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Testiranje na pesticide

Rezultati testiranja ljudi na pesticide putem uzoraka kose. Testiranje ljudi na pesticide na Hvaru je projekt Udruge Eco Hvar koji je u tijeku. Laboratorij Kudzu u Francuskoj testirao je uzorke na 100 pesticida. Ovo su preliminarni rezultati.

Testiranje na pesticide

Napomena: jedina osoba koja je bila negativna na odabrane pesticide redovito ozonira namirnice osim ako se zna da su organski proizvedene.

Piletina se ozonira

Pesticidi prisutni po osobi:

Datum analize.    Osoba.    Mjesto prebivališta.    Broj pronađenih pesticida.
08.12.2022.       (ž. 1948.)    Pitve                           6.
21.06.2023.       (ž. 1960.)    Pitve                           0.
21.06.2023.       (ž. 1975.)    blizu Vrboske             8.
17.07.2023.       (ž. 1964.)    Vrisnik                       11.
17.07.2023.       (m.1964.)    Hvar                           8.
17.07.2023.       (m.2019.)    Pitve                           7.
17.07.2023.       (ž. 1988.)    Pitve                           10.
01.12.2023.       (ž. 1987.)    Jelsa                            3.
08.01.2024.       (ž. 1982.)   Jelsa                             4.
 
Ozonizator

4,4-DDD - organoklorni pesticid; metabolit. EU / ECHA: nije odobren
1. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik
2. uzorak 17.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m.1964.) Hvar

4,4-DDE (p.p'-DDE) - organoklorni pesticid; metabolit. EU / ECHA: nije odobren
1. uzorak 24.11.2022., analiza 08.12.2022. - (ž. 1948.) Pitve
2. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik
3. uzorak 22.12.2023., analiza 08.01.2024. - (ž. 1982.) Jelsa
 
ALETRIN (d-Aletrin) - sintetički piretroid. EU: nije odobren ( rješenje 30.11.2002. ); ECHA: nije odobren
1. uzorak 24.11.2022., analiza 08.12.2022 - (ž. 1948.) Pitve
2. uzorak 06.11.2023. analyza 01.12.2023. (ž. 1987) Jelsa

AMETOKRADIN - triazolopirimidinski fungicid.
1.uzorak 25.05.2023., analiza 21.06.2023. - (ž. 1975.) Blizu Vrboske

AZOKSISTROBIN - strobilurin fungicid.
1. uzorak 24.11.2022., analiza 08.12.2022. - (ž. 1948.) Pitve
2. uzorak 25.05.2023., analiza 21.06.2023. - (ž. 1975.) Blizu Vrboske
3. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik
4. uzorak 17.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m.1964.) Hvar
5. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m. 2019.) Pitve
6. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1988.) Pitve
7. uzorak  06.11.2023. analyza 01.12.2023. (ž. 1987) Jelsa
8. uzorak 22.12.2023., analiza 08.01.2024. - (ž. 1982.) Jelsa
 
CIPERMETRIN - piretroidni insekticid
1. uzorak 06.11.2023. analiza 01.12.2023. (ž. 1987) Jelsa

FIPRONIL. pirazol insekticid. EU: odobrenje isteklo 30.09.2017.; ECHA: nije odobren
1. uzorak 25.05.2023., analiza 21.06.2023. - (ž. 1975.) Blizu Vrboske
2. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m. 2019.) Pitve
3. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1988.) Pitve

FIPRONIL SULFONA pirazol; glavni metabolit od fipronila. EU / ECHA: nije odobren
1. uzorak 24.11.2022., analiza 08.12.2022. - (ž. 1948.) Pitve
2. uzorak 25.05.2023., analiza 21.06.2023. - (ž. 1975.) Blizu Vrboske
3. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m.2019.) Pitve
4. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1988.) Pitve

FLUDIOKSONIL - fenilpirol fungicid
1. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik

IMIDAKLOPRID. neonikotinoid insekticid. EU: odobrenje isteklo 01.12.2020. [ECHA: obnova odobrenja u tijeku, kolovoz 2023.]
1. uzorak 24.11.2022., analiza 08.12.2022 - (ž. 1948.) Pitve
2. uzorak 25.05.2023., analiza 21.06.2023. - (ž. 1975.) Blizu Vrboske
3. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023 - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik
4. uzorak 17.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m.1964.) Hvar
5. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m.2019.) Pitve
6. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1988.) Pitve

ISOPROTURON fenil ureja herbicid. EU: odobrenje isteklo 30.06.2016.
1. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1988.) Pitve

LINDANE (HCH-gamma) - organokloridni insekticid. EU: nije odobren ( rješenje 21.12.2000. ); ECHA: nije odobren
1. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023 - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik
2. uzorak 17.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m.1964.) Hvar

MALATHION - organofosfatni insekticid. ECHA: nije odobren
1. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1988.) Pitve

METALAKSIL, METALAKSIL-M - fenilamid fungicid
1. uzorak 25.05.2023., analiza 21.06.2023. - (ž. 1975.) Blizu Vrboske

MIREX , organoklorni insekticid. EU, ECHA nije odobren
1. uzorak 22.12.2023., analiza 08.01.2024. - (ž. 1982.) Jelsa

PERMETRIN - sintetički piretroid insekticid. EU: nije odobren ( rješenje 27.12.2000.)
1. uzorak 24.11.2022., analiza 08.12.2022. - (ž. 1948.) Pitve
2. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik
3. uzorak 17.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m. 1964.) Hvar
4. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1988.) Pitve

PIPERONIL BUTOKSID - piretroidni sinergist.
1. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik

PIRIMETANIL - anilinopiramidin fungicid
1. uzorak 25.05.2023., analiza 21.06.2023. - (ž. 1975.) Blizu Vrboske

PROPIKONAZOL - triazol fungicid. EU: odobrenje isteklo 19.12.2018.
1. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik
2. uzorak 17.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m.1964.) Hvar
3. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m. 2019.) Pitve
4. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1988.) Pitve

PROPOXUR - karbamat insekticid. EU: nije odobren ( rješenje 30.11.2002.); ECHA: nije odobren
1. uzorak 25.05.2023., analiza 21.06.2023. - (ž. 1975.) Blizu Vrboske

TEBUKONAZOL - triazol fungicid
1. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023 - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik
2. uzorak 17.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m.1964.) Hvar
3. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m. 2019.) Pitve
4. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1988.) Pitve

TRANSFLUTRIN - piretroidni insekticid. EU: nije odobren, nije na popisu
1. uzorak 15.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023 - (ž. 1964.) Vrisnik
2. uzorak 17.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m.1964.) Hvar
3. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (m. 2019.) Pitve
4. uzorak 26.06.2023., analiza 17.07.2023. - (ž. 1988.) Pitve
5. uzorak 22.12.2023., analiza 08.01.2024. - (ž. 1982.) Jelsa

Za detalje o identificiranim pesticidnim tvarima, pogledajte 'Pesticidi, njihove moguće nuspojave i status odobrenja'.
[http://www.eco-hvar.com/hr/opasni-otrovi/267-pesticidi-njihove-moguce-nuspojave-i-status-odobrenja]

Napomena: 100 testiranih pesticida nije uključivalo sve tvari korištene na Hvaru, opsežnije testiranje moglo bi identificirati prisutnost više od onih koje su ovdje navedene. Nismo testirali na glifosat.
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