Re: MANIPULATION -BIOTERRORISM UNDER YOUR SINK

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Come on everybody. Let's get real on our approach to understanding what is

wrong with the world. Chemical warfare agents under your sink? We must

remember that chemical warfare agents are designed to kill. How many people

have died as a result of properly using household cleaners? or are only the

chemical warfare failures used in detergents. If things were really that

bad, how could average life expectency be over 70 years. We would be lucky

to make it to child bearing age. In contrast, synthetic chemicals, including

those made from coal or petroleum, have helped in many ways to improve life

quality and duration.

I am not saying there is no risk. It is all too true that the vast

majority of modern synthetic chemicals have not been adequately tested. The

author cites allergic reactions as toxicity. But milk, peanuts, wheat and a

host of other natural products also stimulate allergic reactions. Dry skin

from antibacterial soap? The same can happen from many soaps, antibacterial

or not, depending on simple pH control. We just need to be cognizant of what

bothers us and not use those things. Who can realisticaly think that

corporations such as Colgate, Lever Brothers, Dial, or Procter & Gamble are

willing to put a product on the market they have any suspicions whatsoever

about. Maybe some of you can remember P & G's embarassment and legal

predicament several years ago with toxic shock syndrome associated with Rely

tampons. Large companies are very aware of liability and maintaining

customer satisfaction. This article is just more sensationalist rubbish

unfortunately finding its way onto the otherwise valuable sick building web

site.

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Chemical Warfare Agents And Toxic Waste Disguised As Household Cleaning

Products

By Lorie Dwornick

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The following information is intended to help you make an informed decision

about the types of household cleaning products you choose to use for

yourself and your families.   You are what you eat, digest and absorb. What

you absorb includes what is absorbed through inhalation and the skin, which

happens to

be the largest organ of the body. When the liver is overworked, the skin

takes over with the elimination of toxins. Unfortunately, many toxins are

not that easy to eliminate.   Since WWII more than 80,000 synthetic

chemicals have been invented. Most have been created from petroleum and coal

tar for the purposes of chemical warfare. The sad thing is that hardly any

of these substances have been tested for safety, but have been added to our

food, water and cleaning products without our consent and most often without

informing us of any dangers. There is a lot of intentional suppression in

this industry that adds approximately 1000 new chemicals each year.

According to the National Research Council, " no toxic information is

available for more than 80% of the chemicals in everyday-use products. Less

than 20% have been tested for acute effects and less than 10% have been

tested for chronic, reproductive or mutagenic effects. " More than 4.5

billion chemicals are known and 50,000 are commercially distributed. What'­s

worse is that tests are only done on single chemicals. There is never any

testing done on combinations, which we'­re exposed to on a daily basis.

Imagine what your lifetime exposure is.

  It requires a team of scientists, 300 mice, more than $300,000 US, and 2-3

years to determine whether one single suspect chemical

causes cancer. These mice have much higher immune systems than we do.

Governments are at the mercy of economic agendas. Industry interests almost

always win over issues regarding health or government regulation. Only 1% of

toxins are required to be listed on labels. This is mainly because the

products don'­t make any claims about safety. Companies can also classify

them as " trade secrets " to avoid listing them. Many of the ingredients

labelled

" inert " are actually more toxic than the active ingredients. If you don'­t

know what it is, don'­t use it.

The chemical companies spend billions of dollars each year brainwashing

us. Ninety-one percent of the population applies 300-million pounds of these

poisons annually, often indoors. City

dwellers use more chemicals per acre than farmers and spend more than $1

billion annually.

  The first agent of chemical warfare was chlorine. The war

ended with an abundance of this cheap chemical. In the name of huge profits,

it was added to our water supply and many other products. Chlorine is the

number one cause of breast cancer and can be lethal. Scientists won'­t

handle chlorine without protective gloves, facemasks, and ventilation, yet

it is in most store-brand cleaners, including dishwasher detergents. The

harmful effects are intensified when the fumes are heated, as in the shower.

It'­s in our drinking water, swimming pools, Jacuzzis, and more.

Fluoride is worse, but space limits its discussion here. Do your own

research and avoid it. It'­s one of the biggest scams of all time. It has no

benefits whatsoever. It'­s extremely poisonous!

  Most household cleaners contain toxic chemicals. Ammonia is in almost all

of them and is lethal if combined with bleach (forming chloramine). Industry

requires readily accessible information about chemicals used in the

workplace that includes the effects of combining chemicals. The main manual,

Workplace Hazardous Materials Identification System (WHMIS), contains

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). Have a look at

this manual. You may be surprised at how dangerous some products are that

you use, unsuspectingly, in your home on a regular basis.

The government acknowledges that these cleaning products are hazardous,

but regulation only requires labels to indicate if they are: combustible,

corrosive, poison, caution, etc.

  One Million poisonings in Canada each year are due to household cleaner

ingestion. Some are fatal. The #1 cause of household

poisoning is dish detergent. What kinds of chemicals are in those products?

These statistics were given before the recent hype over anti-bacterials,

which are even worse.

  Certain types of bacteria are necessary and beneficial. They eat decaying

debris and keep the " bad " bacteria in balance.

Nature is always safest and was never intended to destroy, like chemicals

are. etc. etc. etc.

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Gil Vice wrote:<snip>

I am not saying there is no risk. It is all too true that the vast

> majority of modern synthetic chemicals have not been adequately tested.

The

> author cites allergic reactions as toxicity. But milk, peanuts, wheat and

a

> host of other natural products also stimulate allergic reactions. Dry skin

> from antibacterial soap?

Comments on milk and wheat allergies....milk is loaded with hormones,

steroids, pesticides and many other unhealthy constituents. It is totally

unnatural for any species to drink milk from another species not to mention

continuing to drink milk into adulthood. If you think milk is safe, it's

not. Go www.notmilk.com for the truth about milk and what the dairy

industry hopes you won't find out.

Wheat....is a bioengineered grain. It is the least nutricious of all

the grains. wheat IS NOT healthy. No animals eat it in the wild. Have you

ever seen a scarecrow in a wheat field? White flour is made from wheat and

white flour is not fit for consumption.

<snip> Maybe some of you can remember P & G's embarassment and legal

> predicament several years ago with toxic shock syndrome associated with

Rely

> tampons. Large companies are very aware of liability and maintaining

> customer satisfaction. This article is just more sensationalist rubbish

> unfortunately finding its way onto the otherwise valuable sick building

web

> site.

>

Word came down to me (from a doctor) that the problem with Rely tampons was

that they contained mercury which is used as a softener as well as an

antibacterial. It is also the most highly poisonous neurotoxicant on the

face of the earth. This, of course was hushed up and the truth never came

out but you now have the truth about death and Rely tampons.

Carson's 1964 book, " Silent Spring " addressed the lunacy of

pesticide abuse and its eventual effect of destroying the environment. This

continues to be a very serious problem. Now we are being warned of overuse

of chemicals of all kinds which are definately impacting our environment and

wiping out species of all kinds. I would not take this too lightly. It may

sound like sensationalist rubbish now but we are coming closer to the day

when we'll wish we had taken all this more seriously sooner. Betsy