minimum lethal dose of fluoride is 5 milligrams of fluoride for each kilogram of bodyweight. Fluoride toothpastessold in the U.S.A., including those marketed to children, contain this minimum lethal dose of fluoride. Each yearPoison <strong>Control</strong> gets thousands of reports related to excessive ingestion of fluoride. Early symptoms of acutetoxicity, e.g., gastrointestinal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, excess salivation, fever, can be produced at dosesas low as 0.1 to 0.3 mg/kg. A dose as low as 5 mg/kg may be fatal for some children. This means the ingestoionof a tube can kill the average 9-year-old child and half a tube can kill a 2-year-old child. <strong>The</strong> number of ingestedfluoride supplements with vitamins necessary to kill a 2-year-old is 60 tablets and 90 tablets could kill a 5-year-old.Concentrated fluoride treatments from a dentist can be used to kill rodents when mixed in a bait. That is whyit was so dangerous when we used 1080; not only could it kill by ingestion, there was no antidote and inhaledfluoride is implicated in acute respiratory failure. Grand Rapids, Michigan was the first city to add fluoride tothe drinking water. NOTE: When the fumigant sulfuryl fluoride breaks down it forms fluoride in the soil, in yourhome or on your food.Fly Paper - Make your own: Mix ¼ c. syrup, 1 T. granulated sugar and 1 T. brown sugar in a bowl. Cut stripsof brown kraft paper and soak them in this mixture. Let dry overnight. Put a small hole in the top and hang thestrips wherever you see flies.Fly Swatters - Often the best and safest way to control a fly or individual. <strong>The</strong> main line of defense in any Pestisafe® tool box; you can whack many pests including pets and kids with a (clean) fly swatter.Fly Tapes - An old reliable way to control a lot of flies (or bats or fleas); can now be purchased in many differentforms/shapes. Some have “flies” imprinted on them, or are now in “color” to increase their initial acceptance asa “safe” resting place.Fly Traps - http://www.catchmaster.com/ and Safe Solutions Fly Traps, http://www.safesolutionsinc.com.Foam - Aerosol foam cans or better yet guns quickly caulk; fill; seal voids, cracks, crevices; around pipes, doors,and/or windows excluding many spiders, mites, insects and mammals and/or making many habitats inaccessibleor unusable. When injected into carpenter ant, bee or hornet nests, foam insulation will quickly “encapsulate”them all and turn them into instant “fossils”.Foil - Foils can be used to repel insects. Foil potato chip bags can be taped open on a wall and cockroacheswill climb into the bag but will be unable to climb out.Folic Acid - helps prevent birth defects (especially of the spinal cord), heart disease and osteoporosis in adults.Pesticides are a folic acid antagonist.Food-grade DE - This pure diatomaceous earth product from Safe Solutions, Inc. contains less than ½% silicaand is used to stop flour from caking and is what the Author recommends to kill insects, e.g., ear mites. Addingit to animal feed increases flow and decreases mold, stops insect damage, prevents maggots and increasesdigestibility of the feed and, thereby, increases food production.Formaldehyde - causes schizophrenic-type condition. See Notes in Chapter 13 and Aspartame.Formula 409 - can be used as a spray to kill insects almost immediately.Four (4) Thieves Oil - can be used as an insect repellent.Fragrance and Herbs - Place tansy near your kitchen door or where flies tend to cluster. Other repellentsinclude oil of cloves and mint springs. Set a sponge in a saucer and soak it with oil of lavender to repel flies.A pot of basil set on a window sill or table will help reduce the number of flies in the room. Mix ½ pound rosemary,½ pound mint, ¼ pound thyme, ¼ pound ginseng and 2 tablespoons cloves and put in cheesecloth bagsto be used as a sachet, or sachets of any of the following: dried lemon peels, dried lavender, bay leaves, wholecloves, cedar chips, dried rosemary and mint or whole peppercorns will repel fabric pests. Rub citronella oilon exposed areas or burn citronella candles to repel mosquitoes. Dried or fresh marigolds repel insects too.Pennyroyal, rubbed on the skin, tansy planted near a door, or basil plants will repel mosquitoes. Eucalyptus,rosemary, citronella, pennyroyal, garlic on pets to keep fleas off. Try bayberry leaves as a flea repellent on cats.394
Repel roaches with bay leaves and eucalyptus.Fragrance Oils - which are a mixture of monoterpenes and/or essential oils act as insect growth regulatorsagainst fleas. When mixed with finely crushed calcium carbonate, they can kill cockroaches. Dust formulationsget fragrance oils closer to the nervous system sites and make them more lethal. Fragrance oils also are highlyrepellent.Frankincense - Anti-bacterial, antiseptic, holy oil used in ancient times to improve communication with G-d. Enrichedextract of the Somalian frankincense herb Boswellia corteri has been shown to destroy bladder cancer cells.Freezing - kills insects by exposing them to rapid temperature change. Remember the first killing frost in the fallwhen all of the outdoor insects stopped making noise and hitting your windshield? Why? Mother Nature killedthem quickly and safely. In winter months put infested items outside in a secured or locked area in summer,put them in freezers or meat lockers and/or refrigerated trucks called “reefers” - zero degrees Fahrenheit will killall stages of insect life. Insects are cold-blooded and they are extremely sensitive to even slight temperaturechanges! This technique is inappropriate for many composite or painted objects. Most animal skins,books, papers and textiles can be frozen safely. Temperatures in the freezer should be around -20 o to -40 o C. Adeep freeze unit rather than a common household freezer should be used, and self-defrosting freezers shouldnever be used due to their low Relative Humidity. If the items have been previously stored in a cold climate orare frozen too slowly, the insects will become acclimated and may not succumb to freezing - so drop the temperatureas rapidly as possible. <strong>The</strong> object to be frozen should first be sealed in a plastic bag. Place the objectin the freezer for at least 2 weeks. Objects thicker than one foot should be left in 1 week longer. <strong>The</strong> interiorwill freeze and thaw at a slower rate than the exterior of the object. During freezing and thawing care should betaken to observe for any condensation inside the bag or on the object. Liquid nitrogen can be injected.Fresh Bay Leaves and Peeled Garlic Cloves - are natural pest repellers. Dried thyme in sachets will give yourhome a fresh aroma and when properly placed will repel silver fish and other pests.Fuel Alcohol - You can make your own fuel: http://www.ttb.gov/industrial/alcohol_fuel.shtmlFungicides - sulphur, copper, Bourdeaux mixtureAdvantages: Provides fungicidal action and disease control.Disadvantages: Toxic to mammals, wildlife, and many beneficials. Timing of application is critical.Sulphur should not be used within a month of oil sprays or when temperature is above 80 ° to 85° F.Unsafe levels may build up in soil after years of use.Fungisafes - 1 gal. warm water, 2 T. vegetable oil, 2 T. dish soap and ½ c. baking soda; mix and spray anddrench affected plants. This mix will normally not harm plants. Another recipe: 3 cloves crushed garlic, 1minced onion and 1 tsp. crushed jalapeno pepper; steep in 1 qt. warm water for several hours. Strain througha disposable coffee filter or cheesecloth. Add 1 gallon warm water and a dash of dish soap and 2 T. canola orvegetable oil. Spray this mix wherever you see rust, blackspot or any other fungus problem. Fungus problemscan also be controlled with compost tea, liquid seaweed, blackstrap molasses, apple cider vinegar, potassiumbicarbonate or garlic juice (diluted about 1 T. per 1 gal. water). You can add various combinations of thesefungus-fighting ingredients at 1 T. each, but test a few leaves first and always spray lightly during the cool partof the day. Clean your sprayer after each use. See Antibiosis.Fungal Disease <strong>Control</strong>1. A mixture of ash (2-3 kg) and 1 litre of castor oil is spread on a seed bed of a size of about 100 m2. <strong>The</strong>application is repeated 2-3 times at intervals of 7-10 days. This provides protection against soil bornediseases in tobacco nurseries.2. 2 kg of turmeric powder and 8 kg of wood ash is mixed well. This is applied over plants during earlymorning hours for treatment against powdery mildew.3. Ginger can be used at the concentration of 20 gms / litre of water and sprayed thrice at intervals of 15days. This provides protection against powdery mildew and other fungal diseases.4. A small handful of slaked lime can be applied at the base of the tomato plant. This combats damping - offdisease.5. Cattle and goat urine have fungicidal properties. Urine from animals with a vegetarian diet is said to be395
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