Re: WARNING....WARNING MUST READ

[Guest guest]

I already checked into the risks of mad cow and how it may relate to

bovine glandular... I'm not worried a bit..... If they were to

contaminate the adrenal tissue they'd also be contaminating the meat that

is sold for food.... so... I can't see them killing of all their meat

eating customers.... even if they didn't care much for those of us using

the glandulars made from the cows....

Topper ()

On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 23:13:09 -0000 " " writes:

> Taking glandular extracts (esp. adenal) are likely to be hazardous to

> your health because of risk of MAD COW. Read the website below. YOU

> WILL HAVE TO PIECE TOGETHER THIS URL FOR IT TO WORK BECAUSE THE LINE

>

> WRAPS AROUND ON THIS PAGE.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

Tuesday, April 27, 2004, 1:13:09 AM, you wrote:

G> Taking glandular extracts (esp. adenal) are likely to be hazardous to

G> your health because of risk of MAD COW.

One thing which has interested me is that haematologists who used to

routinely mash cadaver brains for clotting reagents for testing

of blood for warfarin patients are not at any higher risk of CJD - weird

when you consider the mechanism for Kuru was originally meant to be

transmission via preparation of brain for eating rather than actually

eating it. However now the 'story' has changed somewhat -very odd IMO

I hate to think how much human brain reagent i have had up my nose

when opening bottles or over my hands in those good old pre AIDS,

pre-glove for routine work days - i think taking adrenal

supplements poses a of minuscule risk by comparison

Getting into a car on the otherhand is a much higher risk activity.

Its always interesting how much emphasis is put on non-pharmaceutical

remedies and danger when getting drugs recalled or prescriptions

halted even when folk are dropping like flies seems too difficult .

Of course getting Drs to report side effects of the newest magic drug

is a problem as so often patients complaints are ignored.

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[Guest guest]

Topper,

I believe what they do is take a lot of bovine adrenal glands and

concentrate them. It is like the clotting factor they got for the

hemopheliacs. It took the blood from thousands of donors to come up

with the factor, thus concentrating the Aids virus. But hopefully

there is very little MAD COW in the adrenal gland support. Maybe it

can be bought from pig sources instead.

> I already checked into the risks of mad cow and how it may relate to

> bovine glandular... I'm not worried a bit..... If they were to

> contaminate the adrenal tissue they'd also be contaminating the

meat that

> is sold for food.... so... I can't see them killing of all their

meat

> eating customers.... even if they didn't care much for those of us

using

> the glandulars made from the cows....

>

> Topper ()

>

> On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 23:13:09 -0000 " " <garyland@y...> writes:

> > Taking glandular extracts (esp. adenal) are likely to be

hazardous to

> > your health because of risk of MAD COW. Read the website below.

YOU

> > WILL HAVE TO PIECE TOGETHER THIS URL FOR IT TO WORK BECAUSE THE

LINE

> >

> > WRAPS AROUND ON THIS PAGE.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

The way I lood at it: I would be a " Mad Cow " without my Arour!

-- In NaturalThyroidHormones , " " <garyland@y...>

wrote:

> Topper,

>

> I believe what they do is take a lot of bovine adrenal glands and

> concentrate them. It is like the clotting factor they got for the

> hemopheliacs. It took the blood from thousands of donors to come