A questioning letter to the OSHA who is responsible for what is put in MSDSs
bane...@gmail.com
I am a cattle producer. I had the oppottunity to learn about the toxin
Hexane recently. The research that I was doing concerning the use of
straight vegetable oil in diesel motors has led me to the realization
that I was feeding my cattle Hexane-laced food.
In learning about Hexane, it was discovered that it is a toxin. OSHA
has set an occupational inhalation exposure limit of 50 parts per
million for the time weighed average method for ten hours.
The following is from the MSDS for hexane:
POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS:
INHALATION:
SHORT TERM EXPOSURE: irritation, nausea, irregular heartbeat, headache,
symptoms of drunkenness, lung congestion, nerve damage, brain damage,
convulsions
LONG TERM EXPOSURE: same as effects reported in short term exposure,
blurred vision, impotence, paralysis
SKIN CONTACT:
SHORT TERM EXPOSURE: irritation
LONG TERM EXPOSURE: blisters, itching
EYE CONTACT:
SHORT TERM EXPOSURE: irritation
LONG TERM EXPOSURE: same as effects reported in short term exposure
INGESTION:
SHORT TERM EXPOSURE: nausea, vomiting, headache, symptoms of
drunkenness, brain damage
What is the idea here? What does this section say? How does this toxin
cause the adverse effects noted here? When Hexane causes impotence in
men, does it do this for inhalation only? Why does Hexane cause these
adverse effects? Are the adverse symptoms a result of Hexane entering
the blood supply of a person? Is inhalation of Hexane the only way that
it can enter a person's blood supply and do the damage it does? In
the material safety data sheet for Hexane, there is stated these
statements:INHALATION:YES; SKIN CONTACT: YES; INGESTION:YES.I read that
to mean that the effects of Hexane can occur by these three methods.
Are these effects for the ingestion of Hexane over the short term
more signifigant and more profoundly affecting to a person's health
than those seen by inhalation of Hexane: : irritation, nausea,
irregular heartbeat, headache, symptoms of drunkenness, lung
congestion, nerve damage, brain damage, convulsions ? The only
difference between the exposure methods can be seen to mean that if I
breathe Hexane, I will not be able breathe freely, having lung
congestion, if I bathe in Hexane I will get blisters and itch, If I use
Hexane in eye drops, my eyes will itch, and if I put Hexane into my
stomach, it causes me to feel nausea, vomit and suffer brain damage. It
appears that hexane is an irritant locally, wherever it contacts the
body is the place where the adverse effects are most profound and
bothersome.
This report then admits that: LONG TERM EXPOSURE: no information on
significant adverse effects... When in the last statement, the report
confesses that exposure to this toxin causes: nausea, vomiting,
headache, symptoms of drunkenness, brain damage . A "News-bite"
reading of the statement: no information on significant adverse
effects. May be ill advised. How can there be no information on
signifigant adverse effects for long term exposure when signifigant
adverse effects are noted in the short term?
If a person drinks Hexane for lunch on Monday, and suffers those
adverse effects(nausea, vomiting,headache,symptoms of drunkenness,brain
damage)
and drinks that Hexane lunch every Monday for the rest of his life, Is
this person not going to have at least the same adverse effects noted
for short term exposure? Should not the MSDS sheet say that the long
term effects for Hexane exposure by ingestion are the same as noted for
the short term effects for Hexane ingestion exposure?
Why not just say it? Is something keeping the OSHA from putting it in
writing? Might it be that Hexane indeed is a regular ingredient in my
food and actually is present in sufficient adversely affecting amounts
in the foods and meat that I eat that OSHA encounters resistance to
stating the obvious- "same as short-term"- when naming the
long-term effects for Hexane ingestion?
Everyone tells the truth of who they are when they speak. Who does OSHA
reveal that they are in changing their manner away from their standard
MSDS statement, saying that the effects for long-term are the same as
for short term, compared to what they have said: "we are not noting
in this report any adverse effects for long term exposure"?
In researching many MSDS sheets it will be found that the of no
information on significant adverse effects is unique in light of the
previous statement. Normally for long term effects the noted effects
are the same as for the short term effects at least.
This is a question that is an important health concern because there
are many mysterious diseases today. Hexane residues are the cause for
these maladies; causing dairy livestock to have trouble re-breeding,
that Hexane effectively concentrated in the animal's meats being the
cause for the men of America's need for Rogaine because their hair is
falling out, the need for Viagra because they can no longer get it up,
and is the cause for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia,
Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, Mad Cow Disease and
Scrapie, etcetera. I have read that Parkinson's Disease has been
linked to exposure to solvents, with Michael J Fox as the poster boy.
That is what hexane is, a solvent. Recalling the short term ingestion
of Hexane includes brain damage in the short term, and that
encephalopathy is that, brain damage, what would I look for if I were
to conduct a study to eliminate TSE and BSE? Could it be something in
the high protein meals that is the cause for this brain damage? How
could I prove to myself that although Hexane when eaten over the short
term causes brain damage does not cause more severe brain damage when
eaten over the long term?
Does the toxin Hexane eaten by poor people who think they are unable to
afford the higher quality foods the cause for those poor people's
immune system to become overloaded, the immune system sufficiently
compromised by eating high levels of cheap food? I look into this, I
see that Hexane has been noted to be an immune-system depressor. Some
people are immune to the (HIV)Hexane Immunodefeciency Virus because
they have never eaten Hexane in any form, nor been exposed to Hexane in
their home or at their work.
Aids is the long term effect of exposure to ingestion of Hexane and
Methylene Chloride, the cheap solvents used to process vegetable oils
from their seeds, because people who do not know to put their money
where their mouth is and instread eat cheap food.
The linking of two chemical solvents used in cattle food
production-Hexane and Methylene Chloride-that both individually cause
immune system depression-with the disease that is called acquired
immunodefeciency syndrome because a person has eaten that chemical over
a long period is not a startling leap, but is continuing on the same
path. Remember that some people are immune to the HIV without any
drugs. Something cows eat causes them get Mad Cow Disease, in only New
Zealand and Australia, livestock are known to be free of TSE and BSE.
What do the livestock of New Zealand and Australia eat that is
different from the livestock of the remainder of the world? Remember
that this malady is not a communicable disease, cows do not spread it
to the neighbor cows, but is confessed that what the animal eats is the
cause for the encephalopathy.
When the New Zealander cattle operations are studied, it will be seen
that they do not feed the hexane laced meals as the rest of the world
does, and they do not fatten out their livestock by feeding them high
amounts of grain, most new Zealanders feed no grain at all, but feed
only grass and hay.
It is standard hygene practice now to maintain cleanliness while a
doctor is working with patients ill for any disease. This was not
accepted as necessary in the past, but the idea met resistance until
people saw that keeping clean and washing with water reduces the
spreading of diseases. How long will people resist the view that
feeding the immuno-supressant Hexane to animals and to people is the
cause for the auto-immune maladies that are prevailing now?
250 000 MSDS sheets total in archive
81 026 MSDS sheets found containing solvent.
60 557 MSDS sheets found containing nervous system.
19 770 MSDS sheets found containing headaches.
1 837 MSDS sheets found containing brain damage.
Hexane is a solvent that effects the brain and central nervous system
through a person's blood. Hexane causes brain damage and headaches.
On a final note, Hexane is known to cause impotence when it is in a
person's blood over a long period of time.
This letter I intend to send to whoever is responsible for the accuracy
and forthrightness of the MSDS information.
Earnestly,
Dale Baney
bane...@gmail.com