When you hear that Bovaer is “safe and effective,” you might want to take a pause. That phrase has become a corporate smokescreen—used to market glyphosate, fluoride, red dye 40, BPA, GMOs, aspartame, sucralose… the list goes on. These additives were once waved through by regulatory agencies despite limited long-term research. Only years later did the real effects emerge—endocrine disruption, neurological issues, cancer risks, reproductive harm.
4 thoughts on “When you hear that Bovaer is “safe and effective,” you might want to take a pause. That phrase has become a corporate smokescreen—used to market glyphosate, fluoride, red dye 40, BPA, GMOs, aspartame, sucralose… the list goes on. These additives were once waved through by regulatory agencies despite limited long-term research. Only years later did the real effects emerge—endocrine disruption, neurological issues, cancer risks, reproductive harm.”
I eat very little red meat its mostly chicken but I heard the other day that white meat isn’t good for you. Quorn has a new customer.
I am thinking back to the CJD nonsense. Farmers will add anything to the feed so long as in produces more revenue for them. The same reasoning applies to the feed producers. Anything for a fast buck and plenty of it. Cows are designed to eat grass and pass wind. Warping nature is a tragedy in waiting, for the human race. Milk and cheese labelled produced from BOVAER cows is off the menu for me as of now.
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I eat very little red meat its mostly chicken but I heard the other day that white meat isn’t good for you. Quorn has a new customer.
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I am thinking back to the CJD nonsense. Farmers will add anything to the feed so long as in produces more revenue for them. The same reasoning applies to the feed producers. Anything for a fast buck and plenty of it. Cows are designed to eat grass and pass wind. Warping nature is a tragedy in waiting, for the human race. Milk and cheese labelled produced from BOVAER cows is off the menu for me as of now.
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I’ve got bad news for you 100%Yes, Quorn is considered a highly processed
food, and is recommended to be eaten in moderation.
‘Tsa pity cos’ I’m hooked on Pukka vegan sausage rolls and they sell out @
Tesco Dunfermline very quickly.
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