Rat Feeding Study Suggests Impossible Burger May Not Be Safe to Eat

re: Rat Feeding Study Suggests Impossible Burger May Not Be Safe to Eat

tennisshop — 10/18/2022 12:41:42 PM

We've known there's glyphosate in this garbage and GMO soy which is the most inflammatory oil on the planet in my opinion ! Let the dumbing down of Americans begin as Serena Williams and many famous athletes have invested into this garbage. It's all in the depopulation scheme of the globalist to sterilize humans with this garbage. We need to get this study out to the world !

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Catryna — 10/17/2022 6:55:40 AM

Most of us with Celiac could not eat this stuff for obvious reasons. But, in general, what a big mistake and nothing short of the ultimate in junk food.

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brodiebrock12 — 10/16/2022 7:52:41 AM

Talk about feminizing men. Another cause of the big deceases in mem's testosterone

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BevAnn22 — 10/16/2022 1:51:34 AM

Impossible Burger is a perfect name for this man made concoction! It is impossible to live eating this type of poisoned food!

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Almond — 10/15/2022 5:42:50 AM

Counting our blessings as we finish up on harvest. Mostly just root crops, late cabbages (sauerkraut), popcorn left in the garden and green tomatoes to ripen in cold storage. Standing brussels sprouts will carry us into winter. I planted a fall garden of "rugged greens" and more radishes. Pickled fish, salsa cruda, pickles and crocks of spiced crabapples in the refrig, with more seafood in the freezer and canned. I have been processing an abundance of homegrown mushrooms almost daily and it will be a while longer before we forage wild fall mushrooms. I have herbs and seed drying on trays or bunches hung from the ceiling. Filberts and hazelnuts are done--just waiting for black walnuts.

I will bottle my first batch of apple peel vinegar this week. One or two more apple pickings as the late season varieties continue to ripen. (Maybe make more vinegar?) Many apples will go into cold storage, now, as they are good keeper varieties. I got my tree stand camouflaged with boughs just in time for hunting season. (Keeps me warmer on cold mornings, too!) Downed limbed trees can be cut and stacked for firewood, as I find time. I have many more early mornings and long workdays ahead of me this month--esp. if butchering meat and smoking sausage. Looking forward to a long winter's nap after I catch up on chores and household repairs.

It is our worst harvest year ever, but will get us thru the winter just fine. I am not planning to eat crickets or meat-unfit-for-rats. I would rather work than sicken or starve. My continued good health at my age. (Only slowed by old injuries.) Planning ahead for Christmas and giving food as gifts... esp. meat if we do well hunting, but also mushrooms, jam/jelly and honey from our land. I think food gifts will be esp. appreciated this year. We tend not to get extravagant and go into debt over the holidays. That is not what it is about. Save your heirloom seed. Plan for alternatives to commercial fertilizer for next year. Stock diatomaceous earth

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BlueQuasilica — 10/14/2022 2:38:41 AM

https://youtu.be/XrE5ZkVMaDE

re: Rat Feeding Study Suggests Impossible Burger May Not Be Safe to Eat

Shasha — 9/22/2022 9:00:30 PM

Roundup/GMO....dangerous to health and soy has estrogen that blocks the thyroid.