yes it has the potential to do so just the same as any other powder
If it is soothing and doesn't otherwise cause problems, why not? There is nothing about it that becomes toxic as people age.
Breathing any kind of powder can be very dangerous-- it's like smoking, but worse. It's still carcinogenic and can cause cancers, lesions, lung and throat infections, and all sorts of other problems.
they do not dry properly after bathing talc helps to prevent sores from damp skin
A gentle, hypoallergenic detergent specifically designed for sensitive skin is a good choice for elderly people, as their skin can be more delicate. Look for products that are fragrance-free and dye-free to reduce the risk of irritation. It may also be helpful to choose a liquid detergent over a powder to avoid any potential breathing hazards.
treatment for breathing in fire extinguisher power
# I don't think it harms you as much as talc powder because if you eat baby powder or any powder containing talc then you can get cancer or you can have breathing problems, but pure cornstarch can't harm you that much but on all baby powder bottles or any powder bottles it says that it can cause you breathing problems and believe me im13 and i was eating baby powder on and off for 1 year now and sometimes i can't breath.so just try to stop that's what im doing i didn't eat none in like 2 weeks and sometimes i want to eat some but i stop myself. it's pretty hard but you just got to stop and if you want to cure this then just go to the doctor and get a check up so you can make sure nothings wrong with you.
just like smoking......you can't
respiratory problems, asthma and allergies can be caused by inhaling powder lighteners.
Only if the inhalation was for long periods or if the inhaled quantity of zirconium fine powder was great.
I prefer box breathing and brown noise. I use @deep_sleep_beats on youtube...
Chain fire, powder getting wet...
Breathing in anything that isn't natural will be hard on your body and lungs. Many companies provide masks to protect their employees.