Medication

Q: The question is related to the bacteria used in a probiotic. 

Many years ago, a one time collection using an oral swab - like how a covid test is done - was obtained from a living infant. The bacteria was then isolated, identified, purified and mass produced after this single collection. 

The bacteria in this specific probiotic do not contain any human material or DNA. Bacteria don't come from humans. It is a separate entity so to speak. They are not part of the human body. 

Is it permissible to consume this medication?

Q: I have read that breastmilk is good for the skin.

1. Can I apply my own breastmilk to my skin?

2. Can I apply my own breastmilk to my husband's skin?

Q: Should we only rely on spritual medicines like zam zam, honey, etc. and not take medicines? I don't know why I think due to my weak faith that what happened if I don't get shifa and I only think of using medical medicines. Am I committing kufr?

I heard the Prophet (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) used both. Did he always use then in a combined form of both spiritual and physical medicines?

Q: Is ethanol which is found in medications, mainly teething gels, cough syrups, etc. permissable to consume. Some of these medication have up to 20% ethanol (alcohol).

Q: I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. One of my friends is using cannabis oil a few drops in her mouth, and she uses the oil to rub on her body. Is it permissible to use cannabis oil?

Q: Is it permissible to ingest and apply seal oil on the skin?

Q: Is it permissible to consume multivitamins (vitaforce) that have the ingredient shellac?

Q: What is the ruling with regards to the use of snail mucin in products and is it acceptable?

Q: Can I eat herbs and natural medicines for white hairs at a young age or I should leave it as is?

Q: Are we allowed to consume medications containing ethanol, e.g. cough syrups and tinctures and so forth.