PIG BY-PRODUCTSBy : Samantha Winebark

INDUSTRIAL PIG BY-PRODUCTS

BLOOD:

Sticking agent

Leather treating agent

Plywood adhesive

Protein source in feeds

Fabric printing and dyeing

BONES AND SKIN:

Glue

Pigskin garments Gloves Shoes

Buttons

Bone China

ornaments

Dried Bones Gall Stones:

BONE MEAL:

Mineral source in feed

Fertilizer

Porcelain enamel

Glass

Water filters

FATTY ACIDS AND GLYCERINE: Insecticides Weed killers Lubricants Oil polishes Rubber Cosmetics Antifreeze Nitroglycerine Plastics Plasticizers Printing rollers Cellophane

Soap Floor waxes Cement Fiber softeners Crayons Chalk Phonograph records Matches Putty Paper sizing Insulation linoleum

Artist Brushes

Insulation

Upholstery

Commercial feeds

Feeds for pets

Hair: Meat Scraps

PHARMACEUTICAL BY-PRODUCTSDrugs and pharmaceuticals from the pig.

ADRENAL GLANDS:

Corticosteriods

Cortisone

Epinephrine

Norepinephine

Cholesterol Chenodeoxycholic Acid

Brain Gall Bladder

Heart valves Hog heart valves are

preserved, treated, and can be surgically implanted in humans to replace heart valves that are weakened by disease or injury

Insulin Hog pancreas glands are

an important source of insulin hormone used to treat diabetics. It’s chemical structure closely resembles that of humans

Lipase Pancreatin Trypsin Chymotrypsin

Heart: Pancreas Gland:

Enterogastrone

Heparin

Secretin

Desiccated Liver

Intestines Liver

Estrogens

Progesterone

Relaxin

melatonin

ovaries Pineal Gland:

Pepsin

Mucin

Intrinsic Factor

Thyroxin

Calcitonin

thyroglobin

Stomach: Thyroid gland:

ACTH- adrenocorticotropic Hormone

ADH-antidiuretic Hormone

Oxytocin Prolactin TSH- Thyroid

Stimulating Hormone

Splenic fluid

Pituitary gland spleen

SKIN

Gelatin Porcine burn dressings

Specially treated hog skin, because of its similarity to human skin, is used in treating massive burn injuries in humans that have removed large areas of skin… and in healing persistent skin ulcers