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Joao Dasilva · #11 06-15-2005, 05:54 AM

Norrin,
Google 'nutrasweet and strokes'.
Lotsa stuff..........................

Norrin Radd · #12 06-15-2005, 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by RDK

There is an alternate theory floating around that the more than adequate nutrition supplemented by all the sexual imagery that young girls are subjected to is the cause of early starting of menstruation.

Don’t really believe the sexual imagery part but there is something to do with the abundance of food. Better food=healthier faster growing and maturing bodies= better chance for a pregnancy to succeed= the body is ready for puberty so it starts.

Usually if there is a competing theory that has some validity and common sense over a vast (left/right/Jewish world domination/neo-con/communist/Black power/ white supremacy/big business/whatever) conspiracy theory, I’ll go with the common sense one every time.

Better food?

Healthier food?

You are kidding right?

Here's the deal.

If oyu research bovine gowth hormone, then are willing to prove to me you researched it by answering some questions, and yo still believe there was no conspiracy, then I will send you 100 dollars. I will send it to any address you want.

Want to take my challenge, or are you afraid of the truth?

Norrin Radd · #13 06-15-2005, 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by MattLarson

GM food caused the WTC collapse! It all makes sense now!

Matt

Matt,

The above challenge goes for you to, even though you refused my challenge on the OKC bombing and the TWA 800 disaster.

Are you afraid of the truth?

Norrin Radd · #14 06-15-2005, 08:08 AM

Oh my God.

I just noticed RDK is from Canada.

Sorry, but my challenge to RDK is retracted.

Anyone who lives in Canada, where the media actually covered rBGH, is not open to my challenge, as if you do not already know about rBGH, then you are braindead.

My apologies for retracting this challenge, but I can't afford to give out 100 dollars to morons.

Norrin Radd · #15 06-15-2005, 09:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joao Dasilva

Norrin,
Google 'nutrasweet and strokes'.
Lotsa stuff..........................

thanks, I will look into it when I get the chance.

JHC · #16 06-15-2005, 10:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RDK

There is an alternate theory floating around that the more than adequate nutrition supplemented by all the sexual imagery that young girls are subjected to is the cause of early starting of menstruation.

Don’t really believe the sexual imagery part but there is something to do with the abundance of food. Better food=healthier faster growing and maturing bodies= better chance for a pregnancy to succeed= the body is ready for puberty so it starts.

Usually if there is a competing theory that has some validity and common sense over a vast (left/right/Jewish world domination/neo-con/communist/Black power/ white supremacy/big business/whatever) conspiracy theory, I’ll go with the common sense one every time.

My reasons for going with 'free range' and 'organic' are many. I do confess that the beef hormone theory combined with the early menstruation thing certainly helped make the decision for me.
I really have no idea of the validity of it, it just made some sense.

We hardly eat cattle at all and once in a blue moon, a pork chop.

JHC · #17 06-15-2005, 10:46 AM

WOW!
I did just a couple of minutes of Googling and found all kinds of wild theories about 'early menarche' (time of first period).
In New Zealand, it was correlated with the presence of the father in the home - negative correlation.
It was positively correlated with maternal depression...
Pesticides were cited.
In the US, obesity is being considered as a factor...
genetics
insufficient fiber

sheeeshhhh!
My daughter was/is definitely not overweight, lots of fiber, no genetic tendency, father was at home, mother not depressed, that leaves pesticides, hormone enhanced beef, and whatever other wild guesses.

Since it is considered disadvantageous for health, better safe than sorry I guess.

Thematic-Device · #18 06-15-2005, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by roddy

Jesus. GM Corn causing symptoms in rats that suggest either immune system damage or tumors.. Monsanto is keeping the study secret (small wonder) and governments the world over refuse to label GM food what it is.

Not to make light of it, but doesn't damn near everything cause problems in white lab rats?

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