RGH-Recombinant Growth Hormone

In some coountries, residents will tell you to not drink the water where they reside, like in most of France and parts of Europe, and also some of Mexico. It is unfortunate to think more and more people are warning consumers to 'not drink the milk' instead. The United States has turned to, in a time of growing needs in our country, a method that has been approved by the FDA, whose contributions may have devasting side-effects for future generations to come. It is common in practice, and becoming a widely accepted option by farmers and dairyworkers everywhere.

The Recombinant Grwoth Hormone, or effectively a new version of (GH), is, itself, growing in acceptance and use rapidly. Plantations across the U.S. are turning to this new and viable method to increase the production of milk from cows accelerate the overall production of dairy in general. There have been strong arguements claiming that the FDA is making a mistake by allowing this in the first place, and that there are irreversable side-effects that can greatly harm the consumer. For a long time it was thought there were few or no side-effects, until a little research uncovered a horse of a different color alltogether.

Bovine somatotropin (the proper name for GH given to cows), is ingested by millions on a wide scale. Its available in most things on the supermarket shelves, and is rarely noticed as a potential threat. When GH is over-produced in humans naturally, however, it causes such terrible side-effects as tumors composed of somatotropa cells, msucle weakness, and excessive sweating and pumlonary and cardiovascular problems in the human body. The issue seems to me that ingestion of this product takes place every day and often by most in the United States, not only increasing the number of health problems by the majority of residents but also progressing the dependence on the product as supplies shorten for the consumer as well.

I believe that each and every company that decides to allow the usage of such a nasty additive into their milk and dairy (by way of hay, feed, and the like) be put under the condition that it must be stated on the finished product itself. The FDA should force companies producing and selling this horrible way-of-everyday-life to print, stamp, and pronounce clearly and accurately not only that the product includes the ingredient, but that it can cause irreversible side-effects (similar to cigarette packaging).

There needs to be more information granted, as well as access to information, to the people who live in the U.S. concerning the nature of the deadly and potentially fatal Recombinant Growth Hormone.

Knowledge is power, even if Kraft is King in the stores...