Effect of Tetra Ethyl Gas On the Hair of Humans
Dr. Logan Clendening summarizes safe cautionary notes about tetra ethyl lead gasoline exposure. He cites a case of extensive hair loss after skin contact but no systemic lead poisoning, plus animal tests showing hair loss with repeated skin application and recovery timelines. He advises wearing gloves and protecting scalp while handling the fuel and notes fumes pose no driver risk. A reader letter discusses barefoot driving and footwear changes for pedal health.