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Hello
It is a good thing that you are doing, keeping a vigilant eye on things. I want to share with you what some important people are saying about mad Cow Disease and its cause.
As there is currently a news story concerning Mad Cow Disease in Alabama, we are taking this opportunity to share this question.
Encephalopathy is brain damage. Hexane is known to cause brain damage(Hexane MSDS), and Hexane is fed to cattle in large quantities (the EPA found one-half to one pound per ton of Hexane in food meals, in averages of nine vegetable oil-processing plants.).
To find what does, and what does not cause the malady of Scrapie(aka Mad Cow Disease) one can look to the only two countries in the world known to be free of Scrapie and Mad Cow Disease; Australia and New Zealand. Look at what they feed to their livestock. Australian and New Zealand livestock are normally fed only grass and grass hay. Their livestock are not fed grain supplements from the vegetable oil extraction industry(which is the source of Hexane in high protein meals).
Should we give credit where credit is due? The unpleasant chemical Hexane is fed to cows at levels 15-20 times higher than the OSHA occupational permissable Hexane exposure limit for humans(Time weighed averages). Hexane is the root cause for Mad Cow Disease.
My letter includes the documentation and official government studies where the EPA found Hexane levels many times over the occupational exposure limits in the food meals that you and I eat(and the cows eat it too).
(this passage is from a letter about Hexane being fed to cattle and its effects. The entire letter is at www.datacruz.com/~baneyred/index.html and it is called “My Story of Hexane”
Given these frank associations, can Mad Cow Disease be explained in a more reasonable way?
Is it strange to say and see that Spongiform Encephalopathy is brain damage? What causes brain damage anyway?
Earnestly, Dale Baney