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NERVE GAS PROTECTION
This page is dedicated to passing on current information that relate to health/skin issues and is a page for Kim to ramble on about stuff. Please send any information you find. As long as it is from a credible source it will be posted.
Source: Dairy Goat Journal Vol 87 No. 4 July/August 2009 By Nic Fleming
GOATS PRODUCE MILK TO PROTECT AGAINST NERVE GAS
Goats have been genetically modified to produce milk containing chemicals that protect against deadly nerve agents such as sarin and VX.
The goat milk is more effective than other drugs. The U.S. Department of Defense has granted $170.5 million dollars to biotech company. PharmAthene to carry out the research. If exposure to nerve agents on battlefields, or stockpiled for use in the event of a chemical weapons attack on a city. Scientist have so far used the GM phosphates—-a group of compounds that includes nerve agents, some pesticides and solvents. The drug, called recombinant butyrylcholinesterase, could be used as a protective drug or to treat after exposure.
For more information see Dr. Solomon Langermann, of PharmAthene, and co-author on the research published in the “Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Journal”
ANTIBACTERIAL SOAP
Source: Thanks to Mary Jane Butter, organic lifestyle expert and syndicated columnist, for her 2008 article on this topic.
PESTICIDE IN ANTIBACTERIAL SOAPS
How many people use anti-bacterial soap or wipes to keep themselves free from contagious illness? Recently there has been a lot of talk about how these antibacterial soaps and cleaners may do more harm than good because they might facilitate the development of super-resistant germs. The simple fact is that bacteria will adapt itself to the chemicals and becomes more potent or a super-germ. Personally, this sends shivers down my spin.
How do these bacterial killing agents affect us and what are the risks to our health? How many people use these antibacterial soaps and cleaners thinking that they are helping their children, themselves and
loved ones fight off colds, flues and the onslaught of sniffles?
Here are the facts: The main ingredient in most antibacterial soaps is a pesticide called Triclosan ( also known as Irganan and Microban). Triclosan was introduced in 1972, being used only in health-care settings, such as surgical scrubs. Now you can find triclosan everywhere, another shiver down my spin. Recently published in alternative medicine magazine The Townsend Letter, May 2006, stated that the pesticide triclosan is regularly added to “detergents, dishwashing liquids, kitchen sponges, soaps, deodorants, cosmetics, lotions, antimicrobial creams, acne medication, skin cleansers, toothpaste, mouthwashes, various plastics including children’s toys, paint, wallpaper, flooring, textiles, curtains, public railings, keyboards, countertops, faucets, trash bags, even dog bowls.” and now it is being added to clothing and linens as well. My question is WHY?
Contact with triclosan has a range of risks, from skin irritation to internal problems. The most frustrating part of this is that studies have shown that washing hands with soap that contains the pesticide triclosan is no more effective in preventing or reducing risk of runny noses, coughs and other symptoms of illness. So we’re not getting any cleaner or healthier and we are exposing ourselves to dangerous pesticide. When using harsh soaps they can deplete the skin of natural fats, weakening it and actually allowing toxins and bacteria to invade.
As a soap maker, a human being and mother, I feel that this information must be passed on, so that consumers can make an educated choice and know that there are alternative products out there. I love using my all natural products because they enrich skin, sooth and you can read and understand the ingredients.
MIDNIGHT OIL offers an ANTIBACTERIAL SOAP “Goldenseal & Rosemary” that naturally fights off viruses, bacteria and fungi that cause contagious illness. This soap is located under Moon Soaps. Another wonderful choice is “ACNE AWAY” soap that is tried and true and getting wonderful results. My goal is to provide an all natural alternative to what you can find on the market today. I use all natural ingredients that contain no petroleum products, parabens, or any harmful ingredients.
When shopping for an all-natural soap, keep in mind that “natural” label, on its own, carries little clout. There just isn’t sufficient regulation by the Food and Drug Administration to back it up, so companies can use it at will to make their products seem more wholesome than they really are. It’s worth your time to read labels and know what sorts of additives to avoid. Here is a list of ingredients to avoid.
FAQs
Do you have a catologue?
Yes, you can go to my contact page and request a catalog by filling out the contact form with the subject being “Catalog Request”. Please make sure you give me your mailing address information in the text area of the message.
At what age do goats start producing milk?
Goats only produce milk after delivering a kid. I breed my Nubians at 2 years old.
Do you make everything?
Yes, everything is made from scratch and starts with high quality ingredients and recipes that I invented.
I am allergic to everything what do you suggest?
My whole product line is designed for people who are sensitive but I do have a line of unscented soaps and herbal lotions that are wonderful for sensitive people. Most people can use all of my products with no alergic
reaction.
What do you use to color your soaps?
I use natural earth pigments and micas to color them. That is why it is hard to duplicate batches. Each batch is unique to itself.
What is your return policy?
I gaurentee everything I make and if for some reason you are unsatisfied you may return your product for a full credit to your account.
What payment methods do you accept?
I accept paypal and personal checks.
What is your shipping?
I ship using Priority mail and your shipping will be no more than the current flat rate.
What is a man scent?
In my experience there is no such thing. Each individual has a unique pallet. To solve this problem I created a soap called ” STUD SUDS” a blend of citrus and basil. The name is what sells it to men.
Do you use animal fat?
No, I use pure vegetable oils.
What is the pH level of your soap?
By adding goats milk it lowers the pH level of the soap which helps to maintain the natural pH of the skin and helping skin maintain moisture.


