There have been documented dangers of benzene for well over a century now. Even though benzene exposure often leads to leukemia, there are also many non-cancerous diseases that have been shown when exposed to elevated levels of benzene. Some of these other diseases include:

Myelodysplastic syndromes: also called ‘pre-leukemia’, this is a collection of diseases resulting in diminished blood production and can weaken immune system. This can result in leukemia.

Hyaluronic acid naturally distributed throughout human body where, among other noteworthy properties, it holds water in intercellular matrix of dermal connective tissue and contributes to elasticity of skin. This state-of-the-art property can hold many more times its own weight. As we age, however, skin’s hyaluronic acid content diminishes, resulting in a loss of viscoelasticity in skin that appears visibly as wringles. Logic presents itself then that a crème or lotion that delivers hyaluronic acid to surface of skin would help moisturize and restore elasticity and thereby minimize appearance of wrinkles.