For mad cow, a researcher who recently presented his findings at the Geneva Health Conference and was interviewed in the title: Micro Eco-Farming, says to put kelp in the animal’s daily feed, and perhaps on their pastures.

The point is the exercise is that CJD serves as the model; "Mad Cow Disease" has been known to be somehow transmittable to human beings after eating infected or tainted meat. So far it appears that the Chronic Wasting Disease found in America and Canada does not infect or transfer to people who have eaten this infected meat.

Prions became famous when Kuru was found among the Fore people of New Guinea. In this disease, people would get unsteady gait, tremors, and slurred speech. The interesting thing was that only women and children seemed to get the disease.

Some diseases will cause a chronic wasting disease in deer. Other diseases that appear in adult cattle could be mad cow disease and it is a brain wasting disease. Then of course, there is the flu is that we have heard about caused from various animals such as the bird flu.

From mad cows to salmonella in peanut butter, such instances can leave even the most intelligent individual scratching his or her head wondering how one of the most technologically advanced and highly regulated countries like the United States could let so many contaminated items fall through the cracks.

Fast Food nation is a thoroughly well researched book that has won worldwide praise for its author Eric Shlosser. Eric was able to gain access to feed lots, slaughter houses and even the J.R. Simplot plant in Aberdeen, Idaho where millions upon millions of French fries are made on a daily basis. The majority of which are mostly destined for area McDonald`s restaurants.

Each of these animals is capable of carrying parasites, fungi, bacteria, viruses and pria that can also infect humans when the human comes in contact with the animal. In some cases, this contact can be something as simple as being in the same general area as the animal, but the infections are more commonly passed to humans when the human comes in contact with the animal's feces or other bodily liquids.

BSE are known to affect the central nervous system occurring mainly in the brain, trigeminal ganglia, tonsils, spinal cord, and distal ileum of the small intestine of cattle. The progressive degeneration of the nervous system is displayed on some clinical signs such as nervousness, temperament, aggression, abnormal posture, difficulty in rising, decreased milk production, or loss of body weight.

The classic MUPS or medically unexplained physical symptoms, it is the feeling of more than just being tired. Most patients often get bed-ridden for days. This disease is debilitating and can't be resolved by bed rest. It can even persist for years, the cause has never been identified yet and no specific diagnostic procedures are available.

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