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Organic Plant Health, Inc., (OTCQB: OPHI), Introduces New and Improved Eco-Cedar™ All-Natural Bed Bug Killer.

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CHARLOTTE, N.C., July 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Organic Plant Health, Inc. (OPHI), a manufacturer and distributor of organic-based, hybrid and environmentally responsible fertilizers, soil conditioners and pest controls, is pleased to announce that independent laboratory efficacy testing is now complete on the new and improved formula for Eco-Cedar, the company's all-natural, bed bug and insect control product. The results of the independent scientific testing conclude that Eco-Cedar is 100% effective at controlling bed bugs on contact.

"This report shows the quality and effectiveness of our products while staying environmentally and biologically safe" stated Organic Plant Health President and CEO, Billy Styles. Styles goes on to say, "Credibility is critical for our success as we expand into new markets and more retail stores along the east coast. Our retail partners and customers want to know that natural and organic products work as well as their chemical counterparts." Styles continues, "I have personally used this new Eco-Cedar formulation numerous times on a variety of insects and I have always been impressed with the results.It is safe for use around the home, children, pets and the environment, which makes it a great alternative to some of the harsh chemical products commonly used today. It's simply a great product. I'd like to see it in every home and on every store shelf in America."

The U.S. bed bug control market potential is approximately $350 Million per year, growing at a rate of more than 5% annually. Some sources suggest estimates of double-digit growth are possible in the near future. Organic Plant Health's Eco-Cedar contains a proprietary blend of components that make this particular formula unique. It has specific insect control properties, while posing little or no threat to humans or the environment. As such, the product is exempt from registration by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), according to rule 25 (b) of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act.

Alan Talbert, company Vice President and COO, stated, "We're very excited about this new product. We believe there is tremendous market potential for the new Eco-Cedar throughout the U.S., and also in Canada, Mexico, South America and Europe. Eco-Cedar is a product that can cross all demographic and socio-economic market segments."

Organic Plant Health plans to launch its' new Eco-Cedar formulation in the coming weeks and is currently working on a variety of additional new products for the home and garden sector. Billy Styles says, "This new Eco-Cedar is only the beginning of the innovative products we are bringing to market as we expand our footprint across America and throughout the world."

About Organic Plant HealthBased in Charlotte, N.C., Organic Plant Health, In. (OPHI), provides organic-based, natural and environmentally responsible fertilizers, soil conditioners, herbicides, insecticides and fungicides for the continual care of residential and commercial landscapes.

Organic Plant Health brand products are currently sold in a variety of independent retail locations across North and South Carolina, including hardware stores, garden centers and plant nurseries. Key customers using Organic Plant Health products include environmentally conscious do-it-yourself homeowners and commercial landscape companies; secondary markets served include real estate development companies, vineyards and agriculture.

This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended and such forward-looking statements are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. You are cautioned that such statements are subject to a multitude of risks and uncertainties that could cause future circumstances, events, or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of various factors, and other risks. You should consider these factors in evaluating the forward-looking statements included herein, and not place undue reliance on such statements. The forward-looking statements in this release are made as of the date hereof and Organic Plant Health takes no obligation to update such statements.

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Bed bugs send a St. Petersburg woman packing

Posted on July 3, 2012 by admin Click Here For Article

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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -On June 4,10 News showed you the problem at MLF Towers located in Downtown St. Petersburg. Residents were complaining ofbeing bitten while they were sleeping. Some even had to get entirely new wardrobes becausethe bed bugs had crawledinto their clothes.

Butit's not just there --10 News has now received reports of bed bugs spreading across the street from MLF Towers to the Lutheran Apartments on 1st Avenue South and all the way to City Place Senior Living at 298 8th St. North in St. Petersburg.

84-year-old Jane Martin says she misses her apartment at the complex. "It was heartbreaking. I had a beautiful apartment." But she says what she doesn't miss is her uninvited guests.

She says, "I got up to go to the bathroom and I looked at my bed, saw the bugs, put them in a bottle, took them down to the office and showed them."

Martin says that was two weeks ago and even though the apartment complex hired a professional to treat her apartment, she says the bed bugs became unbearable. "I couldn't go to bed. I had to sleep in a chair for about 10 days."

But Friday was her breaking point. "Over the weekend, I must have filled a dumpster downstairs throwing stuff out. Clothes, blankets, sheets, everything."

Martin says she felt she had no choice but to pack up and move out. She wishes the apartment management had been more aggressive about beating back the bed bugs. "I was very disappointed."

City Place Senior Living is only about two years old. Mayor Bill Foster was at the grand opening since the City of St. Petersburg provided a half a million dollar low interest loan so that itcouldbe built.

10 Newsis hoping for comment fromapartment managers about the allegations in the coming days.

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New research shows bed bugs are not disease spreaders

Posted on July 1, 2012 by admin Click Here For Article

The research of two Mississippi medical professionals Dr. Richard deShazo and Dr. Jerome Goddard brought the nation some welcome news in 2009: Bed bugs leave nasty bites that are hard to treat but no evidence exists to indicate they spread disease.

Tiny bed bugs will suck your blood but do they carry disease?

Their article appeared in the Journal of the American Medical Association and landed them a spot on NBCs The Today Show.

Until the review by deShazo, chairman of the University of Mississippi Medical Center Department of Medicine, and Goddard, a Mississippi State University an entomology professor, little was known about the risks associated with bed bug bites.

Three months ago, deShazo and Goddard published a paper in the American Journal of Medicine on treating the blistering psychological effects of bed bug attacks.

In the 2009 article, their research determined bed bugs do not transmit dangerous diseases such as HIV or hepatitis. Even today, though, deShavo is not entirely sure the parasitic bed bugs are entirely free of pathogens.

We have to keep a close eye on this, he said.

One problem in assessing bed bug bites, according to deShazo, is that many bite victims have no reaction at all. Many others will get only a brief itch.

But people who develop allergies to them or are bit repetitively get these skins reactions that persist for weeks.

We use to miss them because it was such an unusual thing. But now we look for them when people come in with a rash.

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Posted on June 30, 2012 by admin Click Here For Article

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My children were bitten by bed bugs. What can we do?

Posted on June 29, 2012 by admin Click Here For Article

However, it is perfectly possible for a hotel which exercises the most rigorous standards of health and safety to be infested, and the presence of bed bugs is no indication of any lapse in cleanliness on the part of the hotel.

Bed bugs are notoriously shy creatures, and in the daytime they hide in mattress seams, floorboards, even behind wallpaper. This makes it extremely difficult to identify their presence, and there is no proven method of prevention, so that hoteliers can neither prevent them from taking up residence in a room, nor will they necessarily be aware of it when they have done so.

An estimated 50 per cent of people do not show signs of having been bitten, so even if an infestation does occur, it may go on for some time before being uncovered.

Whether or not you have a right of redress against the tour operator will depend largely on whether you booked a package holiday or not. If not, the tour operator's obligation is likely to extend only to selecting a reputable hotel to which to send you; and, as I say, the presence of bed bugs is no indication that the hotel was not a good, or clean, one.

If, however, you booked a package, the tour operator will be liable to compensate you if it can be shown that the hotelier failed to take reasonable steps to check for the presence of bed bugs.

I would write to the tour operator asking to see a copy of the hotel's policy on bed bugs, and evidence that bed linen and beds were checked when the previous guests vacated the room.

If the tour operator is unable to produce these documents, you may have a good claim for up to a couple of thousand pounds; but if all seems to be in order, I would just put your experience down to bad luck. In the meantime, I am sure you will continue to reassure your children that their horrid experience is most unlikely ever to be repeated.

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