POLITICS, Gliadin and antioxidants

[Guest guest]

Read a Dean Rolling Stone interview where he said his health and

environment decisions will be from scientific proof. Keep it in mind. :-) On

his agriculture agenda at his website is confronting the big beef industry

leaders under antitrust laws, same as Microsoft, so they cannot own large

amounts of beef, dictate raising and continue to control the market and

health of the beef. Doesn't hurt to imagine what could be without crash and

burn mindsets.

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> I found this very interesting ... gliadin seems to promote free radicals

> -- maybe that is why we need so much Vit C on the Western diet ...

Wanita

[Guest guest]

Yeah! Howeard Dean is gonna save us! But curious, no mention of the

USDA on his web site. Oh I get it, the government gets to create

problems, and then they get to save us from the problem! Kind of

like terrorism, and health care, and... brilliant!

" Corn is a mainstay of livestock diets because there is no other

feed quite as cheap or plentiful: thanks to federal subsidies and

ever-growing surpluses, the price of corn ($2.25 a bushel) is 50

cents less than the cost of growing it. The rise of the modern

factory farm is a direct result of these surpluses, which soared in

the years following World War II, when petrochemical fertilizers

came into widespread use. Ever since, the U.S.D.A.'s policy has been

to help farmers dispose of surplus corn by passing as much of it as

possible through the digestive tracts of food animals, converting it

into protein. Compared with grass or hay, corn is a compact and

portable foodstuff, making it possible to feed tens of thousands of

animals on small plots of land. Without cheap corn, the modern

urbanization of livestock would probably never have occurred. "

http://www.nehbc.org/pollan1.html

> Read a Dean Rolling Stone interview where he said his

health and

> environment decisions will be from scientific proof. Keep it in

mind. :-) On

> his agriculture agenda at his website is confronting the big beef

industry

> leaders under antitrust laws, same as Microsoft, so they cannot

own large

> amounts of beef, dictate raising and continue to control the

market and

> health of the beef. Doesn't hurt to imagine what could be without

crash and

> burn mindsets.

> >

> > I found this very interesting ... gliadin seems to promote free

radicals

> > -- maybe that is why we need so much Vit C on the Western

diet ...

>

> Wanita

[Guest guest]

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> Are you using this Orwellian type of speech deliberately?

Government is

> going to intervene to make a " free market " by breaking up

companies?

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> Chris

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