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Re: Pork-induced Positives
This confirms my long held belief that the constant pumping of steroids (and other substances) into our food supply is the cause of most of the illness and disease we have today that were not present even 30 years ago. Our meat is pumped full of every steroid imaginable and all of our other food is all processed with unpronouncable chemicals. ADD didn't exist 30 years ago and now suddenly its an epidemic. Connect the dots.
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Re: Pork-induced Positives
>This confirms my long held belief that the
>constant pumping of steroids (and other
>substances) into our food supply is the cause of
>most of the illness and disease we have today
>that were not present even 30 years ago. Our
>meat is pumped full of every steroid imaginable
>and all of our other food is all processed with
>unpronouncable chemicals. ADD didn't exist 30
>years ago and now suddenly its an epidemic.
>Connect the dots.
I don't think it confirms your beliefs. This article doesn't mention feeding steroids to animals, but states that consuming pork from uncastrated animals leads to elevated test levels in athletes. I would guess that people have been consuming pork and other meats from uncastrated animals long before the recent increase in the ADD diagnosis.
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Re: Pork-induced Positives
ADD didn't exist 30
>years ago and now suddenly its an epidemic.
>Connect the dots.
Of course ADD existed 30 years ago - they just called it hyper-activity. In another 30 years they'll be calling procrastination "delayed responsibilty disorder", laziness "energy deficit disorder", running slow "speed inhibition disorder".
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