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- Sandy Kruse
@embark_resp We have been trying to access our child's RESP for 2 weeks to no avail. They have all of our documentation & we followed entire process and protocol. This inaction of allowing us access to our own money is unethical. Next step is we will have to take legal action
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The University of Nebraska's findings on the McDonald's Quarter Pounder are indeed shocking and disturbing. The idea that a single burger contains more than 1,300 different strands of DNA raises serious questions about the origin and processing of our food. This is a clear example of how industrial food production undermines the transparency and safety of our food supply.
**Nutrition and Health:** The mass processing of meat, which combines bacteria from thousands of different animals, increases the risk of food-related illness and contamination. This is not only a matter of hygiene, but also of ethics and responsibility. Consumers have the right to know what is in their food and how it is produced.
**Big Food and Power:** The power of large food manufacturers such as McDonald's and their influence on the food chain is enormous. They have the resources and influence to dictate industry standards and practices, often at the expense of consumer health and well-being. This begs the question: how can we break this power and promote more transparent and responsible food production?
**Local and Sustainable Alternatives:** As you rightly point out, buying local and American meat offers a possible solution. Small producers who are transparent about their production processes and who treat animals in a humane and sustainable way deserve our support. This is not only better for our health, but also for the environment and the local economy.
**Regulation and Transparency:** There is an urgent need for stricter regulation and transparency in the food industry. This includes requiring detailed labeling that makes clear the origin and processing of food products. Consumers must be able to make informed choices based on complete and honest information.
**Scientific Support:** It is also important to support scientific studies and reports that investigate and expose food industry practices. This type of research can help raise public awareness and put pressure on policymakers to take action.
The situation you describe is a symptom of a broader problem in our food supply. It is a call to action for consumers, producers and policymakers to work together towards a healthier, more transparent and sustainable food system. Have you considered exploring alternative sources for your food, such as local farms or organic producers, to ensure a more transparent and sustainable food supply chain?
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I take more than 40 supplements a day.
At 41, my biological age is just 27.
If this picture makes you cringe, you need to understand the science behind why it works.
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Health Canada officials say we need to be able to vaccinate Canadians & the ENTIRE WORLD against the H5N1 bird flu.
They say they need the cooperation of "all countries" to make that happen.
The WHO Pandemic Treaty vibes is strong with this one.
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