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- Canola
- Corn
- Cotton
- Flax
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- Bananas that carry vaccines
- Vegetable oils with more vitamin E
- Foods that no longer trigger allergic responses
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- From Vegetables to Animals Both are Modified !!
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- For the food industry
- Bakery yeasts Sacharomyces
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- Lactic acid bacteria
- For the strategy biological weapons
- Bacillus anthracis
- Virus
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- But Hope it will not be
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- + Pastries and cakes
+ French fries (unless fried in lard / dripping)
+ Doughnuts
+ Cookies / biscuits
+ Chocolate
+ Margerine
+ Shortening
+ Fried chicken
+ Crackers
+ Potato chips
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- Hydrogenation
- Industry's Best Kept Secret
- the process of hydrogenation converts fat into a type of cellulose that
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- `Once the oil has gone through the process of hydrogenation, it is no
longer an oil but a plastic, a celluloid or perhaps I may stretch a
point and call it a fat’
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- « I maintain that hydrogenation is more dangerous than drugs, more
dangerous than sprays and more dangerous than chemical fertilizers. I
clearly emphasize that hydrogenation is a greater danger to our health
and to our well-being than any other factor in our society. »
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- The heating of the oil ruins its original character, with destruction of
all vitamins and mineral factors as well as an alteration of proteins.
- The essential fatty acids are destroyed, or changed into abnormal toxic
fatty acids antagonistic to essential fatty acids. The synthetic fat
forms new molecular structures unacceptable to the human physiology.
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- `A "nickel" catalyst often used in hydrogenation, called
"Rayney's Nickel", is actually 50% nickel and 50% aluminium. Remnants
of both metals remain in products containing hydrogenated or partially
hydrogenated oils, and are eaten by people.
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- `The industry is equally hesitant to publicize the information that
already exists in research journals on this topic.
- `Hydrogenation randomly attacks double bonds within oils. It destroys
[Omega 3 essential fatty acids] very rapidly, and [Omega 6 essential
fatty acids] only slightly more slowly.
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- It was found that broiled dried fish had mutagenic activity.
- At present 7 out of 16 pyrolysis products have been demonstrated to be
strongly carcinogenic.
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- This is produced mainly from the breakdown of the protein in the meat
during the cooking process .
- On chemical analysis of the charbroiled, smoked or fried food, it was
found to contain several mutagenic and carcinogenic chemicals.
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- Benzo(a)pyrene - carcinogenic
itself as well as enhancing the carcinogenic action of other chemicals
through its ability to raise enzyme levels in the liver.
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- Breakdown products of amino acids tryptophan and glutamic acid; as well
as phenylalanine and lysine - found to be highly mutagenic and
carcinogenic; found in broiled beef .
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- Mutagenic substances have been
found in bread crusts, toast, and fried potatoes and both mutagenic
- Potatoes that have begun to
sprout contain large amounts of a potentially lethal compound .
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- Increases cholesterol
- Increases white blood cell numbers
- Decreases red blood cell numbers
- Causes production of radiolytic compounds (compounds unknown in nature)
- Microwaved plastic wrap has 10,000,000 times fda limits of carcinogens!
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- Why did the Soviet Union ban the use of microwave ovens in 1976?
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- Is a flavour enhancer widely used in processed food, fast food from the
well-known outlets, baby foods and ‘protein’ foods and supplements.
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- It is also used in chemical fertilizers, pesticides etc. It is known,
through serious scientific research, to be capable of producing obesity,
brain lesions, nervous system disorders such as Alzheimer's, failing
eyesight, strokes, depression and many more ailments.
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- Malt Extract
- Malt Flavoring
- Bouillon
- Broth
- Stock
- Flavoring
- Natural Flavors/Flavoring
- Natural Beef or Chicken Flavoring
- Seasoning
- Spices
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- Monosodium Glutamate
- Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein
- Hydrolyzed Protein
- Plant Protein Extract
- Sodium Caseinate
- Calcium Caseinate
- Yeast Extract
- Textured Protein
- Autolyzed Yeast
- Hydrolyzed Oat Flour
- Corn Oil
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- There is little or no regulatory control of these products.
- Lack of standardization and/or purity.
- Possible mislabeling of ingredients leading to positive doping tests
(Ros et al., 1999).
- Potential for serious side effects when used with prescribed medications
(Izzo & Ernst, 2001).
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- Potentially fatal side effects, including liver failure associated with
Kava-Kava (Kraft et al., 2001) and cardiovascular dysfunction associated
with ephedra (Skinner et al., 2000).
- Possible decrease in performance with large doses of herbal extracts
containing caffeine and other substances that may cause dizziness and
other symptoms of central nervous system dysfunction.
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- All green plants also contain chlorophyll, the light-collecting
molecule. Chlorophyll and its derivatives are very effective at binding
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, heterocyclic amines, aflatoxin and
other hydrophobic molecules.
- There is so much compelling evidence for anti-carcinogenic effects of
chlorophyll.
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- Flavonoids, carotenoids, and
organosulfur compounds, are antioxidants and prevent free radical damage
by radiation and some chemotherapeutic agents in experimental systems.
- These phytochemicals induce
apoptosis in cancer cells; they may have a potential role in adjuvant
cancer therapy and may protect normal cells from the acute and long-term
effects of free radicals produced in the course of treatment.
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- Phytochemicals are substances found in plant foods like fruits and
vegetables.
- There are hundreds of phytochemicals in fruits and vegetables.
- Research into their role in lowering cancer risk is just beginning, but
show much promise in lowering cancer risk.
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- Some phytochemicals are
antioxidants, protecting against harmful cell damage from oxidation.
- Some phytochemicals lower cancer
risk in different ways.
- The best recommendation is to eat
a variety of fruits and vegetables.
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- Beta-carotene appears to lower
cancer risk, especially lung cancer. The body can convert beta-carotene
to vitamin A.
- Vitamin A itself appears to lower
risk of most cancers. However, unlike beta-carotene, vitamin A is toxic
if taken in excessive amounts.
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- Vitamin C may also reduce risk of
some types of cancer, including stomach and esophagus cancer
- Vitamin C is found in many fruits
and some vegetables, such as citrus fruits, peaches, berries,
strawberries, melons, broccoli, cauliflower, peppers & greens.
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- Vitamin E may also lower risk of stomach and esophageal cancers.
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- Selenium is a mineral which may lower risk of colon, breast and other
cancers.
- Foods rich in selenium include wheat germ, bran, tuna fish, onions,
tomatoes, and broccoli, depending on soil grown.
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- Evidence exists that dietary fiber may lower risk of colon cancer.
- Two types of fiber, water-soluble fiber and water-insoluble fiber.
- Water-soluble fibers may lower cholesterol. Water-insoluble fibers may
lower cancer risk.
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- Insoluble fiber absorbs water, lowering the concentration of potential
carcinogens in the intestine.
- Insoluble fiber speeds up the movement of waste material in the
intestine, reducing the amount of time carcinogens are exposed to the
colon
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- Barley grains contains one of the highest concentrations of melatonin.
- Now there is no scientific douth that Melatonin reduces cancer cell
growth.
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- There is a solid theoretical basis for why probiotics should help
prevent cancer, especially colon cancer, and even reverse cancer.
- Probiotics produce short chain fatty acids in the colon, which acidify
the environment. Lower colon pH is associated with lower incidence of
colon cancer.
- Probiotic bacteria reduce the level of procarcinogenic enzymes such as
beta-glucuronidase, nitroreductase, and azoreductase.
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- Diet and supplements for cancer servivors
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- Is an excellent source of dietary fiber, omega 3 fat (as
alpha-linolenic acid), and lignans. The lignans in flax seed are
metabolized in the digestive tract to enterodiol and enterolactone,
which have estrogenic activity.
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- Nutritional supplements with added fish oils combined with Megace during treatment
to promote weight gain and muscle protein and enhance appetite
- Fish oils use in enhancing cancer therapy and lessening side effects
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- Studies on progress investigating cancer prevention, antibacterial, or
antifungal effects of garlic - no conclusive evidence to date.
- Garlic and onion contain allyl sulphides which inhibit cancer cell
growth.
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- Curcumin, the yellow pigment in turmeric and a potent anti-inflammatory
and cancer-preventive antioxidant in experimental systems.
- it is widely used in Asian countries; epidemiological studies have
attributed the low rate of colon cancer in these countries to the high
consumption of curcumin.
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- Silibinin is a product of milk thistle (a plant in the same family as
artichoke) and similar to sylimarin, known for powerful antioxidant
activity.
- Silibinin induces apoptosis in prostate cancer cells, suggesting a
potential role in the control of the disease.
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- More recent work reveals that resveratrol has potential in cancer
therapy by inducing apoptosis.
- Studies on cancer cells from human breast, pancreas, and colon show that
resveratrol triggers apoptosis in these cells by controlling the
proapoptotic protein Bax and activating apoptotic caspases.
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- Its protection against free radical damage is considered one of the
factors responsible for the lower rate of free radical–associated
pathological conditions seen in populations in Asia.
- Green tea extract, and more effectively, its major compound
(–)epigallocatechin-3 gallate (EGCG), prevents apoptosis in normal cells
exposed to free radical–producing agents while inducing apoptosis in
tumor cells by the activating caspase.
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- Chemopreventive potential of volatile oil from black cumin (Nigella
sativa L.) seeds against rat colon carcinogenesis.
- Extract of Nigella sativa "inhibits cancer and endothelial cell
progression, in breast cancer, prostate cancer and melanoma cells .
- Black seed contains antioxidant phytochemicals that strongly prevent the
formation of free radicals and also quench them after they are formed.
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- Saffron and its components had surprisingly strong anticancer activity.
- Scientists have also shown that extracts of saffron inhibit cell growth
of human tumor cells.
- Crocinis a promising saffron compound to be assayed as a cancer
therapeutic agent.
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