It's that time of the week for another fatal convenience.

This is a bite-sized segment that addresses some of society's fatal

conveniences and the steps you can take to avoid becoming a victim of them.

I define fatal conveniences as the things we may be doing because the world we live in

makes us believe we have to. Tap water, shampoo, sunglasses, food.

I dive into the hidden truths behind some of our everyday choices that could not only be harming us, but even

killing us.

So let's dive in.

Hey everybody, welcome to the show thanks for tuning in this is another

installment of the infamous the powerful fatal conveniences it's so funny that I have to do these things because big

industry, big profit does not look out for you, your children, your family, and

us as a society. So we have to sheriff ourselves, we have to police

ourselves in the understanding that not everything that we buy on the shelves and the boxes and the cans and the bottles

And in this case our next fatal convenience

Petroleum jelly is not great to put on or certainly not in your body. So this

next fatal convenience was inspired by a female friend that was using Vaseline on her face to take off makeup.

And I remember throughout my childhood, my mom would slather Vassiline on her face.

So I'm assuming that many of you are not using Vassiline anymore,

but I realize that Vassiline has been around for a very long time, it's still being sold,

it's still being marketed to, so I had to do it. This fatal convenience is petroleum jelly.

So petroleum jelly is a mixture of hydrocarbons that comes from highly refined processes

from the oil industry. I could probably stop there in the fatal convenience for you guys to go, yeah, to put it on your

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