Warning: This Common Food Causes Devastating Offspring Defects in New Research Study

[poetic]

It just seems like such the better way to go. I'm not a big fan of consuming things where I don't somewhat control the process or at least trust in the methods the person uses. When I eat out, I always pause to wonder what the food went through to get there, what they used to cook it, how they fed the animals, etc.

That sounds like you have the start of a great garden!

 

[mmstickybuds]

It just seems like such the better way to go. I'm not a big fan of consuming things where I don't somewhat control the process or at least trust in the methods the person uses. When I eat out, I always pause to wonder what the food went through to get there, what they used to cook it, how they fed the animals, etc.

That sounds like you have the start of a great garden!

Thanks, it's a lot of work and battle against a bunch of pests at the moment, two of which are little sausage dog puppies that like to rip plants out the ground...they already ripped up a little outdoor auto I had potted, tried to save it but no luck..
I completely agree regarding food and the processes they have to go through, it's this way of thinking that recently made me stop eating meat..I used to think I could kill my own animals if I had a farm, and that was my moral justification but I realised I actually couldn't do that.
Anyway the main reason for what you say, not being able to trust the food is not just per chance or for profit, but clearly by design.
These foods give people cancer and then the cure that we have right under our noses is being made illegal apparently? :no:

 

[poetic]

Thanks, it's a lot of work and battle against a bunch of pests at the moment, two of which are little sausage dog puppies that like to rip plants out the ground...they already ripped up a little outdoor auto I had potted, tried to save it but no luck..
I completely agree regarding food and the processes they have to go through, it's this way of thinking that recently made me stop eating meat..I used to think I could kill my own animals if I had a farm, and that was my moral justification but I realised I actually couldn't do that.
Anyway the main reason for what you say, not being able to trust the food is not just per chance or for profit, but clearly by design.
These foods give people cancer and then the cure that we have right under our noses is being made illegal apparently? :no:

Darn pests!

I totally agree. It saddens me a great deal that many people will never understand or even desire to understand this information during their lifetime. Being healthy is a huge part of having a fruitful and fulfilling life. I try to spread the word as best I can and hope that they do the exact same for someone they care about. This way the system can feed itself and changes made.

 

[mmstickybuds]

Darn pests!

I totally agree. It saddens me a great deal that many people will never understand or even desire to understand this information during their lifetime. Being healthy is a huge part of having a fruitful and fulfilling life. I try to spread the word as best I can and hope that they do the exact same for someone they care about. This way the system can feed itself and changes made.

Yep, I'm pretty convinced that practically all disease comes from man made means. Anyway, I saw recently along with the legalisation vote in the US, there was another important vote, that which forces the government to label GM foods..strangely (for me at least) this vote was lost as apparently the majority of US citizens don't want to know what's in their food.
It's a perfect reflection of where people are these days, and I find it terribly sad.