Nanotech Food - Color Me Paranoid but I Find This Disturbing

[Smurfy]

jesus christ, can i get some cliff notes?

 

[Underwraps]

jesus christ, can i get some cliff notes?

Wait, there's more! Here is my shot record when I was a kid. (Cliff Notes at the bottom.)

Hepatitis B
Diptheria,Pertussis,Tetanus: 1mo, 3mo, 16mo, 4yrs= 4
Haemophilus Influenza B
Pneumococcal Menigitidis
Polio: 1mo, 3mo, 5mo, 4yr, 6yr =5
Measles : 1yr , Mumps:10 yrs , Rubella: 1yr = 3
Varicella
Hepatitis A
NOT INCLUDED in Chris's list:
Small pox: 18 mo, 19mo

TOTAL up to 10yrs old: 14 TOTAL within 1st 3 years of life: 10

COMPARE to my child's: TOTAL : 25, TOTAL within 1s 3 years of life: 20

THE CLIFF NOTES:
In the U.S. the average kid ideally gets about 20 vaccinations by the time they're 3. In my day I got 10. This is why we feel there still is much to explore for connections between Autism, immunizations, and allergies. My son has a more severe form and that's what I want surveyed and compared country to country in terms of numbers. Chris may have Autism.

 

[mrplunkey]

Wait, there's more! Here is my shot record when I was a kid. (Cliff Notes at the bottom.)

Hepatitis B
Diptheria,Pertussis,Tetanus: 1mo, 3mo, 16mo, 4yrs= 4
Haemophilus Influenza B
Pneumococcal Menigitidis
Polio: 1mo, 3mo, 5mo, 4yr, 6yr =5
Measles : 1yr , Mumps:10 yrs , Rubella: 1yr = 3
Varicella
Hepatitis A
NOT INCLUDED in Chris's list:
Small pox: 18 mo, 19mo

TOTAL up to 10yrs old: 14 TOTAL within 1st 3 years of life: 10

COMPARE to my child's: TOTAL : 25, TOTAL within 1s 3 years of life: 20

THE CLIFF NOTES:
In the U.S. the average kid ideally gets about 20 vaccinations by the time they're 3. In my day I got 10. This is why we feel there still is much to explore for connections between Autism, immunizations, and allergies. My son has a more severe form and that's what I want surveyed and compared country to country in terms of numbers. Chris may have Autism.

Hmmm... Your arguments are compelling. Maybe we should pour more money down a discredited scientific rathole instead of looking for the real cause of autism.

Let's call it the: "Do it for our children initiative."

 

[chris302001]

Btw, I think Chris has Autism. He shows the classic signs of high functioning Asberger's Syndrome such as an ability or obsession for memorizing, remembering, and researching minute facts
(No, I went to and completed medical school.)


and figures (like stupid crimes in Asia)
(I watch msnbc in my spare time.)


and very poor social skills. They're often blunt and rude and are more concerned with facts than human relationships.
(No, I'm just better than you.)



They don't have much of a social life.
(This is actually true, but you cant just sleep with the text book under your pillow and expect to learn all of this. I know you have no idea what I'm talking about, but don't fret.)

(Or, he may be a hot stud in real life- got pics Chris? Know how to please a woman properly?)
(I'm way out of your league.)

I broke it down for you step by step above.

 

[PICK3]

I broke it down for you step by step above.

olololol2

 

[Smurfy]

Or, he may be a hot stud in real life- got pics Chris? Know how to please a woman properly?

hot stud....YES
knows how to please a woman properly.......HELL FUCKING YES


next?

 

[hanselthecaretaker]

Perhaps this does not disturb you, you hail the new advances in food technology and breakthroughs as achievements that can only enhance human life. From my perspective, our bodies evolved utilizing certain elements found in certain expected molecular forms, and evolving to utilize other molecules is something that takes thousands, if not, more years. The idea of consuming, particularly unknowingly, something that is actually small enough to cross the blood/brain barrier is really, really disturbing. The fact the FDA busts down on herbs, which have been around since time began, but turns a blind eye to this development smacks of everything from cronyism to conspiracy.

And before you ask, no, I don't like GMO foods, either. Hybridization I have no problem with, that at least doesn't introduce unnatural DNA (or screw with our DNA). I'm sorry, why is it like over 95% of industrialized nations won't have anything to do with fluoride, GMOs and now nanotech foods, and yet America, we'll swallow anything they shove at us? Maybe that's why people are so damn fat?

If you think something tiny can't possible hurt you, pay particular attention to the first article. Asbestos fibers are small, too, you feel like snorting a microgram of that a day? Viruses, those are small, too. Food is hugely important to a lot of us, in a weird way more so than the average person, and supplements another, it's just something to consider. From my perspective, something that is so molecularly small that our bodies are incapable of detoxifying it, is horrifying. For the readers among you, that's how a lot of Robin Cook novels start out, ain't it?

Part one of a three part series:
Amid Nanotechnology's Dazzling Promise, Health Fears Grow - AOL News



Part two:
Nanotechnology Bringing Foods, Regulated or Not, to Grocery Near You - AOL News

Part three:
Obsession With Nanotechnology Growth Stymies Regulators - AOL News

Shows what a farce the government has become. While other countries' gov's are banning aspartame (you know, because there's at least a shred of concern for its populous), ours probably somehow gets a cut out of everything sold that uses it, which is more important to them. So it's cool of course.

 

[redsamurai]

Shows what a farce the government has become. While other countries' gov's are banning aspartame (you know, because there's at least a shred of concern for its populous), ours probably somehow gets a cut out of everything sold that uses it, which is more important to them. So it's cool of course.

oh no, don't you dare impugn aspartame lest you draw the wrath of plunkey. Surely some innocuous little sweetener cannot be bad for us....it's a stalwart of our economy!!

 

[mrplunkey]

oh no, don't you dare impugn aspartame lest you draw the wrath of plunkey. Surely some innocuous little sweetener cannot be bad for us....it's a stalwart of our economy!!

I've invoked the ultimate insult to aspartame -- I don't buy it. That's the inherent genius of capitalism that libtards don't seem to get.

I'm sure you use an all-natural, zero carbon footprint, organic, conflict-free, locally-grown, fair-traded sweetner anyway. You'll be a life-long sucker for that authentic horseshit.

 

[musclemom]

Shows what a farce the government has become. While other countries' gov's are banning aspartame (you know, because there's at least a shred of concern for its populous), ours probably somehow gets a cut out of everything sold that uses it, which is more important to them. So it's cool of course.

Right up there with fluoride and GMOs.

I'm coming up on 7 years in neurology transcription, I've worked for headache centers. One of the FIRST things a doctor asks a migraine sufferer is if they drink diet beverages or a lot of tea or coffee, and I've done reports on people that got rid of debilitating migraines just by quitting diet sodas.