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What severe risks are in our current "food" supply? - Some food for thought.

 
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Endocrine disruptors.

Expectant mothers are full of them so we're bombarded with them from the moment of conception. A major factor in brain development, autism, add, adhd, odd, many syndromes and gender dyspohrias. Depression, anxiety, mental health problems from infancy. Also cause cancer and infertility.

They're not just in food but all plastics, cleaners, laundry products, shampoo, body wash, lotion, all fragrances and makeup. Furniture, carpets, flooring, and paint.

This is one reason Generation Z is so fucked up. It's cumulative. Over half a typical classroom have kids with some sort of issue.
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Yet we live longer than any humans in history. Why is that?
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they only need to keep us from dying

if we are healthy or dead we don’t need drugs and that is unacceptable

we need to be somewhere in between
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Why are Nancy pelosi and the others still healthy? They’re making their bone broths and sipping it. Probably human bones too.
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Likely. I wonder where they are getting organically raised humans from? Are there some secret farms somewhere?
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Fantastic post OP, 5*

It's crazy how depleted the farmland soil has become. And thanks for the magnesium/iodine reminder. I just took some now.
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Don't forget that General Mills adds Trisodium Phosphate to their cereals.

I remember a thread here about it a few years back.

Our food is beyond tainted. Pretty much everything you can buy from center store shelves is artificial this and artificial that.

I try to buy primarily meat (which has become expensive), produce and maybe some dairy stuff here and there.

But even then, produce prices are getting high, not to mention the quality on certain items has become sketchy.
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Coffee,chocolate,and ipa beer.thats all that matters.
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Yet we live longer than any humans in history. Why is that?
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electricity
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and there is almost glyphosate residue in everything..

which mimics one of our natural amino acids and causes long term damage
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I believe that is the "drying agent" that I was told they are spraying onto wheat right before harvest to help it dry.

[link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]
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Potatoes too, saves diesel when harvesting if the greenery is brown.

People need to be using ancestor seeds and stop ploughing too, people are the virus in reality.
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Buy organic as much as possible.
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u'll be fine

flu-radiated h20 has made us strong
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and there is almost glyphosate residue in everything..

which mimics one of our natural amino acids and causes long term damage
 Quoting: Grove Street (revived)


It inhibits an enzyme in plants that disrupts synthesis of amino acids.
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Thanks for the pin by the way. flowers
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Potatoes too, saves diesel when harvesting if the greenery is brown.

People need to be using ancestor seeds and stop ploughing too, people are the virus in reality.


It inhibits an enzyme in plants that disrupts synthesis of amino acids.
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That was me sorry not signed in, this thread is the most important fact we're distracted from every day off our lives.
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Fantastic post OP, 5*

It's crazy how depleted the farmland soil has become. And thanks for the magnesium/iodine reminder. I just took some now.
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I wonder how many heart attacks are caused by a magnesium deficiency?

that’s something that would never be made public
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Fantastic post OP, 5*

It's crazy how depleted the farmland soil has become. And thanks for the magnesium/iodine reminder. I just took some now.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77430138



I wonder how many heart attacks are caused by a magnesium deficiency?

that’s something that would never be made public
 Quoting: Catseye


I should elaborate a bit

magnesium involved in 300+ reactions in the body

muscle contraction needs calcium, muscle relaxation needs magnesium
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They looked at soil structure etc. down in Devon, England on fields that are so steep a tractor has never been on them, farmed for hundreds of years but never been turned over and what they found was amazing, soil biota, natural drainage, cow-proof turf, more nutritious turf, there were never ending benefits.

The world is still young enough to learn, one family local to me has owned their farmland for over 500 years, USA is but a baby, don't fu*k it up.
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They looked at soil structure etc. down in Devon, England on fields that are so steep a tractor has never been on them, farmed for hundreds of years but never been turned over and what they found was amazing, soil biota, natural drainage, cow-proof turf, more nutritious turf, there were never ending benefits.

The world is still young enough to learn, one family local to me has owned their farmland for over 500 years, USA is but a baby, don't fu*k it up.
 Quoting: The guitar playing gardener


Interesting
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Fantastic post OP, 5*

It's crazy how depleted the farmland soil has become. And thanks for the magnesium/iodine reminder. I just took some now.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77430138



I wonder how many heart attacks are caused by a magnesium deficiency?

that’s something that would never be made public
 Quoting: Catseye


I should elaborate a bit

magnesium involved in 300+ reactions in the body

muscle contraction needs calcium, muscle relaxation needs magnesium
 Quoting: Catseye


Yup. I had a boss that was a super health nut. Always munching on carrots and celery, and ran at least 5 miles a day.
He was always picking on me because I ate a heavy diet of BBQ critters, steaks etc.

When he was 50 he came back from his daily run, sat down at his kitchen table and died. I figure he simply sweated out all of his magnesium and that either stopped his heart or made the pacing ineffective.

He was a good guy. Died from a simple lack of information.

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This is why those with children should relocate to a 3rd world country where food is still gathered by traditional methods if you cannot source local food or raise your own.

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I`m looking forward to Thursday- It`s Soylent red day.
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They spray the wheat with some poison to help it dry after harvesting. And of course Wheat has been engineered to increase production.

They spray wheat gluten on the rice to destroy the main alternative to poison wheat. (a way to glue a B vitamin onto the rice with a gluten slurry. "so called Enriched Rice".

Hot dogs are made of garbage that has been drenched in ammonia to kill the pathogens and soaked in Nitrite carcinogens for that added flavor.

They spray a poison on potatoes so they will not grow in cold storage. (Budnip)

Corn makes its own insecticide and tumor genesis poison with its new DNA.

HFCS fake sweetener dials up your autoimmune system. our bodies can only deal with left handed molecules. (levo-rotary), But this stuff is made in a lab, so both left and right handed molecules are produced. The right handed molecules trigger an immune response because IT DOES NOT EXIST IN NATURE.

Most fruit is picked long before it is ripe so it will survive mechanical picking, storage and transportation, then hit with a fake hormone mimicking gas to make it appear to be somewhat edible (peaches, plums, bananas, tomatoes). People eat less of what are supposed to be healthy foods, because who wants to eat a peach or a tomato that is as hard and tasteless as a baseball?

Commercial farms strip the trace nutrients from the soil and hence the food that is supposed to contain nutrients is now empty of them. "Hey, it looks like spinach!"
The old farmers added their wood ashes to the garden, which inadvertently improved the nutritional content of the food. Now we heat with gas, so no more wood ashes.

Chickens used to get enough space, sunlight and exercise that they did not require a steady dosing of drugs to keep them alive. Now they get a steady diet of growth hormones, antibiotics, anti parasitics, etc.

Everyone in the US is deficient in Magnesium and Iodine. (You only need that stuff if you want your heart to continue beating and your brain, thyroid and eyes to be healthy).

People used to cook a lot of stews that included animal bones and cartilage. Long hours of boiling on the stove would release the complex molecules from the animal skeletons, which gave our bodies the stuff to repair joint wear and tear. Now we just get drugs to kill the pain.

The question shouldn't be why are we overweight and suffering from autoimmunity. It should be how the hell are any of us still alive?

Add in the lifetime of constant jabbing with vaccinations that insult the immune system.
 Quoting: Justme C'est Moi


You Could Add to your list:
Hormones given to livestock including progesterone, testosterones and estrogen (zearalenone-- derived from a mold toxin)

Mold toxins (including zearalenone) that grow on grain during storage. Toxic molds also grow unchecked once the soil has been treated with glyphosate

Ractopamine given to cows, pigs and turkeys to increase their lean muscle mass-- basically a diet drug similar to amphetamine

Neurotoxic MSG and other glutamates (hydrolyzed yeast protein) added to get us addicted to the food.

Neurotoxic sweeteners aspartame
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I used to buy only Trader Joe's organic Valencia peanut butter. It was grown in areas of the U S. Southwest and not prone to aflatoxin contamination.. well,, I venture in to the store last week and what do I find? Trader Joe's Organic peanut butter...but it no longer mentions Valencia so it is likely now China.
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Fantastic post OP, 5*

It's crazy how depleted the farmland soil has become. And thanks for the magnesium/iodine reminder. I just took some now.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77430138



I wonder how many heart attacks are caused by a magnesium deficiency?

that’s something that would never be made public
 Quoting: Catseye


I'm sort of a heavy drinker (moreso the past couple years) and have noticed increased heart palpitations. Taking magnesium citrate supplement helps to normalize the rhythm.

I should probably stop drinking..nahhh!
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They spray the wheat with some poison to help it dry after harvesting.
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that would be glyphosate AKA roundup
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Fantastic post OP, 5*

It's crazy how depleted the farmland soil has become. And thanks for the magnesium/iodine reminder. I just took some now.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77430138



I wonder how many heart attacks are caused by a magnesium deficiency?

that’s something that would never be made public
 Quoting: Catseye


I'm sort of a heavy drinker (moreso the past couple years) and have noticed increased heart palpitations. Taking magnesium citrate supplement helps to normalize the rhythm.

I should probably stop drinking..nahhh!
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 73576131


Scotch will probably turn out to be a health food drink !

I always feel better the day after drinking.
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This is why those with children should relocate to a 3rd world country where food is still gathered by traditional methods if you cannot source local food or raise your own.
 Quoting: FlashBuzzkill


Good point. I always felt fantastic when I returned from a business trip outside the US.
Spent a month in China and came back 35 lbs lighter, looking and feeling like Superman.
Same thing with Brazil, Taiwan, Mexico, etc.

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Most of the rest of the world's countries have banned Monsanto and their chemicals, so I tend to buy food not made in the USA unless it's an organic brand that has been around long before it was popular to do so, because I don't trust Kroger Organic with all the soy and canola, etc.

Now I take close-up glasses to the store to read the labels. Now I plant organic seed bought only at Rareseeds in Missouri. The home I moved into last March was empty for three years, and yard-neglected for decades before that, so the soil is great! No Round-Up - still on USA shelve in stores everywhere, the savior of many, I assume.

I pick my own weeds, I don't want those chemicals so badly!

Husband says non-organic chemicals might make it to your field, from the rain, but planting organic and gardening organic is the only defense. A real greenhouse is a wish!
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OP, this is a great thread.

If you want the answer to your questions, I dare you to read this article from Howell Woltz.
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Plus, if you watch the imbeded video called "Monopoly" by Tim Gielen, your answers will be shown.

This is all about the total control of people by less than 1% of the population. Those folks are pure evil and only care about making slaves out of every person living on this rock. We are about there, but there seems to be a savior who wants to make the 1%ers pay for their crimes.

I dare you, no I double dare you to take thirty minutes of your day and read this article by Howell. It will enlighten you as to where all of our woes originate.
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So what you're saying is don't eat anything, got it.

Will stop eating now, will probably live longer.

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Found out salt, not only has aluminum in it (allegedly to help it pour) but finely crushed glass.

Even the capsules on supplements are [very acidic] all made of wood pulp, so your body can't digest it. You can't buy organic capsules anywhere in the world that I even know of. The magnesium stearate is in most vitamins too, which is a derived from the metal industry.
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