I have known this now for many years and have tried to share it with those around me and in e-mails. Often I find people do not care and are not willing to listen or change their ways. If it does not directly effect them then they do nothing….how stupid we all really are. Children are dropping like flies and climbing the walls and taking drugs to control their behavior in record numbers. Companies making these control drugs also make food that the children eat……how nice and how stupid are we? Here in the USA we live in a fantasy world created by the TV and commercials we are bombarded with daily….its a wonderful place of deception for control….of your life and brain. All of us need to take a deep breath and change the future for the better and take control of the world and environment around us. A movement of truth would be a movement long overdue.
Obewan

I am just at the beginning of researching the humam story and have begun a wiki page of safe human foods. wkis allow for others to create pages and comment on each page. You are more than welcome to join our family’s effort by joining and adding pages and comments.

http://scottishterrier.wetpain.....d+Research

http://scottishterrier.wetpain.....s+Research

Please write me so we can share Human Research Story links and each other’s research. Please write me so that we can add to safe food human food companies.

aboutdogsxpen@yahoo.com

Please check into the “organic” movement that gives us humans a fighting chance to buy food for our families that aren’t tainted w/ human growth hormone, pesticides, raised from Monsanto’s killer seeds.

I do not want to buy human food to poison the human or pet family members in our home. All four of us are on human food.

I’m going to write as many blogs, websites, and wikis as possible to at least get them to post the FDA website and newsletter.

Now, if someone was to follow up the FDA numbers with a poll of the usual sort, it should be possible
to get a statistically meaningful number of those who lost a pet to the food, and didn’t bother to
call the FDA. I would be real surprised if the FDA numbers account for more than 1-2% of the total. So,
50 to 100 times what has been reported to the FDA is a LOT of pets.

And, yes, these guys are quite careful how they phrase things to lie while still telling the literal
truth. It’s called spin, and most reporters aren’t bright enough to nail them down with questions that
are hard to spin answers for. One might ask, “With a known contaminant having entered the US food supply,
has the FDA inspected product intended for human consumption, how many such inspections have been conducted
and how many of them tested positive for melamine?”.

While on the topic of crunching numbers, I’ve been digging into some sites with raw data on various
substances. My objective was to try finding graphs similar to what is posted on the U of Goof site.
I haven’t hit pay dirt on that one yet, but I would say the lines on their graphs should be a whole
lot closer together before claiming they have produced an identical substance in their labs. A very
small variation in the lines can mean the difference between getting an antibiotic or a sleeping pill.
Close doesn’t count. The useful tidbit of information I ran across was the LD 50 for aminopterin.
It’s 3 mg. per kg. in body weight. To translate: if the number applied to a 9 pound cat (4 kg.),
12/1000ths of a gram would be lethal to every other cat that received that dose. The New York lab
originally reported in excess of 40 parts per million of aminopterin in two out of three samples they
analyzed. In other words, a kilogram of food would contain over 40 mg. aminopterin, and a 5.5 ounce
can would contain 7 mg. aminopterin. While a little shy of the LD 50, it is certainly a dangerous
level of the toxin, and increasingly so for every subsequent daily dose.

Contrary to media reports at the time, I have yet to find ANY source confirming the theory that it
has ever been commercially produced for rat poison ANYWHERE. From what I’ve been able to dig up, it
was patented for that purpose long ago, but was too expensive to produce to make it feasible for a
competitive, marketable product. The fact of the matter is the substance is so unusual it’s hard to
find detailed information on the stuff at all. As close as I can tell, there is only one company in
the world producing aminopterin with any sort of commercial intent, and they are doing so on an
experimental basis with the help of some sweetheart government grants for cancer research.

As bad as the melamine issue is, it doesn’t begin to compare with the question of how such a fantastically
rare and sophisticated toxin - a thousand times more lethal than Melamine - ended up in food.

Bodeen isn’t entirely incorrect, even though there’s an edited version of the article you cited, stating, “This version CORRECTS that melamine causes kidney failure, not liver damage” currently on the internet site.

Other chemicals can often be confused with melamine. Case in point: aminopterin. Aminopterin DOES cause liver damage, so I would suspect that it’s possible for melamine to cause liver damage as well.

I started giving my cats a jar of Gerber baby food every few days during a transition to a raw diet. Some vets even recommended doing that until all the recalls were determined. I noticed that Gerber uses cornstarch in some of their jar foods. I researched cornstarch and found out that the vast majority of it is produced in China. I have now emailed Gerber twice and phoned them twice asking where they source it from. I have not been contacted by them yet and it’s been over two weeks. I suspect it’s from China….
Oh yeah, don’t forget autism in children is now 1 in 100 births as opposed to 1 in 10,000 births a decade ago…

This Novartis is directly tied to the Nazi Germany…how come I am the only one that can see this connnection?
Obewan

Thank you for that very good post - wanted you to know it was noticed. I totally agree; ignoring these risks is so irresponsible. I’ve become fatalistic in past days; I figure I’ll be joining my kitty in chronic renal problems one of these days and maybe we’ll go together.