gwt561324

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   by gwt561324 13y ago

   Same goes for you. You're asking that we have some science to back up the claim that it isn't harmful, I haven't seen any evidence provided that it is harmful. No one has been able to show deleterious effects from the use of ionophores or t
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   by gwt561324 13y ago

   Just because it hasn't happened yet is not a reason not to do something. A tornado hasn't wiped out my house yet, should I move because it might happen some day? Of course there is a risk associated with their use, but the estimated risk is
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   by gwt561324 13y ago

   You're correct, feed grade antibiotics aren't used for humans. The use of antibiotics that are used in human therapy for feed grade antibiotics is already outlawed by the FDA.
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   by gwt561324 13y ago

   You missed the part earlier in the article where it says that is not considered judicious use. Also, you should understand what types of antibiotics are used in feed versus those that are used in treatment. The feed isn't some concoction of
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   by gwt561324 13y ago

   80% of the antibiotics used in the US are used in agriculture because they make up 80% of the mass. Dosage is based on weight, and it's purely a question of mass, not a choice between animals or people. I also think your billion is wrong. A