http://blog.synthesis.net/2008/02/18/westlandhallmark-orders-largest-recall-of-ground-beef-in-history/ A music blog with a techy twist, twisted content, and other entertainment oddities viral and live from Northern California. Sat, 06 Sep 2008 19:13:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://blog.synthesis.net/2008/02/18/westlandhallmark-orders-largest-recall-of-ground-beef-in-history/#comment-100146 Daniel Taylor Mon, 18 Feb 2008 23:28:47 +0000 http://blog.synthesis.net/2008/02/18/westlandhallmark-orders-largest-recall-of-ground-beef-in-history/#comment-100146 You know, I too have really been worried about the chronic Mg-deficiency potentiated by hyperammonemia, as of late. You know, I too have really been worried about the chronic Mg-deficiency potentiated by hyperammonemia, as of late.

]]> http://blog.synthesis.net/2008/02/18/westlandhallmark-orders-largest-recall-of-ground-beef-in-history/#comment-100144 James Mon, 18 Feb 2008 23:13:10 +0000 http://blog.synthesis.net/2008/02/18/westlandhallmark-orders-largest-recall-of-ground-beef-in-history/#comment-100144 Science. Science.

]]> http://blog.synthesis.net/2008/02/18/westlandhallmark-orders-largest-recall-of-ground-beef-in-history/#comment-100139 Josef Hlasny Mon, 18 Feb 2008 22:19:25 +0000 http://blog.synthesis.net/2008/02/18/westlandhallmark-orders-largest-recall-of-ground-beef-in-history/#comment-100139 Downed cows should never be sold for food. YES, downer cattle are typically unhealthly. However, WHY a high risk about the BSE infectiosity? Where is a central role of British infectious proteins? (from meat and bone meal- MBM) in BSE- when there is not any evidence about this? I described an alternative "BSE ammonia-magnesium" theory ( http://www.agriworld.nl/feedmix/headlines.asp?issue=3). This theory is based on the chronic Mg-deficiency- potentiated by hyperammonemia (high protein intake?). These mechanisms have a strong influence on CNS, especially in ruminants and carnivora animals ( www.bse-expert.cz). There will be no epidemic of the human form of mad cow disease in Britain, despite fears that the worst is yet to come, recently (September 2007) an expert said. We are "highly unlikely" to see a resurgence in the fatal brain condition, according to Professor Bob Will, director of the National CJD Surveillance Unit, who was speaking at a medical conference in Edinburgh (PRION 2007) (http://theherald.co.uk/mostpopular.var.1717677.mostviewed.epidemic_of_vcjd_in_uk_highly_unlikely.php). Downed cows should never be sold for food. YES, downer cattle are typically unhealthly. However, WHY a high risk about the BSE infectiosity? Where is a central role of British infectious proteins? (from meat and bone meal- MBM) in BSE- when there is not any evidence about this? I described an alternative “BSE ammonia-magnesium” theory ( http://www.agriworld.nl/feedmix/headlines.asp?issue=3). This theory is based on the chronic Mg-deficiency- potentiated by hyperammonemia (high protein intake?). These mechanisms have a strong influence on CNS, especially in ruminants and carnivora animals ( http://www.bse-expert.cz).
There will be no epidemic of the human form of mad cow disease in Britain, despite fears that the worst is yet to come, recently (September 2007) an expert said. We are “highly unlikely” to see a resurgence in the fatal brain condition, according to Professor Bob Will, director of the National CJD Surveillance Unit, who was speaking at a medical conference in Edinburgh (PRION 2007) (http://theherald.co.uk/mostpopular.var.1717677.mostviewed.epidemic_of_vcjd_in_uk_highly_unlikely.php).

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