AroundtheSon said:

Trust God.

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AroundtheSon said:

The emperor is here to stay. When you stop living in fear, you will know Love.

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AroundtheSon said:

The emperor is here to stay. When you stop living in fear, you will know Love.

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Haha... I love your posts.

d33p said:

AroundtheSon said:

The emperor is here to stay. When you stop living in fear, you will know Love.

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belief in the emperor can only extend so far at this point.

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DragonChaser said:

Seriously.  You guys can believe whatever you want, but bottom line, you'll probably die from cancer if you live in the states.

The people who feed you and make everything you use give you cancer so you can go to the medical corporations to try to cure you, and all the while the people who feed you and the medical corporations are having secret buttsecks.

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Prisoner#1 said:

DragonChaser said:

Seriously.  You guys can believe whatever you want, but bottom line, you'll probably die from cancer if you live in the states.

The people who feed you and make everything you use give you cancer so you can go to the medical corporations to try to cure you, and all the while the people who feed you and the medical corporations are having secret buttsecks.

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cant stay in business if you cure the diseases or make cars that last for 60 years

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Visionary Tools said:

Ever wondered why girls are getting periods earlier and earlier, and more and more breast cancer? Bovine growth hormone!

Codex alimentarius is the codeword for plagues and misery. Amongst other things, it bans the sale of vitamin and mineral tablets, making them prescription only (like piracetam and numerous other drugs that are safe, but forgotten). It forces taxes on organic food, to price it out of the market and force more people to go for dangerous, steriliity and cancer causing genetically modified food.

Codex Alimentarius is responsible for the mentality behind the FDA claiming cheerios is a drug and asking for them to retract the claims that *gasp* oats lower cholesterol!

Look, this UN "world law" is fucking bad news for everyone's health, and it's going to be a massive, massive boon for the pharma's profits.

But I know more and more of you know this isin't bullshit, and will go and research codex alimentarius for yourself. Clue yourself up, decide for yourself if you want to choose what you can put into your body, or if the UN should choose for you. Once you've made that decision, join us, or die. That's the only choice really. Life with cancer is not life.

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AroundtheSon said:

Girls are getting periods quicker in the united states due to our high fat content, not growth hormone. At least, that is what the majority of scientists think. Time magazine had a spread a while back.

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Vitamins and minerals should be regulated in my opinion.

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Despite all your points, we have increasing life expectancies in the United States. Cancer rates, while alarming, are likely due to our longer life spans more so than our environmental pollutants

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AroundtheSon said:

Despite the fact that vitamins are not absorbed easily, that does not mean that we should not have systematic ways of knowing what we are ingesting. Regulating would help this process and reduce faulty claims.

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Thank you for your the anecdotal evidence regarding your grandmother. Good day sir!

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ah yes, anecdotal evidence is always discounted as opposed to
'majority scientists' who have nothing to do with studies of
these growth hormones that 'think' that it's fat that's causing
changes in the development of humans and your belief that the
increase in rates of diagnosis in cancers are due to longer
lifespans without taking into account the increase in cancerin
young people makes up a large portion of that

please feel free to prove me wrong on genetics and environment
playing a more important role in longevity, it also plays a
large role in cancer resistance

check this out, vitamin supplement labeling









yup... more redundant legislation required for the uninformed
that's too lazy to look at the bottle and read the label

AroundtheSon said:

3. Because the supplement industry is unregulated in the U.S., consumers only have about a 1 in 5 chance of buying a product with the ingredients stated on the label -- and product contamination is an even more serious issue. It is therefore absolutely crucial that you choose a manufacturer that follows pharmaceutical GMP compliance, which is the highest standard possible.

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How Vitamins are Regulated

Vitamin products are regulated by FDA as "Dietary Supplements." The law defines dietary supplements, in part, as products taken by mouth that contain a "dietary ingredient" intended to supplement the diet.

Listed in the "dietary ingredient" category are not only vitamins, but minerals, botanicals products, amino acids, and substances such as enzymes, microbial probiotics, and metabolites. Dietary supplements can also be extracts or concentrates, and may be found in many forms. The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 requires that all such products be labeled as dietary supplements.

In June 2007, FDA established dietary supplement "current Good Manufacturing Practice" (cGMP) regulations requiring that manufacturers evaluate their products through testing identity, purity, strength, and composition.

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