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Results from our forumRe: Microbiology Investigation improvements?... Pages 125–129) and garlic has shown antimicrobial activity. All antimicrobial activity observed in the GSE experiments were credited to synthetic preservative agents within the seeds. The homeopathy industry insists that GSE has antimicrobial properties and continues to market it regardless of ...
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Growth of bacteria and fungi in a cosmetic product... Cosmetic micro quality is as much a function of process hygiene as preservation as bacteria can adapt/ develop tolerance and resistance to any preservative given the right opprtunity.
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Re: Growth of bacteria and fungi in a cosmetic product... the cosmetic as an indication of contamination. That is why we use the antimicrobial efficacy test/challenge test to determine the efficacy of its preservative.
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Benzoic acid and Ascorbic acid on enzymesHi, How does benzoic acid inhibit bacterial growth and act as a preservative? Will this have anything to do with the way it acts as an enzyme inhibitor? How does it actually inhibit the enzyme? What is the mechanism? Is it the same for Ascorbic acid? Thanks ...
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Re: Important unknown nanotech within humans... hydrogen doner,as to is sodium chlorite and formaldhyde.all three are present in the human consumption chain,bezoic acid being a highy common food preservative,sodium chlorite is present in toothpast,chewing gum,shampoo and aqueous cosmetic formulations,.formaldehyde is present in tobocco smoke, ...
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