Re: A cure for diabetes from 1806?

On 04 Feb 2007 16:12:47 GMT, capmack@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

"You're kidding, right?

Not all feedlots feed their cattle on corn, hormones, antibiotics etc.
That is one of the most sweeping, presumptious, unrealistic statements
I've heard in a long time."

Not unless you are also reading what you write about most topics. What
percent of feedlots don't do as above? What do they feed in place of
corn? One presumes a meat industry fella could answer such a simple
question.

Yes, but he sure ain't gonna broadcast it.

jack
.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: A cure for diabetes from 1806?
    ... One presumes a meat industry fella could answer such a simple ... commonly used for cattle feed than corn. ... hormones and anti-biotics for cattle used in the food chain. ... Producers do not use meds unless they absolutely have to and they use ...
    (sci.med.nutrition)
  • Re: A cure for diabetes from 1806?
    ... Not all feedlots feed their cattle on corn, hormones, antibiotics etc. ... That is one of the most sweeping, presumptious, unrealistic statements ... One presumes a meat industry fella could answer such a simple ...
    (sci.med.nutrition)
  • Re: Grassfed meat
    ... The antibiotics are to increase the yield of meat ... High energy rations would be corn. ... feed is growth promotion. ...
    (rec.food.cooking)
  • Re: Update on My Situtation
    ... superbugs would emerge to render our antibiotics useless. ... I cultured methicillin resistant staph (which could be treated only with ... I have no problem with antibiotics being used on sick animals, ... They force all our food animals to live on Corn. ...
    (alt.support.diabetes)
  • Re: Grassfed meat
    ... Cows in feedlots are fed corn. ... It's generally mixed with other stuff but it's mostly corn. ... That's why they also have to shoot them full of antibiotics. ...
    (rec.food.cooking)