Where can I buy Milk from now?

sityeuropa

sityeuropa

sityeuropa

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So the crazy climate change freak Bill Gates has been funding companies to spike cow feed to reduce their methane output.
Arla Foods are adding this right now and all supermarkets are taking it.

"Adding Boavaer which contains 3-NOP"
"Incomplete data on the genotoxicity of 3-NOP suggests potential risks for DNA damage, which could lead to health issues like cancers and birth defects. However, this is more of a concern for those directly handling the additive rather than consumers of products from treated animals."

Still I don't need this in my milk thank you.

So pretty much all supermarket milk is distributed by Arla Foods who have signed up to put this addidtive into their dairy products.
I'm hoping they will back down, or a supermarket will find another supplier.
 
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Thekwango said:
Oh you’ve definitely got something.
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What are you bamboozled about?

Do Arla Foods not supply pretty much every supermarket?
Have they not announced to put addidtives into cow feed to reduce methane for climate change?

Is this necessary to do? Who apart from Greta Thunberg would want this?
What are you not agreeing with, disputing exactly?
 
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sityeuropa said:
What are you bamboozled about?

Do Arla Foods not supply pretty much every supermarket?
Have they not announced to put addidtives into cow feed to reduce methane for climate change?

Is this necessary to do? Who apart from Greta Thunberg would want this?
What are you not agreeing with, disputing exactly?
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So that's the game, become a billionaire and screw with bill gates.
 
sityeuropa said:
So the crazy climate change freak Bill Gates has been funding companies to spike cow feed to reduce their methane output.

Adding Boavaer which contains 3-NOP
Incomplete data on the genotoxicity of 3-NOP suggests potential risks for DNA damage, which could lead to health issues like cancers and birth defects. However, this is more of a concern for those directly handling the additive rather than consumers of products from treated animals.

Still I don't need this in my milk thank you.

So pretty much all supermarket milk is distributed by Arla Foods who have signed up to put this addidtive into their dairy products.
I'm hoping they will back down, or a supermarket will find another supplier.
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I am going to take your post at face value....but have highlighted the key words.

So there is no conclusive evidence that is in YOUR milk, yet you are concern that it is in your milk?

Or are you concern for the workers, are you one of these handlers? If you are, then why are you concern about something that isn't in the milk? As you stated.

The first part don't match up with the second part.

And that is all without conclusive evidence, as you put it, it's incomplete data.
 
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Raymond Lin said:
I am going to take your post at face value....but have highlighted the key words.

So there is no conclusive evidence that is in YOUR milk, yet you are concern that it is in your milk?

Or are you concern for the workers, are you one of these handlers? If you are, then why are you concern about something that isn't in the milk? As you stated.

The first part don't match up with the second part.

And that is all without conclusive evidence, as you put it, it's incomplete data.
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Exactly, inconclusive but even still potential risks when it has not been fully tested, there is no justification to add this at this moment.
For me not at all thank you.

Climate change?
Melting ice caps.

Some funny ocean rising going on in Dubai.

 
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sityeuropa said:
Exactly, inconclusive but even still potential risks when it has not been fully tested, there is no justification to add this at this moment.
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No....You specifically said...It is not a concern for consumers, the May Be part is for the handlers.

So why are you concern about something in your milk that isn't going to happen. The inconclusive part is for the handlers, not in your milk.

You didn't say you are worried for the handlers, you are worry about your milk...but you don't even have any inconclusive evidence of that, at all (in your post). You only have inconclusive evidence for the handlers.

You said so yourself that its not in the milk.

However, this is more of a concern for those directly handling the additive rather than consumers of products from treated animals.
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Raymond Lin said:
No....You sSpecifically said...It is not a concern for consumers, the May Be part is for the handlers.

So why are you concern about something in your milk that isn't going to happen. The inconclusive part is for the handlers, not in your milk.

You didn't say you are worried for the handlers, you are worry about your milk...but you don't even have any inconclusive of that, at all (in your post). You only have inconclusive evidence for the handlers.

You said so yourself that its not in the milk.
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Sorry it was a quote.

But there are no long term studies with this, and damn if something is toxic to just a handler, I can't see it being great being added to the food !!
 
Thekwango said:
don't waste your time dude, this is a poster that should have been perm'd long ago for some of the utter nonsense they post.
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You know what I say is truthful and you hate the truth, so you want to shut me up. You have issues with me from the whole Ukraine thing. Lets not play games.

I'll be shocked if this doesn't concern anyone else here.
 
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