Assalamualaikum waramatullah sahabat-sahabat..
Haa jangan tak tahu lampin pakai buang atau orang putih kabo disposable diaper (diaper) tu sebenornya bahaya. Saya baru je tahu. Ni nak bagi tahulah pada sesiapa yang belum tahu. Pada yang dah tahu tu...apa pasal tak bagi tahu??
Sebelum ni pernah juga saya dengar yang diaper ni tak lupus selepas dibuang sehingga 5 tahun dan sesetenghnya melebihi tempoh 5 tahun. Tapi macam tak ambik action sangat...(teruk betul) sebab pada fikiran saya pakainya berbaloi...aduhh...
Jadi sesiapa yang sependapat tu moh baca artikel di bawah ni dan ambiklah action...jangan biarkan si luncai terjun dengan labu-labunya...eh...(boleh pakai ke peribahasa ni..??)
Artikel berkenaan bahaya diaper yang saya copy and paste (penat ler nak taip puloks..)
Sila baca..
The Real Dangers of Disposable Nappies
We all know that modern disposable nappies are produced using valuable resources such as petroleum based plastics, and wood pulp, as well as adhesives and a host of chemical products- and we all know this is harmful to the environment. But as parents, it is also our duty to carefully evaluate these chemicals and assess their potential consequences when using them on our infants.
Taken from the a large disposable nappy manufacturers website, they list some of the components that make up their nappies:
‘The inside absorbent padding on our nappies is made of wood cellulose fibre, a fluffy paper-like material, and a super-absorbent material called polyacrylate. Other materials used include polypropylene, polyester, and polyethylene. These are all synthetic materials designed to enhance the fit of the nappy and the help stop leaks. The elastic strands in all our nappies are made of synthetic rubber to provide a snug but gentle fit for baby. In addition, our nappies feature an all-over breathable outer cover”
This ‘list’ is described in a promotional manner, however these synthetic substances and plastic ingredients are hardly reassuring when you take a closer look….
Sodium Polyacrylate- Ever noticed little gel balls on your babies bottom after wearing a disposable nappy? Welcome to Sodium Polyacrylate - A Super Absorbent Polymer that turns urine into gel and can absorb 100 times its weight in liquid. This is a substance which was banned from use in tampons in 1985 due to its link with Toxic Shock Syndrome. Employees in factories producing Polyacrylate suffer from female organ damage, fatigue and weight loss. No long term studies have been conducted to assess the risks of 24/7 exposure to this compound on a babies vulnerable genitals.
Due to its extreme absorbency, this chemical has been found to draw moisture from the skin, causing severe nappy rash and bleeding of perineal and scrotal tissue. Sodium Polyacrylate is also lethal to cats when inhaled.
Dioxin- The most toxic of all cancer-linked chemicals, and a by-product of the paper bleaching process. Dioxin has been known to cause birth defects, skin disease and liver damage.
TBT (Tribulytin)- This substance was found in Pampers® Ultra Dry nappies in May 2000. TBT is one of the most toxic substances ever produced, it damages the immune system and impairs the hormonal system. There is also speculation of a link with male sterility.
Xylene, Ethylbenzene, Styrene & Ispropylene - These are some of the chemicals which were reported to be released from disposable nappies in a study published in the Archives of Environmental Health (1999). Anderson Laboratories exposed lab mice to various brands of disposable nappies and found them to suffer from asthma like symptoms, including bronchoconstriction and eye, nose and throat irritation as a direct result. Xylene and Ethylbenzene are suspected endocrine, neuro and respiratory toxins; Styrene is a suspected carcinogen and respiratory toxin; Ispropylene is a suspected neurotoxin.
Male Infertility- In 2000, a scientifc study was conducted at Kiel University in Germany which indicated that the widespread use of disposable nappies, which heat the testes above body temperature, is a significant factor in the declining fertility rates in Western European males.
Nappy Rash- Reported instances of nappy rash rose from 7.1% to a whopping 61% with the increased use of disposable nappies according to a review of Proctor and Gambles own studies (The Landbank Consultancy Limited, 1991). How very handy for Nappy Rash Cream manufacturers!
So, we can see that the petroleum based plastic and wood pulp compounds of the disposable nappy are harmful enough to us and our world, but adding chemicals such as Sodium Polycrylate and Dioxin into the mix, as well as allergy causing irritants like fragrances and deodorants, we could potientally have serious problems.
There has currently been no where near enough studies assessing the long term risks of the modern disposable nappy- especially because they are ever changing, and always being ‘added to’- so really, is it worth taking that risk?
Article taken from http://www.babies-nappies.co.uk/
Dah baca? Macamana? Masih nak meneruskan memakaikan anak-anak kita dengan diaper tu yang jelas terang lagi bersuluh tentang kemerbahayaannya? Oke moh kita sama-sama bertukar...
Alhamdulillah saya dah cuba beralih sejak 3 bulan lalu walaupun tidak sepenuhnya lagilah. (Insyaallah lepas ni). Siang-siang dah pakai lampin kain malam je masih kekalkan dengan diaper. Yang ketara memang jimat dari segi kos. Yang tak berapa ketara bilik air tak lagi berbau diapers...hiks (ye lah kan kadang-kadang tak dan nak buang terus...) Mula-mula memang rasa sedikit lecehlah guna lampin kain (walaupun fesyen baru punya) tapi bila minda kita sudah menerimanya...insyaAllah tak ada apa yang boleh menyusahkan.
Lagi site-site mengenai bahaya lampin pakai buang;
http://www.awchamburg.org/AWCH_GettingSettled/AWCH_Child_Family/AWCH_Diapers.html
Sila baca..
The Real Dangers of Disposable Nappies
We all know that modern disposable nappies are produced using valuable resources such as petroleum based plastics, and wood pulp, as well as adhesives and a host of chemical products- and we all know this is harmful to the environment. But as parents, it is also our duty to carefully evaluate these chemicals and assess their potential consequences when using them on our infants.
Taken from the a large disposable nappy manufacturers website, they list some of the components that make up their nappies:
‘The inside absorbent padding on our nappies is made of wood cellulose fibre, a fluffy paper-like material, and a super-absorbent material called polyacrylate. Other materials used include polypropylene, polyester, and polyethylene. These are all synthetic materials designed to enhance the fit of the nappy and the help stop leaks. The elastic strands in all our nappies are made of synthetic rubber to provide a snug but gentle fit for baby. In addition, our nappies feature an all-over breathable outer cover”
This ‘list’ is described in a promotional manner, however these synthetic substances and plastic ingredients are hardly reassuring when you take a closer look….
Sodium Polyacrylate- Ever noticed little gel balls on your babies bottom after wearing a disposable nappy? Welcome to Sodium Polyacrylate - A Super Absorbent Polymer that turns urine into gel and can absorb 100 times its weight in liquid. This is a substance which was banned from use in tampons in 1985 due to its link with Toxic Shock Syndrome. Employees in factories producing Polyacrylate suffer from female organ damage, fatigue and weight loss. No long term studies have been conducted to assess the risks of 24/7 exposure to this compound on a babies vulnerable genitals.
Due to its extreme absorbency, this chemical has been found to draw moisture from the skin, causing severe nappy rash and bleeding of perineal and scrotal tissue. Sodium Polyacrylate is also lethal to cats when inhaled.
Dioxin- The most toxic of all cancer-linked chemicals, and a by-product of the paper bleaching process. Dioxin has been known to cause birth defects, skin disease and liver damage.
TBT (Tribulytin)- This substance was found in Pampers® Ultra Dry nappies in May 2000. TBT is one of the most toxic substances ever produced, it damages the immune system and impairs the hormonal system. There is also speculation of a link with male sterility.
Xylene, Ethylbenzene, Styrene & Ispropylene - These are some of the chemicals which were reported to be released from disposable nappies in a study published in the Archives of Environmental Health (1999). Anderson Laboratories exposed lab mice to various brands of disposable nappies and found them to suffer from asthma like symptoms, including bronchoconstriction and eye, nose and throat irritation as a direct result. Xylene and Ethylbenzene are suspected endocrine, neuro and respiratory toxins; Styrene is a suspected carcinogen and respiratory toxin; Ispropylene is a suspected neurotoxin.
Male Infertility- In 2000, a scientifc study was conducted at Kiel University in Germany which indicated that the widespread use of disposable nappies, which heat the testes above body temperature, is a significant factor in the declining fertility rates in Western European males.
Nappy Rash- Reported instances of nappy rash rose from 7.1% to a whopping 61% with the increased use of disposable nappies according to a review of Proctor and Gambles own studies (The Landbank Consultancy Limited, 1991). How very handy for Nappy Rash Cream manufacturers!
So, we can see that the petroleum based plastic and wood pulp compounds of the disposable nappy are harmful enough to us and our world, but adding chemicals such as Sodium Polycrylate and Dioxin into the mix, as well as allergy causing irritants like fragrances and deodorants, we could potientally have serious problems.
There has currently been no where near enough studies assessing the long term risks of the modern disposable nappy- especially because they are ever changing, and always being ‘added to’- so really, is it worth taking that risk?
Article taken from http://www.babies-nappies.co.uk/
Dah baca? Macamana? Masih nak meneruskan memakaikan anak-anak kita dengan diaper tu yang jelas terang lagi bersuluh tentang kemerbahayaannya? Oke moh kita sama-sama bertukar...
Alhamdulillah saya dah cuba beralih sejak 3 bulan lalu walaupun tidak sepenuhnya lagilah. (Insyaallah lepas ni). Siang-siang dah pakai lampin kain malam je masih kekalkan dengan diaper. Yang ketara memang jimat dari segi kos. Yang tak berapa ketara bilik air tak lagi berbau diapers...hiks (ye lah kan kadang-kadang tak dan nak buang terus...) Mula-mula memang rasa sedikit lecehlah guna lampin kain (walaupun fesyen baru punya) tapi bila minda kita sudah menerimanya...insyaAllah tak ada apa yang boleh menyusahkan.
Lagi site-site mengenai bahaya lampin pakai buang;
http://www.awchamburg.org/AWCH_GettingSettled/AWCH_Child_Family/AWCH_Diapers.html
http://www.integrativehealingdynamics.com/articles/children/disposable-diaper-dangers/
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2006/08/15/do-you-really-want-spend-more-to-expose-your-baby-to-the-dangers-of-disposable-diapers.aspx
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2006/08/15/do-you-really-want-spend-more-to-expose-your-baby-to-the-dangers-of-disposable-diapers.aspx
Habis tu kena pakai kain lampin macam zaman dulu-dulu ke? Jangan risau teknologi dah canggih. Nak tahu lebih lanjut tentang lampin kain zaman moden? Klik di bawah untuk lebih gambaran;
Yang ni pulak Malaysia punya.
wallahualam.
'Perubahan itu perlu dalam hidup walaupun kadangkala sukar. Setiap yang baik dan mendatangkan kebaikan perlulah diusahakan. Yang utama buatlah kerana Allah.'
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