Meating halfway: Americans opt for less by Tom Laskawy 12 Jan 2012 8:02 AM Photo: This Year’s Love In a New York Times op-ed, Mark Bittman flagged this story from the Daily Livestock Report that notes the USDA is now projecting that U.S meat consumption will continue to drop, representing a 12 percent decrease from 2007. [...]
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Fiendish pharmaceutical animal testing does not help humanity
December 4, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Fiendish pharmaceutical animal testing does not help humanity Saturday, December 03, 2011 by: PF Louis Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/034311_animal_testing_pharmaceuticals_inhumane.html#ixzz1fcOE8Rai (NaturalNews) Many consider animal testing necessary to produce the modern medical miracles that humans depend on. This is animal cruelty. All drugs on the market have gone through animal testing to be considered safe. Yet many still [...]
Cellular Memories in Organ Transplants
March 14, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Some of those who receive heart transplants have an uncanny recollection of the lives of their donors. Read: Knowing By Heart: Cellular Memory in Heart Transplants by Kate Ruth Linton If we take in the memories of the owner of the heart we take into our bodies, why would it be impossible for us to take [...]
