How can something with Triclosan be called Natural?
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Consider studying: http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm205999.htm, https://www.google.com/search?q=triclosan+molecule&rlz;=1C1CHWA_enUS637US637&espv;=2&biw;=1142&bih;=539&site;=webhp&source;=lnms&tbm=isch&sa;=X&ei;=aHmNVbbcMoPisAXZ5YOQCg&v;ed=0CAYQ_AUoAQ & http://www.kurzweilai.net/cocktail-of-chemicals-trigger-cancer-global-taskforce-calls-for-research-into-how-everyday-chemicals-in-our-environment-cause-cancer. Keep in mind that natural only means from nature & many things from nature are toxic to humans. From nature or "natural" does not mean either safe or effective. Consider studying: http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm205999.htm, https://www.google.com/search?q=triclosan+molecule&rlz;=1C1CHWA_enUS637US637&espv;=2&biw;=1142&bih;=539&site;=webhp&source;=lnms&tbm=isch&sa;=X&ei;=aHmNVbbcMoPisAXZ5YOQCg&v;ed=0CAYQ_AUoAQ & http://www.kurzweilai.net/cocktail-of-chemicals-trigger-cancer-global-taskforce-calls-for-research-into-how-everyday-chemicals-in-our-environment-cause-cancer. Keep in mind that natural only means from nature & many things from nature are toxic to humans. From nature or "natural"... » Read More Consider studying: http://www.fda.gov/ForConsumers/ConsumerUpdates/ucm205999.htm, https://www.google.com/search?q=triclosan+molecule&rlz;=1C1CHWA_enUS637US637&espv;=2&biw;=1142&bih;=539&site;=webhp&source;=lnms&tbm=isch&sa;=X&ei;=aHmNVbbcMoPisAXZ5YOQCg&v;ed=0CAYQ_AUoAQ & http://www.kurzweilai.net/cocktail-of-chemicals-trigger-cancer-global-taskforce-calls-for-research-into-how-everyday-chemicals-in-our-environment-cause-cancer. Keep in mind that natural only means from nature & many things from nature are toxic to humans. From nature or "natural" does not mean either safe or effective. « Show Less
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I don't think it should be labeled "natural" when it contains Triclosan. All I know is that this product caused me intensive itching!
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Wow, Teri I never knew... I used this because it's better than antiperspirants and all the deodorants/crap you find at walmart... I will look for something without it for sure. Thanks buddy I would have never known! Thank you! Below is what research I just found... disturbing... Reduced heart function by 25% endocrine disruption (bad for the skeletal system) Triclosan is clearly listed on product ingredient labels, so you can easily check to see if it's there before deciding on a purchase. This chemical is not only in soaps but also body washes, toothpaste, shampoo, and other personal care and home products.
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Wow, Teri I never knew... I used this because it's better than antiperspirants and all the deodorants/crap you find at walmart...I will look for something without it for sure. Thanks buddy I would have never known! Thank you!Below is what research I just found... disturbing...Reduced heart function by 25%endocrine disruption (bad for the skeletal system)Triclosan is clearly listed on product ingredient labels, so you can easily check to see if it's there before deciding on a purchase. This chemical is not only in soaps but also body washes, toothpaste, shampoo, and other personal care and home products. Wow, Teri I never knew... I used this because it's better than antiperspirants and all the deodorants/crap you find at walmart...I will look for something without it for sure. Thanks buddy I would have never known! Thank you!Below is what research I just found... disturbing...Reduced heart function by 25%endocrine disruption (bad for the skeletal system)Triclosan is clearly listed on product ingredient labels, so you can easily check to see if it's there before deciding on a purchase. This chemical is not only in soaps but also body washes, toothpaste,... » Read More Wow, Teri I never knew... I used this because it's better than antiperspirants and all the deodorants/crap you find at walmart...I will look for something without it for sure. Thanks buddy I would have never known! Thank you!Below is what research I just found... disturbing...Reduced heart function by 25%endocrine disruption (bad for the skeletal system)Triclosan is clearly listed on product ingredient labels, so you can easily check to see if it's there before deciding on a purchase. This chemical is not only in soaps but also body washes, toothpaste, shampoo, and other personal care and home products. « Show Less
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Because 'Natural' has no regulatory meaning in US Consumer law. Sort of like saying on the label that the product is "Great!" And by the way, cyanide is natural and all organic, by the dictionary meaning of those words.
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I am not home so I can't list them, however I know it is all natural. I honestly wouldn't call it a chemical. I literally bathe in it (I am 9 months pregnant) and I put it in kids bath about once a week, they are 7 and 11. This stuff is miraculous. It cleared my skin, I had seen 11 doctors, 4 were dermatologists. It doesn't have a harsh smell or feel. I use it in laundry, I spray it in house as a pesticide. You can check Natural Ginesis website they are the makers. It should say on there what ingredients are. I buy the 128oz and it lasts over a month and I use it very liberally. Hope this helps! It's been my lifesaver, it gave me back my sanity!
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Here is the label http://naturalvitality.com/wp-content/uploads/Kids-Calm-Multi-Trifold-AUG-14.pdf
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Don't know. Ive always used Natures Way brand & have had good luck with it.
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It says on the label it is all natural. I assume could only go beyond that to find out.
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The label says it's 100% Pure, and 100% Natural. There's nothing on the label about it being organic.
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Yes. Triclosan is the "anti-bacterial" additive. It's harmful to your health (it's an "endocrine disruptor", meaning it interferes with your hormone system), and it's harmful to the environment and also leads to the spread of antibacterial-resistant diseases. DO NOT use any "anti-bacterial" soap. Regular soap already removes and kills bacteria effectively. The FDA is working to ban this type of soap, but it's still currently being sold.
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What an odd question. First of all it says "Naturals", plural not singular. I suggest you contact the company for an answer to your question.
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I read the ingredients list and most of the ingredients appear to be naturally derived. I would say it's on balance healthier for you than deodorants commonly found in regular grocery or drugstores, but you might find specialized deodorants in health food stores (Whole Foods, etc.) that are comparable. Just because something has a chemical name doesn't make it "unnatural." Lactose, for example, is sugar found in things like milk. If I had time, I could research the ingredients but I have other things I'd rather do. I suggest that you Google any ingredient you are unsure of before buying. I read the ingredients list and most of the ingredients appear to be naturally derived. I would say it's on balance healthier for you than deodorants commonly found in regular grocery or drugstores, but you might find specialized deodorants in health food stores (Whole Foods, etc.) that are comparable. Just because something has a chemical name doesn't make it "unnatural." Lactose, for example, is sugar found in things like milk. If I had time, I could research the ingredients but I have other things I'd rather do. I suggest that you Google any ingredient you are unsure of before... » Read More I read the ingredients list and most of the ingredients appear to be naturally derived. I would say it's on balance healthier for you than deodorants commonly found in regular grocery or drugstores, but you might find specialized deodorants in health food stores (Whole Foods, etc.) that are comparable. Just because something has a chemical name doesn't make it "unnatural." Lactose, for example, is sugar found in things like milk. If I had time, I could research the ingredients but I have other things I'd rather do. I suggest that you Google any ingredient you are unsure of before buying. « Show Less
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I would interpret natural to mean that it is not synthetic or chemically comprised. This whey powder is both natural and unflavored(i.e.no sugar, no additional flavoring)
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This is 100% natural occuring zinc oxide. It is cosmetic grade. It is not synthetic. Hope this helps. :)
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No. Imagine contains Imazaquin. To kill wild violets you need a product that contains Triclopyr. Wild Violets are best controlled in the fall. Southern Ag Brush Killer has what you want. http://www.southernag.com/lg_herbicides.html Do not confuse the name Brush Killer for being hard on lawns. Applied at the label rates it is safe for use on lawns. Most granular weed and feeds will either contain Triclopyr or Dicamba in addition to 2,4-D. Triclopyr can be hard on Southern type turfs like Centipede and St Augustine. If you have a Southern turf you should use a product with Dicamba in it instead. I know this is a lot of information to digest but it's what it takes to get successful results. No. Imagine contains Imazaquin. To kill wild violets you need a product that contains Triclopyr. Wild Violets are best controlled in the fall. Southern Ag Brush Killer has what you want. http://www.southernag.com/lg_herbicides.html Do not confuse the name Brush Killer for being hard on lawns. Applied at the label rates it is safe for use on lawns. Most granular weed and feeds will either contain Triclopyr or Dicamba in addition to 2,4-D. Triclopyr can be hard on Southern type turfs like Centipede and St Augustine. If you have a Southern turf you should use a product with Dicamba in it... » Read More No. Imagine contains Imazaquin. To kill wild violets you need a product that contains Triclopyr. Wild Violets are best controlled in the fall. Southern Ag Brush Killer has what you want. http://www.southernag.com/lg_herbicides.html Do not confuse the name Brush Killer for being hard on lawns. Applied at the label rates it is safe for use on lawns. Most granular weed and feeds will either contain Triclopyr or Dicamba in addition to 2,4-D. Triclopyr can be hard on Southern type turfs like Centipede and St Augustine. If you have a Southern turf you should use a product with Dicamba in it instead. I know this is a lot of information to digest but it's what it takes to get successful results. « Show Less
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These are all natural and sold over the counter, how could they be on the illegal drug list. Better call your DR and ask.
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Email the company for direct answers. Be specific in your questioning. Not all products are natural, some are synthetic/manufactured
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It is not something people grow (I associate the word "organic" with organically-grown); it is clay; it is as far as I know made of nothing but clay from the earth. The same for Frontier red clay which has more oxides (and for me works a bit better maybe for that reason as I have hypoxia). So it is "all natural" -- that is not man-made.
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It is natural as far as I know. I love it and I would order it again. It lasts such a long time. I still have one left. The fragrance is wonderful!!!
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It is mostly natural. The label says the ingredients are sodium tallowate, sodium cocoate, fragrance, optical brightener and violet 10. It smells really nice and cleans well.