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system -- money that could be saving many lives if it was redirected towards real health care.
ARSENIC IN CHICKEN FEED
The pharmaceutical giant Pfizer manufactures chicken feed for factory-raised birds. The droppings of
these birds are then fed to factory-raised cattle.
A recent expose’ revealed that Pfizer has been putting arsenic in their chicken feed to allegedly kill
parasites and stimulate faster growth.
For many years they argued this did not pass into the meat, but all went out as waste.
Recently this was proven incorrect by the FDA. All factory-raised chicken meat could have had arsenic
in it – a deadly poison. This makes it very likely that factory-raised beef may have had arsenic as well.
Though this product Roxarsone has now been pulled from shelves in the United States, Pfizer indicated
it wouldn’t necessarily pull it from about a dozen other countries unless regulators force them to.
The toxic poisoning of arsenic creates health problems. Most people try to solve their health problems
by taking pharmaceuticals – rather than changing their diets, such as to ethically-raised organic meats.
THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION WAS FINANCED BY THE FED
Foster Gamble’s “Fact Checking” section of the Thrive Movement website reveals that the American
Medical Association was financed by the Rockefellers (Federal Reserve).
If you own and control the pharmaceutical industry, it would certainly make sense to secretly run the
agency in charge of regulating your products:
http://www.thrivemovement.com/fact_checks
Fact: The American Medical Association (AMA) is largely funded by the Rockefellers, who in
turn use their funding to influence AMA research and decision-making.
The Rockefeller Foundation website points to various connections between the American
Medical Association and the Foundation. Here are a few examples:
Rockefeller Foundation Annual Report, 1932
Rockefeller Foundation Annual Report, 1957
Making the eHealth Connection: Participants
The Long Road to Universal Health Coverage
The American Medical Association has been accepting money from the Rockefeller and Carnegie
Foundations from as early as 1910.