Why our ancestors used copper utensils?

[Vaagmi]

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Chandrika Soap is claimed to be free from any animal ingredients. Is this correct?

May be true and may not be true. It all depends on:

1. The regulating Government agency's supervising mechanism. This is usually lax in our country.

2. The bottom line in the balance sheet of the company. If its profit margins are thin and is under constant threat, the temptation to cut corners is irresistible. The Company may quietly add mutton tallow to coconut oil and it will be hard to discover.

 

[auh]

How did our anscestors know about e coli? I believe that our healing practices were holistic and at a macro level. No knowledge at the micro-organism level was possible, evidently, and hence whatever practice they adopted was either suited to availability of resources or lifestyle fitment or trial and error mechanism. One great advantage, perhaps, may have been that usage of bio friendly materials was prevalent (since they did not possess the modern know-how) and relatively , their practices look better than our current practices.

 

[renuka]

So next time when you use a soap in the nursinghome after examining a patient remember vaagmi's words. You may be washing your hands with mutton tallow. LOL.

LOL! Out here we have Halal Logo for all products and products that contain animal DNA needs to be specified on the label.

So we know which products contain animal DNA and which don't.

The products that contain animal DNA have to only use animal products from a Halal source and its specified on the label.