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(This is about current legislation
to approve the use of MSG to spray plants as a growth aid..)
http://www.greenpeace.org/~geneng/
9 Mar. 1999. [Online] Retrieved 13
May 1999 http://www.cspinet.org/new/antibiotics.htm
("More than 50 scientists and 41
health, consumer, and other groups today called on the Food
and Drug Administration (FDA) to ban
the use of certain antibiotics to fatten livestock."
"Adding antibiotics to
livestock feed can lead to antibiotic resistance in foodborne pathogens."
"
That can make cases of food
poisoning difficult to treat of even deadly." "prevalence of
antibiotic-resistant enterococci
bacteria in chickens declined from 82% to 12% in three years."
"Bacteria can develop defense
mechanisms "resistance") against one or several antibiotics."
That can make cases of food
poisoning difficult to treat or even deadly." "…deadly bloodstream
infections,…" "In Germany,
bacteria resistant to Synercid have been detected in humans even
though the drug has not been given
to people." "Farm Use of Antibiotics.")
http://www.organics.org/features/god_garden.htm
"Any Colorado potato beetle
that takes so much as a nibble of my New Leafs will supposedly
keel over and die, its digestive
tract pulped, in effect, by the bacterial toxin manufactured in the
leaves of these otherwise ordinary
Superiors." "The small print in the Grower Guide also
brought the news that my potato
plants were themselves as pesticide, registered with the
Environmental Protection
Agency." "That's because Bt, the bacterial toxin produced in my New
Leafs…." "…from Bacillus
thuiingiensis, the soil bacterium that produces the organic
insecticide known as Bt."
"…Bt sprays break down quickly in the sunlight…." "… the Bt
toxin was
not being treated as a "food
additive"…new protein is expressed in the potato itself." "…Bush
Administration's camapign for
"regulatory relief."" "…the determination whether a new
protein
is GRAS can be made by the
company." "The label on my bottle of Bt says, amoung other things,
that I should avoid inhaling the
spray or getting it in an open wound." Monsanto spokesperson
"Monsanto should not have to
vouchsafe the safety of biotech food," he said. "Our interest is in
selling as much of it as possible.
Assuring its safety is the FDA's job." To control net necrosis
they use Monitor which is a
organophosphate that is known to cause neurological damage if
contacted. "…natural
fertilisers (compost and fish powder)…." "Chances are, I've eaten New
Leafs already, at Mcdonald's or in a
bag of Frito-Lay chips,…"
additonal
web site. http://www.earthfoods.co.uk/
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/1527/slancrime.html
The 13 states that currently have
food slander laws.
Slander
http://www.mcspotlight.org/case/trial/verdict/verdict_jud3a.html
(organophosphates and Bovine Growth)
Details how fraigle e-coli bacteria is.
Updated 11 June 1999
Looks like this is World Wide.
Weird that people are pussy footing
around. If you are going to play by the rules that someone
else is citing and not think around
those 'rules'. Put it down to the lowest common
denominator! Then follow the money
trail...
What is fertilizer? What is in this
'fertilizer'? Is this 'fertilizer', fertile? A food slander law that
says if farmers lose money,
international sanctions. Seems as if the US is losing money over-all.
A bit here, a bit there.
[Online] Retrieved 02 May 1999 http://www.news-observer.com/nao/neuse/neuse3main.html
Hog Lagoons "Other coastal
regions - from Hong Kong to Venice to the Chesapake Bay - Have
suffered from similar problems.
Maryland and Virginia are spending millions on a campaign to
clean up the Chesapeake, and in
Florida, state and federal regulators are trying to control
fertilizer runoff into the
Everglades National Park." "But Paerl, the UNC marine scientist,
noted
that overfertilized waters can breed
many kinds of toxic algae and bacteria."
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http://www.immunesupport.com/news/93sum009txt.htm
(protect
us from harmful, disease-causing bacteria: aging, alcohol, antibiotics, diet
deficiencies, drugs, medications,
narcotics,
nicotine and stressful living.)
(Dr.
Shahani also said that there are more bacteria on and in a person at one time
than there are people on this earth.
Fortunately,
less than one percent of all known types of microorganisms are undesirable or
pathogenic.)
(This
is due to L. acidophilus and other friendly bacteria that synthesize vitamin K
and B vitamins particularly
biotin, folic acid and B12. Without vitamin
K in the intestine—or adequate supplementation—osteocalcin can't be
properly
formed. Osteocalcin permits calcium to be crystallized and transported into
bone tissue.)
(The
various forms of acidophilus that raised the pH factor in the intestines were
responsible, according to Michael
Wargovich,
M.D., assistant professor of cell biology at the M.D. Anderson Tumor Institute
in Houston, who added
that a low pH in the colon increases the
risk of colon cancer.) Printed 2 pgs.
http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/immune/immune2.htm
(Then along came Louis Pasteur.
I suppose many of you have seen the piece floating about the internet on some
of the quotations of the great minds of
our time. Here are some examples of that piece:
"Who in their right
mind would ever need more than 640k of ram!?" Bill Gates, 1981
"I think there is a world market for maybe five
computers." Thomas Watson,
chairman of IBM, 1943
"Louis Pasteur's
theory of germs is ridiculous fiction."
Pierre Pachet, Professor of Physiology at
Toulouse, 1872
Remember these? Well let me tell you a little bit about this
last one. If the "germ theory of medicine"
were true, there would be no one alive to believe
it. Our bodies all contain a little strep, staff, and whatever
germ that comes along.
Even Pasteur, on his death bed, recanted his own
theory stating, "It’s not the seed, but the terrain." Top)
(The Immune System: A New
Paradigm
The immune system
is a circulating consciousness. I know this is hard for you to believe, but the
new paradigm states that the mind is not limited to
residing in the skull.)
Printed 15 pgs.
1999
http://www.ctv.es/clean_world_hispania/feeds.htm
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~darrenpotts/nutrigen/products.html
Nutrrigen acidophilus needed for
"mouth, stomach and intestines to aid in the digestion of
food." "eight essential
Amino Acids used by the liver to synthesize the other 158 Amino Acids."
"22% Glutamic Acid (recognised
as a brain fuel)."
Cell Tech's "helps prevent the
growth of harmful bacteria (pathogens)." "Antibiotics, some
cortisone-like drugs, birth control
pills, alcohol, some food additives, caffeine, chlorinated or
fluoridated water, and stress, can
destroy the natural intestinal flora."
"What can kill the 'friendly'
bacteria?" "Antibiotics…leaving the intestines at the mercy of the
opportunistic bacteria and
toxins." "Too much sugar, a bad diet, certain oral contraceptives,
aspirin, corticosteriods, yeast, and
too much streess…enabling the harmful bacteria to flourish,
thereby causing putrefaction and the
manufacturing of toxic products."
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Health and Evolutionary
Potential in the Human Population
©1996 -
2000 Leading Edge International
Research Group
Many
links out of date but a page to watch in case it is updated!
http://www.connectcorp.net/~trufax/menu/chem.html
Dioxin Articles
(Incineration, Health
Effects, Dioxin Politics)
Dioxin Mailing List
Other Dioxin Resources
Online
http://www.enviroweb.org/issues/dioxin/
http://www.ameliaww.com/fpin/fpin.htm
“Phthalates used
in fragrances implicated as hormone disrupters.”: NEW 9/3/00
Environmental
Health Perspectives Volume 105, Number 8, August 1997
“The Estrogenic
Activity of Phthalate Esters In Vitro.”
Catherine A.
Harris, 1 Pirkko Henttu, 2 Malcolm G. Parker, 2 and John P. Sumpter 1
http://www.ameliaww.com/fpin/phthalates.htm
E-magazine ” Smelling Good But
Feeling Bad Synthetic Perfumes, Colognes and Scents Are Turning Up Noses.”
By Damon Franz and Holly Prall
http://www.emagazine.com/january-february_2000/0100gl_health.html
Biosci Biotechnol
Biochem 1999 Apr;63(4):743-8
Potentiation of GABAA
receptors expressed in Xenopus oocytes by perfume and phytoncid.
Aoshima H, Hamamoto K
Department of Physics, Biology and Informatics,
Faculty of Science, Yamaguchi University,
Japan.
aoshima@po.cc.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp
"... these
results suggest the possibility that the intake of perfume or phytoncid through
the lungs, the skin or the
intestines
modulates the neural transmission in the brain through ionotropic GABAA
receptors and changes
the
frame of the human mind, as alcohol or tobacco does."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/htbin-post/Entrez/query?uid=10361687&form=6&db=m&Dopt=b
SHAMPOO, DETERGENTS DISRUPT
HORMONES
by Brian Kohler, National Rep -
Health, Safety and Environment
In the March, 1994 edition of
"The Guardian" the problem of environmental (and workplace)
contamination by Estrogenic chemicals was discussed.
Estrogenic chemicals are those that exert an effect
on the hormone system in such a way as to mimic
estrogen, a female sex hormone. It seems that many synthetic substances are
capable of having such an effect through a variety of mechanisms.
[summary at http://www.cep.ca/en/health/xx20.htm]
[main article]
March, 1994
by
Brian Kohler, National Rep - Health, Safety and Environment
*****
Addition
of Dioxin and Dioxin-Like Compounds; Mo
To Multiple recipients of list
<epa-tri@valley.rtpnc.epa.gov>
From everybody <guest@swais.access.gpo.gov>
Date Wed, 7 May 1997 14:19:46 -0400 (EDT)
Reply-To epa-tri@valley.rtpnc.epa.gov
Sender
epa-tri@valley.rtpnc.epa.gov
[Federal
Register: May 7, 1997 (Volume 62, Number 88)]
[Proposed
Rules]
[Page
24887-24896]
>From
the Federal Register Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov]
[DOCID:fr07my97-36]
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ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTION AGENCY
40
CFR Part 372
[OPPTS-400111;
FRL-5590-1]
RIN
2070-AC00
Addition
of Dioxin and Dioxin-Like Compounds; Modification of
Polychlorinated
Biphenyls (PCBs) Listing; Toxic Chemical Release
Reporting;
Community Right-to-Know
AGENCY:
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
ACTION:
Proposed rule.
http://users.lanminds.com/~wilworks/ehnlinx/a.htm#AVOID
Potential
to Cause Learning Disabilities
Mental
Retardation & Behavior Disorders in Children
http://www.chem-tox.com/pregnancy/pregcosm.htm
Neurological Disorders: Review of the Research
http://www.chem-tox.com/pregnancy/learning_disabilities.htm
http://www.chem-tox.com/pregnancy/learning_disabilities.htm#index
Links to
Learning Disabilities, ADD and Behavior Disorders
http://www.chem-tox.com/pregnancy/perfume.htm
Nerve
Damage
Neurotoxicology, Volume 1:221-237, 1979
http://www.chem-tox.com/pregnancy/perfume.htm
Aspartame (NutraSweet) Toxicity
Home Page:
http://www.tiac.net/users/mgold/aspartame/aspartame.html
http://www.tiac.net/users/mgold/aspartame/aspart.p12
Index http://www.tiac.net/users/mgold/aspartame/chapters.html
http://www.penweb.org/issues/mining/acidrain.html
(Note: Acid Rain
– Hydrogen ion concentrations as ph in 1995 from measurements made at the
Central
Analytical Laboratory in 1995.)
http://water.usgs.gov/nwc/NWC/pH/html/ph.html
(Note: Acid Rain
– Hydrogen ion concentrations as ph in 1995 from measurements from NADP/NTN
Central Analytical Laboratory at the Illinois
State Water Survey in 2000.)
December
7, 2000 http://rachel.enviroweb.org/rehw436.htm
[Note:
Military working dogs and reactions to the chemicals used in the wars - Cancer,
Testicals, Reproductive.
Descriptor
terms: vietnam war; military; army; navy; marines; air force; herbicides;
veterans; dogs; german shepherds; labrador retrievers; golden retrievers;
okinawa; testicular cancer; sperm count; testicular atrophy; 4-aminodiphenyl;
beta-naphthylamine; bladder cancer; asbestos; mesothelioma; flea powder; agent
orange; 2,4,5-t; 2,4-d; birth defects; agriculture; farming; dioxin; fuel; oil;
gasoline; lymphoma; pesticide use data; inert ingredients; secret ingredients;
antibiotics; tetracycline; malathion; mosquito control. ]
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pesticides." [Online]
Retrieved http://www.ozemail.com.au/~darrenpotts/nutrigen/products.html
"a new study reveals that much of the
precipitation in Europe contains such high
levels of dissolved pesticides that
it would be illegal to supply it as drinking water." Has
Novartis' weedkiller Target and
Monsanto's Glyphosate herbicide round-Up on it.
http://www.abcnews.go.com/sections/living/DailyNews/dioxin_cancer990504.html
Dioxin is one of the chemicals in the
herbicide Agent Orange. Refers to exposure to
dioxins
in the environment decreasing. Even if dioxin is decreasing these other article
show
how deadly it is.
"Missing Boys." [Online]
Retrieved http://www.monitor.net/rachel/r594.html
"increasing birth defects of the penis
and testicles…" "hypothesizing…linked to
exposures to hormone-disrupting
chemicals including dioxin, pesticides, lead…."
"chlorophenoxy herbicides
and/or fungicides, the male proportion among children born with
defects to workers who apply pesticides
was 0.735, compared to a male proportion of 0.607 for
births with defects among the
general population."
http://www.worldwildlife.org/toxics/progareas/ed/con_1.htm
"demasculinization
and feminization of male fish, birds, and mammals: defeminization
and
masculinization of female fish and birds; and compromised immune systems in
birds
and mammals; defeminization and masculinization of female fish and birds; and
compromised
immune systems in birds and mammals."
http://www.altnews.com.au/nexus/fluoridebomb.html
total
Pgs.12
"One
of the most
toxic chemicals known, fluoride
emerged as the leading chemical health hazard of the US
atomic bomb program, both for
workers and for nearby communities, the documents reveal."
The first lawsuits against the
American A-bomb program were not over radiation, but over
fluoride damage, the documents
show." "'…shows that evidence of adverse health effect from
fluoride was censored by the US
Atomic Energy commisssion…" "Human exposure to fluoride
has mushroomed since World War II,
due not only to fluoridated water and toothpaste but to
environmental pollution by major
industries, from aluminium to pesticides, where fluoride is
a critical industrial chemical as
well as a waste by-product.'" "Animal studies which Mullenix
and co-workers conducted at Forsyth
in the early 1990s indicated that fluoride was a powerful
central nervous system (CNS) toxin
and might adversely affect human brain functioning even
at low doses." "Today,
news that scientists from the A-bomb program secretly shaped and
guided the Newburgh fluoridation
experiment and studied the citizen's blood and tissue
samples is greeted with
incredulity." "…fluoride also accumulates in bones."
"'Clinical evidence
suggests that uranium hexafluoride
may have a rather marked central nervous system
effect…It seems most likely that the
F [code for fluoride] component rather than the T [code for
uranium] is the causative
factor.'"
http://www.ewg.org/pub/home/reports/apples/applepr.html
"…found
that multiple pesticides known or
suspected to cause brain and nervous system damage,
cancer, or hormone interference are common in foods many children
consume." "…ingest a
combination of 20 different
pesticides every day." "More than 1 million preschoolers eat at least
15 pesticides on a given day."
"…neurotoxic organophosphate insecticides )Ops)…"
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RACHEL'S ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH
WEEKLY #146 ---September 12, 1989---
[Online]
Retrieved 07 December 2000 http://www.monitor.net/rachel/r146.html
1999
Retrieved 07 December 2000 http://www.news-observer.com/nao/neuse/neuse3main.html
The News and Observer. Hog
Lagoons "Other coastal regions
- from Hong Kong to Venice to the Chesapake Bay - Have
suffered from similar problems.
Maryland and Virginia are spending millions on a campaign to
clean up the Chesapeake, and in
Florida, state and federal regulators are trying to control
fertilizer runoff into the
Everglades National Park." "But Paerl, the UNC marine scientist,
noted
that overfertilized waters can breed
many kinds of toxic algae and bacteria."
Retrieved 02 March 1999. http://www.time.com/time/magazine/archive/1996/dom/960318/agriculture.html
"rain-swollen lagoon spilled 22
million gal. of hog feces and urine over the countryside."
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© 1998 by Mary G. Enig, PhD MGEnig@aol.com
Modern-day diets
high in hydrogenated vegetable oils instead of traditional animal fats are
implicated in
causing
a significant increase in heart disease and cancer.
Part 1 of 2
http://www.nexusmagazine.com/OilingAmerica.1.html
Part 2 of 2
http://www.nexusmagazine.com/OilingAmerica.2.html
[Note: shows that trans fats,
like soybean and canola are bad for you.]
from part 1 (Polyunsaturated
fatty acids are the kind of fats found
in
large amounts in highly liquid vegetable oils made from corn, soybeans,
safflower seeds and sunflower seeds.
Mono-unsaturated
fatty acids are found in large amounts in olive oil, palm oil and lard;
saturated fatty acids are found in
large
amounts in fats and oils that are solid at room temperature, e.g., butter, tallow
and coconut oil.)
(In
the years that followed, a number of population studies demonstrated that the
animal model - especially one derived
from
vegetarian animals - was not a valid approach for the problem of heart disease
in human omnivores.)
(The
1968 International Atherosclerosis Project, in which over 22,000 corpses in 14
nations were cut open and examined
for
plaques in the arteries, showed the same degree of atheroma in all parts of the
world - in populations that suffered from a
great
deal of heart disease, and in populations that had very little or none at
all.8)
(Most
animal fats - like butter, lard and tallow - have a large proportion of
saturated fatty acids. Saturated fats are straight
chains
of carbon and hydrogen that pack together easily so that they are relatively
solid at room temperature. Oils from
seeds
are composed mostly of polyunsaturated fatty acids. These molecules have kinks
in them at the point of the
unsaturated
double bond. They do not pack together easily and therefore tend to be liquid
at room temperature.
Judging
from both food data and turn-of-the-century cookbooks, the American diet in
1900 was a rich one, with at least 35
to
40 per cent of calories coming from fats, mostly dairy fats in the form of
butter, cream, whole milk, and also eggs. Salad
dressing
recipes usually called for egg yolks or cream; only occasionally for olive oil.
Lard or tallow served for frying. Rich
dishes
like head cheese and scrapple contributed additional saturated fats during an
era when cancer and heart disease were
rare.
Butter substitutes made up only a small portion of the American diet, and these
margarines were blended from
coconut
oil, animal tallow and lard - all rich in natural saturates.
The
technology by which liquid vegetable oils could be hardened to make margarine
was first discovered by a French
chemist
named Sabatier. He found that a nickel catalyst would cause the hydrogenation
(the addition of hydrogen to
unsaturated
bonds to make them saturated) of ethylene gas to ethane. Subsequently, the
British chemist Norman developed
the
first application of hydrogenation to food oils and took out a patent. In 1909,
Procter & Gamble acquired the US rights
to a
British patent on making liquid vegetable oils solid at room temperature. The
process was used on both cotton-seed oil
and
lard to give "better physical properties", to create shortenings that
did not melt as easily on hot days.
The
hydrogenation process transforms unsaturated oils into straight 'packable'
molecules by rearranging the hydrogen
atoms
at the double bonds. In nature, most double bonds occur in the cis
configuration - that is, with both hydrogen atoms
on
the same side of the carbon chain at the point of the double bond. It is the
cis isomers of fatty acids that have a bend or
kink
at the double bond, preventing them from packing together easily. Hydrogenation
creates trans double bonds by
moving
one hydrogen atom across to the other side of the carbon chain at the point of
the double bond. In effect, the two
hydrogen
atoms then balance each other and the fatty acid straightens, creating a
packable 'plastic' fat with a much higher
melting
temperature.)
1999
http://www.enig.com/trans.html
[trans fat info web] trans fatty acids
http://ace.ace.orst.edu/info/extoxnet/tibs/bioaccum.htm
(organophosphates) Bio Accumulation
May
99 http://www.greenpeace.org/~comms/97/arctic/ library/region/toxic.html
How
Fats can protect from
(organophosphate)
"Glutamate"
10 May 1999 [Online] Retrieved 11 May 99 Glutamate is brain food.
(Nutrigen Acidophilus Products http://www.ozemail.com.au/~darrenpotts/nutrigen/products.html There are 10
of these nutrient protein
building blocks including 22% Glutamic Acid (recognised as a brain fuel).
Proteins are the most complex
Nutrients in the study of human nutrition. It is very difficult for a car
engine to break down
semi-crude oil to get the petrol needed to fuel it. It is similar for the human
body. Crude animal proteins and man made
synthesized protein foods are very difficult to break
down.)
http://www.annapolis.net/members/holland/food.txt
This article details what can happen to
people and children when they eat MSG, so I assume that this can happen to
animals as well.
(“A
most interesting substance, MSG, is added to food but has no
nutritional
value. It doesn't affect the food it is
in, and it
doesn't
have any flavor. Rather, it produces
its flavor enhancing
effect
by stimulating your taste buds.
Scientists call glutamic
acid,
from which MSG is derived, an excitotoxic amino acid because
it
is known to excite, and even kill, brain cells in laboratory
animals. MSG doesn't change your food at all. MSG changes you.”)
1999. http://members.bellatlantic.net/~boncom/whatseatingkids.htm
"The
growing epidemic of senseless violence among adolescents and the mushrooming
use of certain food additives -
additives they claim are actually harmful drugs in disguise." "The
two main ingredients at issue are
the flavor enhancer monosodium glutamate, or MSG, and the
artificial sweetener aspartame, more
commonly known by the trade name NutraSweet . both
contain amino acids - glutamate and
aspartate - which occur naturally in the brain as
neurotransmitters - the chemicals
that carry messages between nerve cells." "…can include
brain lesions." "may take
the form of emotional control disorders and displays of episodic
anger." "…digestive
ailments and migraines to seizures and asthma attacks, can include…"rage
reactions: and marked personality
disturbances with violent behavior" "…maintain millions of
people suffer adverse reactions to
MSG, some to only minuscule amounts that may be hidden
in other ingredients. Further, they
say, it becomes toxic to everyone at some point…."
"'Educators around this country
are having all sorts of meetings concerning declining test
scores and violence in the
classroom,' Schwartz said. 'Yet we are providing drugs for breakfast,
lunch and dinner that are known
causes of personality alterations, inability to concentrate and
violent behavior.'"
The Deliberate Use of Refined Sugar
to Assist Degenerative Disease. 1996.[Online] Retrieved 04 Apr. 1999
http://trufax.org/research/f11.html
.
Pgs.4
Vietnam, Diabetes,
Retrieved
December 8, 2000 again http://www.healthresearchbooks.com/articles/canola2.htm "Rats
developed fatty degeneration of
heart, kidney, adrenals, and thyroid gland. When canola oil was
withdrawn from their diets, the
deposits dissolved but scar tissue remained on all vital organs.
No studies on humans were made
before money was spent to promote Canola oil in the USA."
"…destroys the myelin
(protective sheath) of the nerves." "Rape seed oil is a penetrating
oil, to
be used in light industry,…"
"Rape seed oil is a penetrating oil, to be used in light industry, not
for human consumption. It contains a
toxic substance. (from encyclopedia) Even after the
processing to reduce the erucic acid content, it is still a
penetrating oil. We have found that it
turns rancid very fast. Also it
leaves a residual rancid odor on clothing."
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http://www.whiteegretfarm.com/html/milkcheeses.html
Organic Farm, sustainable agriculture.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_340000/340286.stm
"further
embryonic evidence that elephants once swam is that, unlike other land-living
mammals, they
have internal testicles and always
have done. Seals and whales also have internal testicles, but
only acquired them when their
land-living ancestors took to the seas 60m years ago."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_323000/323383.stm
"UK Government
scientists have cross-pollinated
oilseed rape with a species of wild turnip, regarded as a weed by
many farmers." "It is not
at all surprising that oilseed rape will hybridise with some of its very
close relatives." Concern on
this issue has arisen because if GM rape was altered to make it
resistant to a herbicidre, for
example,…"
For
information on chemicals in fragranced products
and their effects on health visit:
1998. .[Online} Retrieved 15 May 99 http://www.geocities.com/Athens/1527/rBGH/rach598.htm
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Appendix B
Bibliography
< http://www.mailorderfoods.com/members/celltech/acidophi.html >
Comp.
Bradley, Darleen. 1999. 17 Apr. 99 <
http://www.1999.com/canola/ > "
Mar. 1999. .[Online} Retrieved 13
May 1999
< http://www.cspinet.org/new/antibiotics.htm >
(Note: WASHINGTON - More than 50
scientists and 41 health, consumer, and
other groups today called
on the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to
ban the use of certain
antibiotics to fatten livestock. In a letter and
petition to the FDA, the
groups charged that feeding antibiotics to
livestock endangers the
value of those drugs for treating life-threatening
diseases in humans.)
(A
good web site with a discussion board, too.)
< http://www.ctv.es/clean_world_hispania/feeds.htm >
Product
containing - Acidophilus for animal feed.
< http://www.organics.org/features/god_garden.htm >
< http://www.geocities.com/Athens/1527/slancrime.html > The 13 states that currently have
food slander laws.
< http://www.greenpeace.org/~geneng/ >
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http://www.umich.edu/~gs265/society/pollution.htm