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- From: Marty Hanks <marty AT justbeenc.com>
- To: NaturalBeesinNC AT yahoogroups.com, Orange County Bees <ocba AT lists.ibiblio.org>, betsey spencer <betseysbees AT gmail.com>
- Subject: [ocba] Fwd: need current ingredients for HBH
- Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2012 07:25:28 -0400
morning folks,
I'm forwarding this email from the Honey B Healthy owner Robert(bob). I have used HBH in the past til this years fourmula change...seems tey have changed it again. Seems like they are back on track. I have always had good results with it.
It is also very good in winter feeding!
cheers,
marty
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Robert Noel <rcnoel AT atlanticbb.net>
Date: Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 12:28 AM
Subject: Re: need current ingredients for HBH
To: Marty Hanks <marty AT justbeenc.com>
Cc: Anpak <anpakllc AT yahoo.com>, Garry Noel <garry AT honeybhealthy.com>
Hi
From: Robert Noel <rcnoel AT atlanticbb.net>
Date: Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 12:28 AM
Subject: Re: need current ingredients for HBH
To: Marty Hanks <marty AT justbeenc.com>
Cc: Anpak <anpakllc AT yahoo.com>, Garry Noel <garry AT honeybhealthy.com>
Marty,
Thank you for your inquiry.
Our NON-GMO product does not have SLS.
Go here for our new AD http://honeybhealthy.com/AD.jpg
Go here for more on HBH: http://www.honeybhealthy.com/HoneyBHealthy.html
See attached current label with ingredient list not
showing Sodium Laurel Sulfate.
Where did you see a NON-GMO labeled HBH with SLS on the
ingredient list? There are still some earlier HBH productions that have SLS on
the label sold by dealers.
Honey-B-Healthy is still the same product with the
Lecithin we use being tested and Certified NO-GMO along with other strict
certification required by our manufacturer who is FDA-Registered. All of the
ingredients we use are Certified.
The SLS that we did use in earlier productions was made
from Coconut Oil. I believe there is a synthetic grade used in industrial
cleaners, soaps, detergents and etc. The reason we used it was it helped
stabilize the product by helping the oils stay in suspension. Our new
FDA-Registered manufacturer uses a special high grade Lecithin that contains
enough emulsifiers for oil suspension. Therefore we no longer need the
SLS.
All of our dealers as yet do not have the SLS Free NON-GMO HBH, so check before you buy.
SLS is made from fatty alcohols
from coconut oil: Go here for more:
http://personalcaretruth.com/2010/05/a-closer-look-at-sodium-lauryl-sulfate/
Is SLS really that bad:
http://www.gmagazine.com.au/219/ask-g-is-sodium-lauryl-sulphate-really-bad
I hope this answers your question.
Bob Noel
Honey-B-Healthy, Inc.
Phone: 703-880-6670
Fax: 703-880-5115
Email: bob AT Honeybhealthy.com
http://www.Honeybhealthy.com
http://rnoel.50megs.com
Honey-B-Healthy, Inc.
Phone: 703-880-6670
Fax: 703-880-5115
Email: bob AT Honeybhealthy.com
http://www.Honeybhealthy.com
http://rnoel.50megs.com
From: Marty Hanks
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2012 5:33 PM
Subject: need current ingredients for HBH
I was hoping Bob or someone could help me understand your "new" ingredient
list. Your new label touts "non-gmo" lecithin..thats is great!
BUT i was at a shop that had your product...it had on there that you also
put in laurel sodium sulfate!
Is that still being used in your "NEW" HBH products?? I have always used
HBH til this past spring when i found that out. That is a binding agent that
SOAP companies use...isn't it!?? IF so...how is that healthy to
bees??
I need to know as i want to buy your HBH peoduct, but i will not w/ L.S.S
in it.
thanks!
--
Marty Hanks
Just Bee, Apiaries
Home of the Orange County Honey Project.
"Created by Artisans....Bottled by Humans"
--
Marty Hanks
Just Bee, Apiaries
Home of the Orange County Honey Project.
"Created by Artisans....Bottled by Humans"
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[ocba] Fwd: need current ingredients for HBH,
Marty Hanks, 09/18/2012
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