By Jeff
One side of the Genetically Modified Foods debate. If true, this is scary:
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5 comments:
Wow, that is quite scary.
The scariest thing about this entire debate, in my opinion, is who to believe.
That is the scary thing for me
I would like to share my current situation with you. My son is 13 years old I became concerned when he started to develop breats. he is not fat. This is oviously do to
extra hormones. I took him to the Dr. and he said not the case and not to worry about that this is normal for some boys. I do not think so . I feel the Dr. covering up what he knows. We do not drink milk any more and beef ethier. I hope this problem goes away. what do you all think?
Again, it probably depends which side of the debate you're on. From what I've read, it's not abnormal for some boys to develop breast tissue during puberty. Some do believe that hormones plays a role as well. It would be great to have a medical professional give you a 2nd opinion here.
There is also a study out that suggests lavender oils may contribute to Gynecomastia. Lavender oils can found in everyday items like soaps, shampoos, and hair gels. Look here: http://www.webmd.com/content/article/131/118124
IF true? Come on, now. It seems to me most people don't pay enough attention to what's already known- history. View these current developments through the lens of industry and agribusiness's past exploits and you will see: it's true.
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