[Homesteadingfamily] Re: FOOD SAFETY BILL HITS CONSTITUTIONAL SNAG

Well.....not only milk has added hormones....try chicken and beef, too.
Most feed lot or housed livestock are fed hormones for growth as well as
the antibiotics to reduce stress from being penned or caged so closely
that does not allow normal animal patterns. Look at how much chicken
alone, is served in restaurants across this nation, most of which is
pumped full of hormones! I know that "they" say that these hormones do
not affect us, but they have to. Anything livestock eats while growing,
we will eat when we consume them. This is another reason to grow your
own.
Posilac was sold a few years back to another company because MONSANTO
was being sued left and right for damages. And yes, it IS still being
used. Most local grocery store type cheeses and milks, dairy products,
etc, have it. Unless the product is specifically labeled as "no rBGH or
rBSt", it probably has it. One can use the resources of
www.CORNUCOPIA.COM to check and see if they are on their list of users.
Do the search there for the chart on dairy products which use these
hormones. And while you are there, you can do the same search for good
clean egg producers....this site is a most excellent source of
information in this area and one I use regularly.~deb

--- In Homesteadingfamily@yahoogroups.com, "hlrinc" <hlrinc@...> wrote:
>
> On a Dr. Oz show they discussed the problem with girls hitting puberty
at a very young age and the correlation with the growth hormones in
milk...
> There are studies going on to see if this could be the case...
>
> If the government controls the food, they control the people...
>
> Marcy WV
>
>
> --- In Homesteadingfamily@yahoogroups.com, "Teresa Ward" jrward3@
wrote:
> >
> > >>>Heard some believe there are components added that effect your
fertility!
> >
> > There are at least two families in my area that avoid commercial
milk because of growth hormones. It affected their prepubescent
daughters. I haven't seen such effects in my daughters, that I was
aware of anyway.
> >
> > It might be something worth looking into, though.
> >
> > Blessings,
> > Teresa in WV
> > www.HomeschoolOasis.com
> >
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