work. He is not for everyone, this being the fun oddball in his work, but though his others are very serious and very tough going at times, they are excellent and fast paced and a little addictive.
"nice "log" of Moby influence with glaring error"
first i have to say that I do enjoy this type of thing more than some, not just the Moby connection ( best novel written, with Lolita close 2nd ) but the critical essay type thing. though this is not a critical essay as such it does touch on many aspects of various interpretations and origins etc., but mainly uses the chapter structure and headings of Moby for jumping off places to talk about some aspect of the novel regarding the chapter and it's contents or the novel as a whole, focusing in general on how pervasive Moby is or has become in society ( art, comics, film etc ). Much of it I am already aware and there is much that he has missed, though it would be hard to be all-inclusive, but I do have to say that while there are aspects that started me thinking along new lines regarding a topic, his overall veracity is undermined by 2 questionable chapters, one of which is ridiculous. 1st, in chapter 84, Pitchpoling, he draws what can be at best a tenuous connection between Flaubert and Melville and I suspect that Cotkin simply wanted an excuse to include Flaubert and Madame Bovary because he likes them. But the most egregious error occurs in chapter 89, Fast Fish and Loose Fish, wherein he recounts the use of Moby in (one of many films he could have discussed) Star Trek: Wrath of Khan (valid). He completely fouls up the end of the film to the degree that either he didn't watch it, or he's relying on someone else's recounting without double checking and how this glaring error got by him, his editors, a proofreader, a fact checker etc. without anyone catching it is befuddling. And as such an error exists, it calls into question the validity and fact checking of all of his contentions for all the chapters. In reality much of the info is familiar to me but details and new areas now require validation. and the narrator is completely uninspired in his readings of quoted passages and sections from other works.
"not too good"
sorry but this is not very good. the narrator is rather bad, slow ( i speeded up and had no trouble following ), monotonous etc. the style of the writing is not very literary and though author may know the physics behind his ideas ( hard to say, though there is much polysyllabic word dropping ) the overall story is very derivative of a much better novel, LeGuin's Lathe of Heaven, for it's overall story, plot etc., ( structurally it even shares many elements with Lathe ) and the ending reminded me of Clarke's Childhood's End. I would have to say get those 2, much better written and carrying more symbolically than this.
"a more contemplative "thriller""
though this is the novel from which the American with Clooney came from, it is rather different. in the film they tried to slow things down from the conventional bullet ridden films and to show a more quiet, meticulous, thoughtful man without a lot of dialogue and it almost works ( i like the film ) but there is more inner monologue in the novel that of course couldn't come out in the film without the often hamfisted "voice over" which is hard to do well, especially for this much soul searching. I like the novel very much though be warned it is not a run around shooting things up type of novel. it reminds me of Graham Greene, especially if you combine his Catholic novels (there is some religious discussion with a priest) with his serious thrillers, like Human Factor.
"a favorite"
i read this long ago as a kid, it is in fact one of the earliest things i can remember reading and it stuck with me but it took many years for me to find it again. this is a great story, funny, touching, very visual. it is a story i always recommend to others, (after i re-discovered it years ago) and it is in my list of best short stories.
"precursor to Hitchhiker?"
this is very much a pre-Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy novel. it has much in the way of the odd ball events and satiric jabs at society etc. that pop up in Adam's work. while i found it very much like HGG and enjoyed it, i did find myself wishing for a little more of the manic Adams movement and wordplay etc. Hodgman is passable as a narrator but could have read with a little more gusto. still all in all good and i do like the ending but a couple scenarios perhaps go on a bit too long. can't give it more stars simply because it is done better by Adams.
"Fun for Monty fans"
While I have to admit the narrator was rather stiff and even mispronounced a few things and didn't read the quoted passages from the shows with much ability or gusto, I still found myself giggling in remembrance of the show and the skits. I did like the personal history info to see where the Pythons came from etc., and while some of the "academic" interpretations of Pythonesque elements may have been pushing it at times, it did give me some ideas of things to look for on next viewings. All in all, probably more for MP fans and narrator doesn't help.
"Graham Greene is great"
While the classic film is slightly different, in general it follows rather closely. but I was struck this time through by some of the literary/symbolic strengths that i had not noticed previously when i listened to it and it will add greater depth to the film as well upon next viewing. I think a nice "paper" could be written on the novel and perhaps a comparison piece. I've read/listened to almost all of Greene and have enjoyed them all and look forward to revisiting a couple of favorites. Similar to LeCarre in the sense that the novels are well written stylistically, and that there is more going on with the language and characters and symbolism than in run of the mill pop thrillers. Hope for Travels With My Aunt someday, very funny and a favorite that should be available.
"Dahl always good"
Roald Dahl is a great writer, period. While he may not be a literary giant like Hemingway, Melville, Nabokov etc., his works are always well written and extremely entertaining. A lot of his short stories are available or at least they were and I always get one when a new one shows up. You never know where the stories are going to go, always unpredictable, always twists on expectations. But his shorts are not in the same vein as his children's books, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory etc., the short stories are often at their best when they are very lewd and ribald but never crude and tasteless. Can't wait for more, hopefully eventually the complete shorts will be out.
"a bit existential and good"
the episodic structure made me think of Kosinski and there is something a little Hemingway-ish about it. It is a quick listen, a tapestry type effect that builds together and not everything is explained away. life is messy and some people get a little lost and the main woman, Mariah, has lost her footing. there are a lot of bits that you have to add up for yourself and the whole mosaic is puzzling, a little of the nature vs. nurture thing maybe, and the user atmosphere of relationships, and the disconnected bonds of relationships. interesting.
"very good spy/mystery"
i must preface this review by saying that I came to this straight after listening to the entire Smiley series and thoroughly enjoying all of its intricacies and Smiley himself is a great character and so I didn't quite enjoy this as much as i should perhaps. it is again well written, well narrated, well plotted etc and I enjoy the more cerebral spy novels without all the shooting and blowing things up. the mystery aspect and chess game maneuvering is great in LeCarre, but this one is a touch reminiscent of Forsythe's Odessa File near end, which came first i don't know. still enjoyed it but maybe i need to break from LeCarre for a bit and come back and get a little distance from Smiley, as I keep hoping he will somehow pop up in one of his cameo's.


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Taste Meets Kitsch
Vol 15 no 4, 1995
Guest editor Juliette Peers. A bold and challenging issue that examines taste and kitsch, art beyond the 'canon', real Australian bad taste, Aboriginality and kitsch, kitschophrenia, ritual, rites and performance, fairies, dolls and trading cards. Only for the really bold!
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- Feature: Bigs R Us
- Feature: Boys and Girls: Pierre et Gilles' Sydney Mardi Gras Poster
- Feature: Bruising as R & D
- Feature: Cakes for Show: The Last Great Undigested Art
- Feature: Delma's Collection
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- Feature: If Aquarium Gravel Is So Bad For You, How Come It Tastes So Good?
- Feature: Image Bank
- Feature: Kings of Kitsch: Big Things
- Feature: Kitsch or Kind: Representations of Aborigines in Popular Art
- Feature: Kitschoprenia
- Feature: Kitschville - The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras
- Feature: Made in WA: A Sculptor's Alternative Practice
- Feature: Mary MacKillop Kitsch
- Feature: Motor-Cross Dressing
- Feature: Museum of Shopping
- Feature: Not Afraid of Flying: Fairies and Femocrats
- Feature: Pretty Baby
- Feature: Tamworth
- Feature: The Black Swan of Western Australian-ness
- Feature: The Other Big F-Word
- Feature: The Taste Factor
- Feature: Thought Police Versus Life: Extracts from an Interview with Ray Hughes
- Feature: When Is A Door Not A Door?
- Feature: Worms and Roses
- Review: A Dual Aesthetic
- Review: Actions Louder Than Words
- Review: Continuous History
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- Review: Inflecting the Museum
- Review: Making and Breaking
- Review: Monstrous Change Observed
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This is the #1 played with toy everyday! Every child should have one! Best investment EVER! We first bought this when my son was 1 and at the time lived in a Condo with no yard and didn't have a play center. This was the perfect solution for bringing an outdoor activity inside! Easy installation, never even screwed anything in, it's just pressure mounted and believe me, my 185 lbs husband hung on it and it can hold him! We have the infant swing, the strap swing, the trapeze bar and the hammock I can swing in it with both my kids ages 2 and 4. Hammock is awesome for little babies, it rocks them to sleep and they are deep enough it cradles them. Love it so much bought another bar for my baby girl and can swing them both at the same time. Now, my 5yr old son swings on it everyday since he was 1. So even though it may seem pricey for a swing ask yourself, how many toys does your children play with the same toy for 4 over years? Probably till he's 9, I would say that's the best investment ever! I love it so much even took it on the plane to grandparents house for the other kiddy cause it snows there and everyone loves it too! NOTE: They recently (maybe 1-2 years) had a safety upgrade on the infant swing, a simple bar and 2 O rings in front to prevent safety straps from shifting/ sliding which may result in positioning baby sideways also doubles as a toy bar to hang toys from. I wasn't aware of this and they gave me the bar for free, so when buying somewhere else online and not direct from the company make sure you have this safety upgrade if not contact them [@] They are a awesome company, personally spoke with one of the original inventors and he is a family man too and cares and treats his company like family, they were so nice, helpful and eager to please. Awesome product from awesome company.
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If it can only be hung on a wider door
By busy mom
from Brooklyn, ny
this swing is great for our 15 month old son, but there is a problem.. you cant put it on a wider opening.. and if your child (like mine) puts their head to the side he gets hurt..
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Title | Letter to Mary Jones, 18 October, 1875 | |||||||||||
Creator | McMillan, J. J. | |||||||||||
Description | Letter to Mary Jones, wife of the last president of the Republic of Texas. | |||||||||||
Transcript | Cedar Bayou Harris county Texas October 18th --- 1875 Mrs. Anson Jones, I under Stand you Have offerd to Sell your land on the Bay. on goose creek in 40 acres dolls now if you will Rent me the place for an other year, that is for 1876. I will fix it up and do what you Require of me, and and if it is worth Any more Rent then fixing it up I am willing to pay it with the calculation of Bying it at the end of next yer. now I will take 40 acres and give you 10 dollars per acre, for 40 acres including the HomeSted., and will pay your Half the money down. _ _ _ I rather /// Rent the place next yer, and /// Buy, the Place at the end of next year will you Please let me Heare fro you forth with as I have Soled my place on cedar Bayou and will move up the country Soon if we don't make a traid Please in Hast. Yours Truly J J. McMillan | |||||||||||
Date | October 18, 1875 | |||||||||||
Genre | letters (correspondence) | |||||||||||
Subject (Name) | Jones, Mary Smith McCrory McMillan, J. J. | |||||||||||
Subject.Topical (LCSH) | Jones, Mary Smith McCrory, 1819-1907--Correspondence | |||||||||||
Subject.Topical (Local) | People--Individuals--Mary Jones | |||||||||||
Subject (Geographic) | Harris County, Texas | |||||||||||
Original Collection | Mary (Mrs. Anson) Jones Letters, 1858-1900 http://archon.lib.uh.edu/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=306 | |||||||||||
Repository | Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries | |||||||||||
Original Item Location | ID 1970-003, Box 2, Folder 79 | |||||||||||
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According to a report in Harvard Women's Health Watch, "Each year, overdoses of acetaminophen (sold as Tylenol and other brands) account for more than 56,000 emergency room visits and an estimated 458 deaths from acute liver failure."
The publication acknowledges that the drug is not harmful when the proper directions are followed. However, experts also warn acetaminophen users to be careful about combining the drug with other over-the-counter or prescription drugs. They also say that it should never be taken with alcohol, or when alcohol is still in the bloodstream, like when you have a hangover.
Interestingly, there is something even more common that you likely ingest every day that could be a major hidden health risk ...
No. 2: Water intoxication
Women are often told that a great way to lose weight and stay healthy is to drink at least eight glasses of water a day. However, there is actually something called "water intoxication," or hyponatremia, that can literally kill you.
According to an article in the Journal of Clinical Pathology, "Water intoxication provokes disturbances in electrolyte balance, resulting in a rapid decrease in serum sodium concentration and eventual death."
There is particular concern about people who become dehydrated while participating in sports, and then try to replenish themselves by drinking gallons of water.
With an increasing number of women participating in endurance events such as marathons and triathlons, the concern over hyponatremia has grown. In fact the New England Journal of Medicine reported in 2005 that 13 percent of runners in the Boston Marathon in 2002 drank too much water and ended up with mild hyponatremia.
Of course, some hidden health risks don't come from outside of us, but rather from within.