Propylene Glycol in baby wipes, when used by adults can open up the body to attacks that mimic Flesh-Eating Bacteria...

Propylene Glycol is the primary ingredient in anti-freeze and destroys the nervous system of humans and animals when applied topically, and completely destroys the renal system when ingested.

This product should not be allowed to be used in or on humans!

But guess where it shows up? EVERYWHERE!

Most baby wipes and cosmetics have it, also frosting, and cake mixes!

Propylene Glycol is the primary ingredient in anti-freeze and destroys the nervous system of humans and animals when applied topically, and completely destroys the renal system when ingested.

This product should not be allowed to be used in or on humans!

But guess where it shows up? EVERYWHERE!

Most baby wipes and cosmetics have it, also frosting, and cake mixes!

Propylene Glycol

Actually, it "Ethylene Glycol" that you find in anti-freeze.

You guys are NUTS. Propylene Glycol is used as the solvent that they dissolve many intravenous medications in. That means, it's so safe for humans, you can inject it directly into your veins.

Of course if you consumed massive amounts of it you would die. You will also die if you consume massive amounts of water.

Get a grip? Yikes.

P.S. Why are you using it to sterilise a cut? Use some 6% peroxide. Crazy!

Propylene Glycol

Actually, it "Ethylene Glycol" that you find in anti-freeze.


Correct, that is the chemical they are getting confused with, but both are used in actuality. It depends on the anti freeze brand though, Ethylene Glycol is the dangerously toxic chemical

Propylene Glycol is basically safe, it would be easier to kill yourself with caffeine from food produces than propylene glycol from food products.

But watch out, dihydrogen monoxide is coming to get you!

Fool , the name has been changed on purpose to mislead peoples , using a slight different processing both are similar and both extremely toxic.

So many fucking idiots,shills here.

There is no link, BUT two years ago this happened to my leg.

It was mid-summer I was using babywipes to cleanse a small cut on my leg, I used them several times a day, and this small cut kept getting worse and wherever I used the wipes this redness that looked like a mild FEB infection started appearing and spreading!

After about two weeks when it had covered about 1/8 of my leg, I realized that it might be the wipes themselves that were causing the spread. I looked up the ingredients and sure enough, PG was the main indredient next to water. The effects of PG listed this as a possibility.

I discontinued using the wipes and my cut and leg fully recovered, but it took about 2 more weeks after that.

That's when I started posted this possibility for others to consider. I have heard of two other cases similar to mine.

Don't use baby wipes with PG, it's harmful to the skin.

No proof, just high suspicion.

both are similar

both extremely toxic

Fool

So many fucking idiots,shills here.

Fool , the name has been changed on purpose to mislead peoples , using a slight different processing both are similar and both extremely toxic.

So many fucking idiots,shills here.


No, you are just spreading fear based on bullshit and associations with similar sounding chemicals names, its a different chemical. You know like Ethane, Methane,.

'ane' in chemical naming denotes two carbon atoms bonded with a single bond, 'ene' denotes double bonds.

The prefixes of chemicals such as meth, eth, pro, pent, dec all denote numbers and types of carbon bonds in organic chemistry.

Propylene is also called Propene, the gycol is two hydroxyl groups on the molecule.

Ethylene glycol and propylene glycol are different in the way water and hydrogen peroxide are different, YES they are related, but a very slight difference in chemical make up produces very different chemical behaviours.

Try drinking a pint of hydrogen peroxide if you think similar chemicals have similar toxicities, by that logic hydrogen peroxide is no more toxic than ordinary water.

There is no link, BUT two years ago this happened to my leg.

It was mid-summer I was using babywipes to cleanse a small cut on my leg, I used them several times a day, and this small cut kept getting worse and wherever I used the wipes this redness that looked like a mild FEB infection started appearing and spreading!

After about two weeks when it had covered about 1/8 of my leg, I realized that it might be the wipes themselves that were causing the spread. I looked up the ingredients and sure enough, PG was the main indredient next to water. The effects of PG listed this as a possibility.

I discontinued using the wipes and my cut and leg fully recovered, but it took about 2 more weeks after that.

That's when I started posted this possibility for others to consider. I have heard of two other cases similar to mine.

Don't use baby wipes with PG, it's harmful to the skin.

No proof, just high suspicion.

You're basing all of this on one personal experience. Not scientific, no proof, you are a tard.

Fool , the name has been changed on purpose to mislead peoples , using a slight different processing both are similar and both extremely toxic.

So many fucking idiots,shills here.


No, you are just spreading fear based on bullshit and associations with similar sounding chemicals names, its a different chemical. You know like Ethane, Methane,.

'ane' in chemical naming denotes two carbon atoms bonded with a single bond, 'ene' denotes double bonds.

The prefixes of chemicals such as meth, eth, pro, pent, dec all denote numbers and types of carbon bonds in organic chemistry.

Propylene is also called Propene, the gycol is two hydroxyl groups on the molecule.

Ethylene glycol and propylene glycol are different in the way water and hydrogen peroxide are different, YES they are related, but a very slight difference in chemical make up produces very different chemical behaviours.

Try drinking a pint of hydrogen peroxide if you think similar chemicals have similar toxicities, by that logic hydrogen peroxide is no more toxic than ordinary water.



Ethylene and propylene are petroleum derivatives. You know the same thing that destroy wildlife when leaked.

Water and hydrogen peroxide(when in vegetables and fruits) are both natural and necessary to life.


Your ''logic'' fail but hey feel free to choke down on some petroleum derivatives , we both know you're shilling.

both are similar


In some regards yes.


both extremely toxic


No. Ethylene Glycol is the extremely toxic chemical, Propylene Glycol is a different and far less toxic chemical.


Fool


Let me get this right, im a fool, because i actually have some grasp of chemistry.


So many fucking idiots,shills here.


Let me get this right, i am also an idiot, and a shill because i dont agree with your naive, misunderstanding of scientific and chemical labeling nomenclature.

You know what i say, come back when you actually know something about science instead of spreading bullshit on the internet.

Also propylene glycol breaks down into pyruvic acid in the human body which is converted into glucose. Now this might be a problem for diabetics but for everyone else its fine.

Ethylene glycol on the other hand turns into oxalic acid which the liver cannot break down and will kill you. The antidote for ethylene glycol poisoning is ethanol though so some everclear will save you from it. It stops your liver from trying to metabolize the glycol and instead your liver metabolizes the ethanol causing the ethylene glycol to be elminated from your body before oxalic acid can be made.

Anything used on your skin to kill bacteria over a long period of time is a bad idea, you need more good bacteria to keep the bad bacteria in check.

Thats a little bit unfair calling him a tard, the guy/gal probably has some kind of dermatitus and thinks the PG caused it, yes it will agrivate it because they have a skin condition.

99% of people dont have a problem with it, because 1% do does not mean it is dangerous.

Some people cant go outside in the sunlight without blistering, does that mean the sunlight is dangerous, not really, i can be in high enough levels though, the same applies to chemical toxicity.

You can kill yourself with too much water, its called drowning or electrolyte dilution/water intoxication... LOL.

Also propylene glycol breaks down into pyruvic acid in the human body which is converted into glucose. Now this might be a problem for diabetics but for everyone else its fine.

Ethylene glycol on the other hand turns into oxalic acid which the liver cannot break down and will kill you. The antidote for ethylene glycol poisoning is ethanol though so some everclear will save you from it. It stops your liver from trying to metabolize the glycol and instead your liver metabolizes the ethanol causing the ethylene glycol to be elminated from your body before oxalic acid can be made.


Indeed, kind of ironic how the antidote to antifreeze poisoning is get really blind drunk, LOL.

+1 for truth and scientific accuracy.


Anything used on your skin to kill bacteria over a long period of time is a bad idea, you need more good bacteria to keep the bad bacteria in check.



Of course, this is what people need to understand, it is for this reason antibiotics should not be shoved down everybodies throat when they feel under the weather.

Most antibiotics are developed from chemicals secreted by fungi, which inhibit kill or stop the growth of bacterial micro organisms, essentially you use one micro-organism to kill another.

Ethylene and propylene are petroleum derivatives. You know the same thing that destroy wildlife when leaked.

Water and hydrogen peroxide(when in vegetables and fruits) are both natural and necessary to life.


Your ''logic'' fail but hey feel free to choke down on some petroleum derivatives , we both know you're shilling.