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Tea Tree Oil and Its Many uses ~~ Handwashing, Bacteria and Ways I use it in Daily Life

3/14/2020

I have used Tea Tree Oil for many things since I was diagnosed with cancer 13 years ago. I share some of the ways I use it below - It can also be used to Enhance Hand Washing - As the CDC recommends wash hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water.

As I posted earlier in the week add Tea Tree Oil to your make your own hand sanitizers
https://www.myjourneytoacure.com/blog/make-your-own-hand-sanitizer-but-dont-drink-the-vodka-lol

Transcript of the Closing Arguments from Monsanto Trial & Trial Tracker

5/10/2019

Thanks to Carey Gillam for all your coverage of this trial

Transcript of the Closing Arguments from Pilliod - Monsanto Trial
Wed May 8, 2019

https://usrtk.org/wp-content/uploads/bsk-pdf-manager/2019/05/Trial-Transcript-Closing-Arguments-Pilliod.pd

A Mother's Exposure to Pesticides During Pregnancy May Raise Children's Autism Risk

3/31/2019

How long is it going to take to quit researching, studying and writing findings that indicate this is harming our children, our family, our pets, our water, our air.....has been for years and DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

Great article posted in Time Magazine about the study and findings published March 20, 2019 by BMJ at the end of the article.

Exposure to Glyphosate-Based Herbicides and Risk for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma: A Meta-Analysis and Supporting Evidence

3/7/2019

Increased Meta-Relative Risk of NHL - 41% INCREASE

Table 5 includes the results from our two meta-analyses, which included the primary analysis using the most recently updated AHS cohort [24] and the secondary comparison analysis using the original report [19]. Using the updated AHS results [24], we observed a meta-RR of 1.41 (95% CI: 1.13-1.75), which indicates a statistically significant increased risk (41%) of NHL following high cumulative GBH exposure. With the original AHS 2005 cohort results, we observed a meta-RR of 1.45 (95% CI: 1.11-1.91) for NHL. The results did not change appreciably when comparing the fixed effects model to the random-effects model.

FWC to suspend aquatic spraying

1/24/2019

This is great news!! Make it permanent NOT temporary - Our sea animals and WE need this stopped for our Health - there are alternatives that are NOT poison. The amount being sprayed into our waters is documented on their site and is frightening

Jan 23rd, 2019 · by Katrina Elsken
CLEWISTON — In response to public complaints and concerns about chemical spraying to control aquatic plants, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission will temporarily suspend the aquatic herbicide spraying program.

On Jan. 23, Ramon Iglesias, who has been active in the movement to halt aquatic spraying, shared a letter online that he received from Kipp Frohlich, Division of Habitat and Species Conservation, Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, “I wanted to let you know that beginning next week, I have directed staff to take a temporary pause in our aquatic herbicide treatment program throughout the state. During this pause staff will work to set up meetings where we can collect public comment regarding aquatic plant management. Once we have meetings set up I will be sure you are notified and hope that you will be able to attend. I hope I can also schedule a time when I can meet with you and Ms. Martin while I am in South Florida,” Mr. Frohlich wrote.

Click here to read the entire story

French Safety Agency Discovers 60 Toxic Chemicals including Glyphosate in Baby Diapers

1/24/2019

This is disgraceful and we must work to get them to stop this.
Posted on Jan 23 2019 - 3:56am by @SustainablePulse

A report published Wednesday by the French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (ANSES) has warned about “the presence of different hazardous chemicals in disposable diapers that can migrate into the urine and come into prolonged contact with babies’ skin.”

The list of chemicals is as long as it is disturbing. In total, ANSES identified some 60 chemicals, including glyphosate, the active chemical in Monsanto’s infamous herbicide Roundup. Some of the pesticides in the report have been banned in the European Union for over fifteen years, such as lindane, quintozene and hexachlorobenzene. Read the entire article click here

Leading researchers call for a ban on widely used insecticides

11/12/2018

Use of organophosphates has lessened, but risks to early brain development still too high
Date: November 9, 2018
Source: University of California - Davis Health

Summary:
Public health experts have found there is sufficient evidence that prenatal exposure to widely used insecticides known as organophosphates puts children at risk for neurodevelopmental disorders.

Petition for a Pesticide-Free community

11/12/2018

Tell us you’re ready to fight for a pesticide-free community! Sign the petition today! The Map of U.S. Pesticide Reform Policies released by Beyond Pesticides and Organic Consumers Association shows strong demand in the United States for pesticide policies that eliminate hazardous pesticides from public and private spaces.

Tell the National School Boards Association: No More Monsanto Roundup Weedkiller!

11/10/2018

To be delivered to Frank C. Pugh, President, National School Boards Association, All National School Boards Association Board Members

As the organization representing the top decision-makers at U.S. school districts, you have a responsibility to millions of parents and school children to protect children from harm. Click here to read more and sign the petition.

PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION
48,331 signatures. NEW goal - We need 100,000!
https://petitions.moveon.org/sign/tell-the-national-school?source=c.em&r_by=5382364

Those words were spoken by Dewayne “Lee” Johnson
“If you know you’re dying, it gives you that extra push. You can’t just die for nothing.”

Doctors' group confirms toxic pesticides not needed in parks, green spaces

11/8/2018

The Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment (CAPE) has released a new report which refutes the myth that municipalities need to use toxic pesticides in parks and green spaces, if they hope to avoid a dandelion apocalypse. That has been a fear expressed by some municipalities, faced with the restrictions imposed by bans on the use of toxic pesticides on lawns and gardens in some areas of Canada, particularly in Manitoba and Alberta.

Publicly acceptable levels of weed control can be achieved at reasonable cost without the need for toxic pest control products

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