Theo Ratliff endorses "Youngevity" products on the Alex Jones show

[TheSilencer1313]

Thank you for displaying your massive ignorance. Even with crop rotation and GMOs. fertilizers massively increase yield.

Oh no problem my friend, I'm always happy to oblige.

Big agra does not follow crop rotation methods or fertilize.
They're all bought and paid for by Monsanto, and Monsanto provides these GMO seeds, that by the way, do not reproduce like normal heirloom seeds.

 

[One Brow]

Oh no problem my friend, I'm always happy to oblige.

Big agra does not follow crop rotation methods or fertilize.
They're all bought and paid for by Monsanto, and Monsanto provides these GMO seeds, that by the way, do not reproduce like normal heirloom seeds.

It is true that many GMO seeds do not reproduce. As far as crop rotation, I live near farms, and see fields go from corn to beans and back to corn. Occasionally I even see/smell fertilizer being spread.

 

[TheSilencer1313]

It is true that many GMO seeds do not reproduce. As far as crop rotation, I live near farms, and see fields go from corn to beans and back to corn. Occasionally I even see/smell fertilizer being spread.

I also live by many farms, and most of that local produce ends up being sold on the farm itself, a farmers market, or to a local supermarket.

I'm talking about the farms that are used to produces your typical american food item. Any corn chip, potato chip, Cheese It, whatever.
The kind of produce that you find at your local Wal-mart.

 

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I also live by many farms, and most of that local produce ends up being sold on the farm itself, a farmers market, or to a local supermarket.

Those must be small farms.

I'm talking about the farms that are used to produces your typical american food item. Any corn chip, potato chip, Cheese It, whatever.
The kind of produce that you find at your local Wal-mart.

I live in Illinois. You think our corn doesn't go to Wal-Mart?

 

[Stifle Tower]

The FDA doesn't validate products that haven't undergone a rigorous amount of clinical testing that validates the claims. What villains.

The FDA doesn't regulate supplements. They've only stepped in a couple of times when products have been shown to cause harm (like ephedrine). Meanwhile, the snake oil salesmen countinue to get rich.

FDA also let's quite a few claims be made without challenging the validity of the statements. Hey, I hope everyone (well at least the guys) is much larger by now.

 

[nightmare3983]

I'm amazed this thread has made it beyond the first page and gotten comments from Silencer and OneBrow. Pretty good for any thread in NBA General, especially in the off-season.

 

[TheSilencer1313]

They've only stepped in a couple of times when products have been shown to cause harm (like ephedrine).

Sorry, but I believe the FDA stepped in when it came to the synthetic version of ephedrine (patented as "ephedra") that companies were putting into weight loss pills.

Meanwhile, the snake oil salesmen countinue to get rich.

I wonder if the snake oil salesmen turn these kind of profits?

FDA also let's quite a few claims be made without challenging the validity of the statements. Hey, I hope everyone (well at least the guys) is much larger by now.

I also wonder when the last time was that a company providing an herb or whole food supplement was ordered to pay/settled for this much in a scandal?

https://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/04/business/glaxo-to-pay-3-billion-in-avandia-settlement.html?_r=1

Then there's the almighty Phizer settlement that we all know about as well.

 

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I also wonder when the last time was that a company providing an herb or whole food supplement was ordered to pay/settled for this much in a scandal?

Naturally, settlements are proportional to sales/income. Fortunately, no snake-oiler has an income comesurate to Pfizers.