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I'm confused, who would actually take this ! (np)

Posted by stjames on September 10, 2001, at 22:19:16

In reply to pills with cow brains as a ingrediant, posted by Storm on September 10, 2001, at 0:14:22

> just a few that I came up with. all are main ingredients. obviously the chance of getting the disease is great, muchless in this way of pills, but I wouldn't like to take a chance with non-fda approved pills. the article shows the illness probably starts in the animals brains, which is the most common part ground up for these drugs.
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> "transfer factor plus" immune system booster
> www.wasatchhealth.com/Pages/FTPPlus.html
>
> "mens/women's high force 1" anti-aging supplement
> www.superhealth-products.com/anti-aging/hIGHforce1.htm
>
> "super sterol anabolic complex" non-steroidal dietary supplement
> www.americasbestvitaminvalues.com/vitaminpower/25.html
>
> This link has now been convincingly established in laboratory studies showing identical, distinctive biological and molecular biological features of the pathologic agent isolated from BSE-infected cattle and human cases of vCJD (27-29). The source of contamination appears to have been beef. However, muscle has never been reproducibly shown to contain the infectious agent in any form of spongiform encephalopathy, whatever the affected species, and thus, infection most probably resulted from beef products contaminated by nervous system tissue. Contamination could have occurred in any of the following ways: cerebral vascular emboli from cranial stunning instruments used to immobilize cattle before killing by exsanguination; contact of muscle with brain or spinal cord tissue by saws or other tools used during slaughter; inclusion of paraspinal ganglia in cuts of meat containing vertebral tissue (e.g., T-bone steaks); and perhaps most importantly, the presence of residual spinal cord and paraspinal ganglia tissue in the paste of "mechanically recovered meat" (a carcass compression extract) that could legally be added to cooked meat products such as meat pies, beef sausages, and various canned meat preparations.


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