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Lets review here, shall we?
From what I remember, 274 comes BEFORE 277.
So, all things considered, how could I refer to something before you said it?
Oh thats right, I cant, and didnt.
Game over, but thank you for playing.
Ammonia levels in factory farms should not exceed 35 parts/million for workers to safely spend 15 minutes in an animal pen. The ammonia levels are often twice these amounts, leading to chronic bronchitis and skin infections in workers (30).
Too much alkaline or acid in diet causes cancer. But for those who want to eat animals with cancerous lesions, enjoy. Most of the workers at factory farms are illegals and do not adhere to any sanitary practices either.
Pink Slime is disgusting... I don't believe that it is "unhealthy" to eat but it is disgusting to eat it... I think everyone has a right to know if there is something that is disgusting used to make our food... We can make our own choices but at least it will be informed choices...
Ammonia levels in factory farms should not exceed 35 parts/million for workers to safely spend 15 minutes in an animal pen. The ammonia levels are often twice these amounts, leading to chronic bronchitis and skin infections in workers (30).
umm... the cite from your link (30) goes to 'Mercy for Animals chicken farm investigation'
what do chicken farms have to do with LFTB?
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Too much alkaline or acid in diet causes cancer.
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But for those who want to eat animals with cancerous lesions, enjoy. Most of the workers at factory farms are illegals and do not adhere to any sanitary practices either.
what 'cancerous lesions'? and what does any of that have to do with the topic?
Pink Slime is disgusting... I don't believe that it is "unhealthy" to eat but it is disgusting to eat it... I think everyone has a right to know if there is something that is disgusting used to make our food... We can make our own choices but at least it will be informed choices...
How is it that you are going through life NOT knowing what you are eating?
Pink Slime is disgusting... I don't believe that it is "unhealthy" to eat but it is disgusting to eat it... I think everyone has a right to know if there is something that is disgusting used to make our food... We can make our own choices but at least it will be informed choices...
there are a lot of foods that are pretty disgusting when you get right down to it. chicken nuggets are made from a slurry very much like the one that has so many people hitting the panic button on LFTB. hot dogs, the same. sausage. chorizo. honey is bee vomit and milk is a glandular secretion from cows
there are a lot of foods that are pretty disgusting when you get right down to it. chicken nuggets are made from a slurry very much like the one that has so many people hitting the panic button on LFTB. hot dogs, the same. sausage. chorizo. honey is bee vomit and milk is a glandular secretion from cows
And broccoli florets are the sexual organs of the plant.
And broccoli florets are the sexual organs of the plant.
yup
it's an interesting experience to go to a real asian market and see what some people think is good eatin.' pig uterus. bone marrow. cow stomachs. fermented quail eggs. 10-lb. packs of chicken feet. baby squid...
Pink Slime is disgusting... I don't believe that it is "unhealthy" to eat but it is disgusting to eat it... I think everyone has a right to know if there is something that is disgusting used to make our food... We can make our own choices but at least it will be informed choices...
Well, at least there has been some progress in that regard:
After reading this and a factory worker who quit in disgust after seeing what they are putting in ground beef:
Pink slime,” a cheap meat filler, is in 70 percent of the ground beef sold at supermarkets and up to 25 percent of each American hamburger patty, by some estimates.
“It kind of looks like play dough,” said Kit Foshee, who was a corporate quality assurance manager at Beef Products Inc., the company that makes pink slime. “It’s pink and frozen, it’s not what the typical person would consider meat.”
Food Inc., the low-grade trimmings come from the most contaminated parts of the cow and were once only used in dog food and cooking oil. But because of BPI’s treatment of the trimmings — simmering them in low heat, separating fat and tissue using a centrifuge and spraying them with ammonia gas to kill germs — the United States Department of Agriculture says it’s safe to eat.
And all with the blessing and approval of our benevolent government.
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