Talk:Rose hip seed oil: Difference between revisions
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The last paragraph contains such commercial, cosmetic-industry language as "promotes collagen and elastin production which smoothes the skin" etc. I marked them all as citation needed but am tempted to simply remove them. There are studies that do support what's written... poorly organized, methodologically problematic studies funded by cosmetic manufacturers. This article needs proper chemical info and a reference to the vast amount of studies on the in-vivo affect of Rose hip oil. [[User:John1987|John Holly]] ([[User talk:John1987|talk]]) 10:38, 18 May 2012 (UTC) |
The last paragraph contains such commercial, cosmetic-industry language as "promotes collagen and elastin production which smoothes the skin" etc. I marked them all as citation needed but am tempted to simply remove them. There are studies that do support what's written... poorly organized, methodologically problematic studies funded by cosmetic manufacturers. This article needs proper chemical info and a reference to the vast amount of studies on the in-vivo affect of Rose hip oil. [[User:John1987|John Holly]] ([[User talk:John1987|talk]]) 10:38, 18 May 2012 (UTC) |
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::I agree and I deleted the lot. Until there is a valid, respectable study to cite, all of these claims are quackery which were no doubt added by parties with a vested interest in the product. |
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Non established, non encyclopaedic info in last paragraph
The last paragraph contains such commercial, cosmetic-industry language as "promotes collagen and elastin production which smoothes the skin" etc. I marked them all as citation needed but am tempted to simply remove them. There are studies that do support what's written... poorly organized, methodologically problematic studies funded by cosmetic manufacturers. This article needs proper chemical info and a reference to the vast amount of studies on the in-vivo affect of Rose hip oil. John Holly (talk) 10:38, 18 May 2012 (UTC)
- I agree and I deleted the lot. Until there is a valid, respectable study to cite, all of these claims are quackery which were no doubt added by parties with a vested interest in the product.