FreeEnergy
8th January 2013, 08:25 PM
Just running by folks here to see if anyone is aware.
Any food that's canned - it is poison. Can only be eaten in extremely rare situations and life threatening conditions.
Any awareness of this?
Insides of cans is covered by bisphenol A - hormone inhibitor, pure poison, causes impotence in men, sexual dysfunction, sterilization, collects in organs etc. etc. etc. Causes chronical illnesses etc. ask Mamboni for more - spinal and brain issues, etc.
A new study by Harvard researchers may provide another reason to skip the canned pumpkin and cranberry sauce this Thanksgiving. People who ate one serving of canned food daily over the course of five days, the study found, had significantly elevated levels — more than a tenfold increase — of bisphenol-A, or BPA, a substance that lines most food and drink cans.
In general, most studies have found that urinary BPA levels in typical adults average somewhere around 2 micrograms per liter. That was roughly the levels the Harvard researchers found in the subjects after a week of eating the soup made from fresh ingredients. After eating the canned soup, though, their levels rose above 20 micrograms per liter, a 1,221 percent increase.
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/11/22/bpa-lurks-in-canned-soups-and-drinks/
Ask yourselves, why cryptos always use something that causes sexual malfunction and sterilization in goys.
Any food that's canned - it is poison. Can only be eaten in extremely rare situations and life threatening conditions.
Any awareness of this?
Insides of cans is covered by bisphenol A - hormone inhibitor, pure poison, causes impotence in men, sexual dysfunction, sterilization, collects in organs etc. etc. etc. Causes chronical illnesses etc. ask Mamboni for more - spinal and brain issues, etc.
A new study by Harvard researchers may provide another reason to skip the canned pumpkin and cranberry sauce this Thanksgiving. People who ate one serving of canned food daily over the course of five days, the study found, had significantly elevated levels — more than a tenfold increase — of bisphenol-A, or BPA, a substance that lines most food and drink cans.
In general, most studies have found that urinary BPA levels in typical adults average somewhere around 2 micrograms per liter. That was roughly the levels the Harvard researchers found in the subjects after a week of eating the soup made from fresh ingredients. After eating the canned soup, though, their levels rose above 20 micrograms per liter, a 1,221 percent increase.
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/11/22/bpa-lurks-in-canned-soups-and-drinks/
Ask yourselves, why cryptos always use something that causes sexual malfunction and sterilization in goys.