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Beer

Guinness beer contains Isinglass, a chemical found in fish bladders. Isinglass gathers stray yeast cells during the fermenting process and solidifies them into a mass which settles on the bottom of the barrel for removal.

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Vanilla from cow dung. People usually know vanilla was a product by plant. But someone can make vanilla from cow dung because eat plant and dung have plant fiber to make smell like vanilla.

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Fabric softener
The fabric softener that we use it consists of two chemicals. one that makes the fabric soft, including fatty acids derived from animals. When touching the surface of the fabric it will cause softness not stiffness because animal fat will coat the surface of the fabric. Makes the fabric soft and smooth. And the second part is perfume. Another substance that is made from animals and found in fabric softeners is musxylene, a synthetic mimicking deer scent. which at present has been discontinued.

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Earrings
Earrings made of peacock feathers.  Owner of a peacock and pheasant farm in Mae Hong Son  Got an idea to bring peacock feathers that shake off feathers during the rainy season.  May of every year  Let's make earrings.
-The owner has tried to use peacock feathers to make earrings and people around her like it and demand that it be sold.  So she keeps designing.  until her bear's name was "Moriya", which means "beloved peacock".  and apply other materials such as pearls, gold, gems, silver, etc., and have been well received by customers.

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fleece fabric. It is a type of woven fabric woven from animal fibers from wool or blended with cotton fibers. It is produced and processed into a variety of products such as bags, rugs, scarves, tailoring fabrics, shawls, bedspreads, and so on.

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will have you seeing red this year, but this time it's a good thing.

Since Jan. 5, the FDA has required food manufactures to disclose whether red cochineal beetles are among their products' ingredients. These beetles are farmed, harvested, dried and crushed to produce a red dye called carmine that, until this year, had been disguised in the ingredient list as "artificial color," "color added" or the all-encompassing "natural and artificial coloring."

Carmine provides pink, red and purple coloring to foods such as ice cream, yogurt, candy, and fruit drinks (should you permit that last one to be categorized as a food). Because of lax labeling laws, the extent of carmine in foods and drinks is not known.

Not that eating insects is necessarily gross. People around the world enjoy snacking, quite knowingly, on crickets, grasshoppers and ants, among many other bug-like creatures. And, really, God knows what crawfish are.

At issue is ambiguity in product labeling. "Natural and artificial coloring" means precious little. Why not just say that the food product contains "stuff" and call it a day? For example: Cheez Whiz? It contains a cheese-like substance and stuff. [Read: FDA Working to Replace Misleading Food Labels]
Clarity in color
The problem, of course, is that many of us would like to know more about what stuff is in the stuff. Some people are highly allergic to cochineal extract and its primary chemical ingredient, carminic acid. The coloring has been tied to dozens of cases of anaphylactic shock and near-death, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), which petitioned the FDA way back in 1998 to require clearer labeling for cochineal-infused foods.

Vegetarians, kosher-conscious Jews and halal-conscious Muslims also stood to benefit from knowing about the deliberate presence of an insect in their food.

So the lightning-fast FDA swooped into action. Nearly 13 years after CSPI's petition, the FDA now requires manufacturers selling foods "that contain cochineal extract or carmine specifically declare the presence of the color additive by its respective common or usual name, 'cochineal extract' or 'carmine,' in the ingredient statement of the food label." A similar rule applies to cosmetics, such as lipsticks, also effective Jan. 5.
Safer chemicals?
Carmine also is known commercially as Red 4. Unfortunately, many consumers confuse this with the far more common Red 40, as evidenced in the latter's nickname: "beetle juice." Red 40, called Allura Red AC in the food industry, is in really, really red foods and drinks such as Hawaiian Punch, and it is not an animal product.

Yes, vegetarians can breathe a sigh of relief that Red 40 comes from yummy, all-natural, organic petroleum, not beetles.

This brings us to the bigger question: Which is worse, natural or artificial food dyes? You may want to simply avoid food and drinks that glow in the dark.
Christopher Wanjek is the author of the books "Bad Medicine" and "Food At Work." His column, Bad Medicine, appears regularly on LiveScience.

Christopher Wanjek is the Bad Medicine columnist for Live Science and a health and science writer based near Washington, D.C. He is the author of two health books, "Food at Work" (2005) and "Bad Medicine" (2003), and a comical science novel, "Hey Einstein" (2012). For Live Science, Christopher covers public health, nutrition and biology, and he occasionally opines with a great deal of healthy skepticism. His "Food at Work" book and project, commissioned by the U.N.'s International Labor Organization, concerns workers health, safety and productivity. Christopher has presented this book in more than 20 countries and has inspired the passage of laws to support worker meal programs in numerous countries. Christopher holds a Master of Health degree from Harvard School of Public Health and a degree in journalism from Temple University. He has two Twitter handles, @wanjek (for science) and @lostlenowriter (for jokes).

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will have you seeing red this year, but this time it's a good thing. Since Jan. 5, the FDA has required food manufactures to disclose whether red cochineal beetles are among their products' ingredients.

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Mask
Mask , Beauty products that girls use a lot. It is a product making your face look like a baby face.it made frome skin, bone  of pig and cow.

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Leather bags
Leather bags  is the tanning of animal skins and processing them into finished skins. For use in leather production  and may be made of various patterns  or dyeing to create beauty  and then used to produce bags. Most of the hides used included crocodile, snake, cow, sheep, stingray, ostrich and horse, as these animals were raised for their direct use in leather goods. Animal husbandry  to deliver to the tannery is very popular.  Because it can generate a lot of revenue for the seller.

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Beeswax
Beeswax is a fat in its solid state. It is caused by a mixture of many compounds. Beeswax is in the nectar bee. It is a thin scale in the lower abdomen of the bee.
Wax is a substance with a melting point of 62-64 °C. Wax has no boiling point. But it can catch fire when the temperature is 120 °C. People use wax to make wax. and cosmetics It is also a component of the invention of wax figures.

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Honey wax

Honey wax make by honey from bee is a natural animal product.
Honey wax used for remove body hair.
It works better than other hair removal products on the body does not irritate the skin.

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L-cysteine ​​in pizza dough
Stretchy and firm doughs like pizza crust get their elasticity from L-cysteine, a dough conditioner and strengthener. Processed foods also include L-cysteine to extend their shelf life. The most commonly derived sources of L-cysteine come from duck, goose, and chicken feathers.

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Egg yolk oil
Egg yolk oil is an oil available at drugstores in Japan. It is a black viscous liquid contained in capsules. The oil extracted from egg yolks is rich in lecithin and vitamin E. Efficacy in preventing heart disease, slowing the appearance of whiteness, treating eczema and inflammation, helping the skin to shine and slowing down premature aging of the hawk skin.

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Keratin
Humans already have lots of keratin of our own, as this is the protein that makes up your hair, skin and fingernails. It can be derived from animal products like feathers, horns and wool, and is a very popular ingredient in many hair and nail treatments as it responds well to our own natural sources.

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Lanolin
Lanolin , also called wool yolk, wool wax, or wool grease, is a wax secreted by the sebaceous glands of wool-bearing animals. Lanolin used by humans comes from domestic sheep breeds that are raised specifically for their wool. Historically, many pharmacopoeias have referred to lanolin as wool fat ; often found in eyesshadow.

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Insulin
Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas. and has an important function Bring blood sugar to different tissues. of the body to create energy but for diabetics Can't bring blood sugar to use as energy fully. Due to lack of insulin hormones need to receive more insulin. Insulin is obtained by extracting the pancreas of pigs and cows.

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Cream cheese is a type of cheese made from cream or made with milk and added cream later. Cream cheese is fresh cheeses, which is different from normal cheese in that it is not fermented or heated to give a strong smell. The cheese will not be hard. But will have moist and soft texture.

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Red candy
Red cochineal beetles, when dried and crushed, produce a powder called carmine, which is used as an all-encompassing dye in red foods like candy, ice cream, and yogurt. Though it previously slipped under the radar as "artificial coloring," the FDA has required manufacturers to explicitly list carmine on food labels since early 2011.
Edible shellac, also known as confectioner's glaze, coats most hard, shiny candy, with the notable exception of M&Ms. It's made from the excretions of female lac bugs (Kerria lacca).

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Collagen made from fish by extracting fish skin or fish scales and fins. To get collagen. But fish skins are mostly used because it easy to extract.//

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protein bar, energy bar

he power bar/protein bar/energy bar is originally a spinoff product of the space race. In the sixties NASA came up with the idea of a compact bar full of nutrition you could eat on a space mission. In the 60:s products was launched in shops called “space sticks”, and in the 80s we got the “power bar”. The last decade the market of bars have exploded and it is an important part of what often is referred to as a “snacking culture”. Skipping meals and instead snacking on the go. It’s also part of an ongoing lets-have-more-proteins trend.
As insects like crickets and mealworms contain a lot of proteins it’s not strange that many entoprenuers have come up with the idea

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Tennis Ball 🎾🤏🏼
Tennis Ball is made from the wool of sheep left from processing. 🐑 Tennis balls were originally made of cloth strips stitched together with thread and stuffed with feathers and take the wool cover it. Modern tennis balls are made of hollow vulcanized rubber with a felt coating.

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Shaving creams
Shaving cream One ingredient in shaving cream is lard, a fat that comes from pork belly.

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Some orange juice

Many companies now supplement orange juice with Omega-3 fatty acids, found in fish. Such ingredients are broadly defined as "neutraceuticals," or food-derived additives that are meant to increase consumer health.

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Money
Money is a medium of exchange  Helping people get what they need to live.And can be seen all over the world.
But did you know that money is made from animal fat?
Countries that have been confirmed to deliver the substance include Kenya, England, Chile, Mexico, Malaysia and Australia.

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Beeswax🐝🍯
Beeswax is mainly used in the cosmetic industry.  It is used as an ingredient in various creams, lotions, hair oils, mascaras and lipsticks, followed by the candle industry.  Which the candles from the bees  used in various religious important day activities and bee wax is also used in pharmaceutical applications.

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Facial cream with ingredients made from sea star.
Sea star contains substances that help in skin rejuvenation and there are many properties that help skin care. Therefore, it is extracted into collagen from their mucin and mixed into facial cream.

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Vanilla Ice Cram
Part of the flavor and smell that you identify as vanilla in ice cream comes from the sacs of beavers. Beavers secrete a substance called castoreum that smells like vanilla. Because of this smell, it is used as part of a vanilla substitute

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Sugar
Bone char, which is used to process sugar, is made from the bones of cattle from Afghanistan, Argentina, India, and Pakistan.
Bone char is also used in other types of sugar. Brown sugar is created by adding molasses to refined sugar, so companies that use bone char in the production of their regular sugar also use it in the production of their brown sugar. Confectioner’s sugar—refined sugar mixed with cornstarch—made by these companies also involves the use of bone char. Fructose may, but does not typically, involve a bone-char filter.

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Some cheese has animal byproducts

Keep in mind that some cheeses are made using animal byproducts for texture and taste.
Cheese made from milk of cow

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Snail cream
Snail cream is a cream that contains extracts from snail mucus that is said to solve the problem of dull skin, dark spots and reduce wrinkles. Various scars on the face to fade As for the origin of the snail slime as an important ingredient came from research and discovered that when the snail shell breaks or damaged. The snail produces its own slime. To repair the shell to be strong and protect.

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Condoms
It made use the milk protein casein. Casein is generally taken from cows milk but can also be taken from sheep or goats etc.

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White and brown sugar
Among vegetarians and vegans, it's known that purified ash from animal bones is used in filters to refine sugar by some brands, though there are other companies that use filters with granular carbon or ion exchange systems. What not all may know is that brown sugar is also refined, only to have molasses added after.

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Cricket Pasta
Cricket Pasta is made from Cricket.
It's a new food that was invented and in pasta with a mixture of cricket and wheat flour.

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Plastic bags
Many plastics, like commercial shopping bags, contain chemicals often referred to as slip agents which are derived from the stearic acid in animal fat. They essentially prevent the polymers from sticking to metals during manufacturing and clinging to each other afterward.

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Paracetamol
The starting material for the commercial manufacture of paracetamol is phenol, which is nitrated to give a mixture of the ortho and para-nitrotoluene. The o-isomer is removed by steam distillation, and the p-nitro group reduced to a p-amino group. This is then acetylated to give paracetamol.

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'Beaver gland perfume'
It is extracted from the glands of the Castoreum beaver, which has a vanilla aroma. Synthetic scents are now used instead due to their high cost, rarity, and reduced beaver hunting.
👉🏻👉🏻The smell of vanilla comes from the beaver's anus.  The smell comes from the substance Castorum, which is found in the pelvic glands.  and the base of the beaver's tail.

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Mink oil
Mink oil is an oil used in medical and cosmetic products. It is obtained by the rendering of mink fat which has been removed from pelts destined for the fur industry.

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Nail Polish is made from the scale of fish espacially sturgeon and it can also found in som reptiles including crocodiles.

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Perfume🦫
Some scents, especially those that smell like vanilla, list castoreum as an ingredient. Castoreum comes from beavers' castor sacs — a gland located between the animal's pelvis and the base of its tail.

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Shimmery cosmetics, like nail polish or lipstick, contain guanine, one of the four base components of RNA and DNA. companies obtain it from fish scales.

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Bagels
a chemical in bread products, is made mostly from bird feathers with some human and hog hair mixed in. While companies can make synthetic L-cys (for short), it's an expensive process. Most of the industrially used chemical is extracted from animals and used in products like bagels

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Cigarettes
The bottom of some cigarettes filter contain a substance called Hemoglobin(HEME). Obtained from pig's blood At least one pig is required to obtain this substance.

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Cake Mixes

We already knew for ingredients in cake are consist of eggs and milk. What's about cake mixes? And what's the ingredient in it? Long time ago, the company of cake mixes adds an oil or shortening from beef fat instead of just adds dehydrated to
minimize the additional ingredients required. Nowadays, in the confectionery company still puts beef fat in their famous cupcakes.

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Nail polish
Shimmery cosmetics, like nail polish or lipstick, contain guanine (sometimes listed as "pearl essence"), one of the four base components of RNA and DNA. Companies obtain it from fish (notably, herring) scales.

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The ink used for writing is made from squid .🦑
This was created to be able to write on paper.  Squid's ink is black and through it is thick, quick-drying, and water-resistant, as the main ingredient of the ink is often water-resistant chemical solvents such as oil. This increases the concentration of the ink for writing. 🖊

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Yogurt

Yogurt make from milk.
Most commonly used to make yogurt is cow milk, Buffalo milk, goats milk and so on.
Yogurt make by using bacteria Lactobacillus acidosis and Streptococcus  thermophilus  Primarily put into the fermentation of various dairy products. These bacteria help digest the lactose in milk into lactic acid.  Make it acidic and have a sour taste.

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Crayons
Crayons are made from animal fat. Which disposes of otherwise unused animal waste.

Paraffin is the main ingredient in the most popular crayons, but not many would expect mammalian byproducts in children's art supplies.

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Natural paintbrush
That natural paintbrush you dip in watercolors or in acrylic paint to decorate a flowerpot is made with real hair—plucked from a horse, a badger, an ox, a goat, a squirrel, or sable, depending on its intended use. Different animal hair types match up with alternative forms of paint to create the perfect picture. For a more compassionate way to apply paint to canvas or blush to cheek, synthetic brushes are a better bet.

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Perfume

Perfume is made from sea ​​amber or puke from whale.It lives under deep sea .Whoever finds it will instantly become rich.It hard to meet.When you want to sell it you can call high cost. 1 kilogram can make many bottles of perfume.It is a leavening agent for long lasting perfume.

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Shampoo and Conditioner
There are more than 20 components from animals that could be in your shampoo and conditioner. The tricky part is when you read "Panthenol", "Amino acids", or "Vitamin B" in a bottle (just to name a few), it can be either from animal or plant source -- making it hard to tell. Some companies make a point to avoid communicating details about ingredients and production processes to avoid putting off consumers.

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Cigarettes
Cigarettes have a hemoglobin from pig’s blood.
-included in some cigarettes filters.
-because many Muslims and Jews, some smokers and some vegetarians will be shocked to think they are putting a filter in their mouth that contains pig products.”

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Ball

The ball is made from cows. In the production of various balls, popularly used leather, where the leather used to be made is divided into two major categories: genuine leather and artificial leather.  Often used in basketball, synthetic leather is used for all types of balls and is cheaper than genuine leather.  Natural skin is leather derived from animals. It is highly durable and soft to the touch.

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Skincare
Some skincare is made from snail mucin. The snail mucin in skincare products has benefits when applied to the skin for a youthful glow. Snail mucin is famous for healing wounds and improving fine lines and wrinkles.

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Jelly
Jelly is made from ............................