Bee Hempy

10/05/2025

Everybody who knows me knows this. Right? RIGHT?!!!

Sea Salt vs Table Salt: Know the Difference 🧂

10/03/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1Qthx3VPwP/

I do NOT consent!
Know the farmer that grows your lettuce!

10/02/2025

It cleanses your “animals’ “ guts… 😁

09/26/2025

It’s September, which means it’s almost Halloween
Trickedbythetreat.com

09/25/2025

Tylenol discussion?

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09/25/2025

Such a beautiful morning today. Having my feet in the spongy wet cold grass… how invigorating!
Had to share my tree with a spider who was busy crafting a web on it, but hiding. Maybe tomorrow, I’ll see her.
Best time of the year… 😍

09/24/2025

Stop using scented ANYTHING!
No fabreeze sh*t, no candles (unless they’re with clean wax and essential oils, no trees on rear view mirrors, no motion activated plug ins, no sprays on the toilet (open the window, would you?!)

All these are neurotoxins. Friends in the community, who’ve visited my MOCHA meetings know this.

READ LABELS!
On EVERYTHING!

Recent research from Purdue University found that using scented wax melts can produce indoor air pollution in the form of nanoparticles that is comparable in concentration and respiratory exposure to emissions from diesel engines. This finding challenges the perception that flameless scented products are a safer alternative to burning candles.

Unlike diesel fumes, which come from combustion, wax melts produce nanoparticles through a chemical reaction. Scented wax melts release high levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), specifically fragrant compounds called terpenes, when heated. The terpenes react with naturally occurring ozone in the indoor air. The product of this reaction is new nanoparticle formation.

A study published in Environmental Science and Technology Letters found that scented wax melts created nanoparticle concentrations similar to those emitted by gas stoves, scented candles and diesel and natural gas engines.

Respiratory tract modeling showed that the particles created by wax melts resulted in dose rates comparable to those from sources like diesel engines. The small size to these nanoparticles allows them to pe*****te deep into the lungs.

Scented wax melts also contain endocrine disruptors like phthalates, which are chemicals found in fragrances that can interfere with hormones. A 2025 American Chemical Society study highlighted that compounds released from scented wax melts can react with indoor air to form potentially harmful particles, and other research confirms volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such as formaldehyde and benzene can be released from these products.

Endocrine disruption is a huge concern as it can lead to extreme hormonal imbalances, infertility, metabolic disorders, developmental abnormalities, reduced brain function, weakening of the immune system, and even is linked to increased cancer risk.

PMID: 39957788, 38222738

05/16/2025

One of my customers made this for me! 😃
Hand-crafted, local wood. ♥️

One of my absolute favorite animals!
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏

Feeling totally grateful!

Now I will need to get inspired of what I’ll call him? Her? 😳🤣😂

Silvia Maurer