LogFAQs > #932201346

Xenozoa425 posted...

Chickens are omnivores by nature, they normally eat insects and seeds in the wild. Mass farmed chickens are fed GMO grains. If you go to the grocery store and buy a dozen commercial eggs and a dozen pasture raised eggs, you will see the difference in quality of the eggs based on the food they eat. The pasture raised eggs will be a deep amber and contain a higher amount of nutrition because the chickens are eating better. Cows are meant to eat grass instead of GMO grains. When we eat the foods from those animals, we also indirectly eat the chemicals that they have eaten from their feed; herbivore, carnivore, omnivore, it does not matter.

The daily rate of exposure that the rats in the study had might be higher than what a typical person consumes on a daily basis, but humans live much longer than rats. The damage done to the body's cellular structure overtime is accumulated and accelerated by the things I listed, which is chelation of important micronutrients and GI microbacteria not being able to properly absorb and synthesize proteins (some artificial sugars do this also). Hormonal and adrenal damage is mostly caused by chronic elevated levels of insulin, which is sustained from years of a high-carb diet and creates many metabolic issues. So when the body is not getting the nutrition it needs, your cells start to grow weaker and cannot replicate at the 1:1 ratio they are designed to, because they aren't getting the micronutrients they need to do their jobs.

The soil that the glyphosate is bound to leeches into the water supply in varying trace amounts, depending on the location. Some farms in Mexico have measured elevated levels of glyphosate in ground water, bottled drinking water and even human urine.

Holy shit dude, you're worrying way too much. I was like this too in my early 20's, and it became difficult to function propertly. I would look up each ingredient, each label, each wording, call companies, etc, it got exhausting. I'm glad I grew out of it. I'm still careful with some things, but not to that extent. Bottom line, if you're going to get a disease, cancer, etc, in your life, you're going to get it no matter what. There's nothing you can do to stop it. It's all luck of the draw. Even the most health conscious, organic eating, vegan, that exercises everyday get cancer, or some other disease, and die.

---

Badder than ol' King Kong. Meaner than a Junkyard Dog.