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The kinder shall inherit

the earth

partly because of

animal eaters' sterility

partly because of

animal eaters' senility





ANIMAL PRODUCTS REDUCE SEXUAL FUNCTIONING



INFERTILITY



Sons of coweating mothers have lower sperm counts

and some infertility, according to a

team at the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York

which studied data on the partners of 387 pregnant women in five U.S. cities between 2000 and 2005, and on the mothers of the fathers-to-be.



(reported by Reuters, ABC, and MSNBC) GYNECOMASTIA



Gynecomastia is

swelling of male breasts, due in the US mainly to

the regime's allowance of female hormones given to

cows.. hormones banned in Europe before the WTO

rescinding for causing breast, uterine, cervical and prostate cancer.

http://www.notmilk.com IMPOTENCE AND ANIMAL FAT

Some cowboys.. have impotence as animal fat blocks

the penile arteries

Other cowboys.. are enslaved by the area below the waist..

as female hormones in animal flesh (in the US) constantly stimulate

unnaturally sex appetites

http://www.pcrm.org



WEIGHT LOSS AND BEAUTY



Dr Hardinge's isocaloric studies

revealed that after 3 months on

the same number of calories,

nonvegetarians weighed the most,

dairy vegetarians 11 lbs. less,

vegans 23 lbs. less

and fruitarians the least.



FRAGRANCE



The butyric acid in animal fat

lcauses an offensive smell in the skin. http://www.vegsource.com/klaper



Michael Klaper, MD.. has lectured on meat as a cause of impotence



PROSTATE UTERINE CERVICAL OVARIAN AND BREAST

CANCERS



The US has the highest rates of

prostate uterine and breast cancer

in the world, as the animal agriculture dominated

regime allows carcinogenic hormones

banned by the EU. DES was banned

in the US but was quickly replaced

by another hormone, bovine growth

hormone. The brutal castration

and branding of bulls comes back

to some cattlemen as the castration

in prostate cancer. Spiritual teachers say that sexuality is energy

and that those who waste it in momentary pleasure

have less energy for the work of life: love of God

and all beings Animal eating is necrophagy or

the consumption of cadavers.



PROMISCUITY IN BOTH STRAIGHT AND GAY

POPULATIONS REDUCES LIFE EXPECTANCY

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SEXUAL ORIENTATION

Gay men live an average 7 years less than straight men... from immune deficiency diseases caused

by adapting to the organisms in other systems, from

STD's in general, and from

correlation to violence. Just as a human being's immune

system is exhausted more each time he or she

consumes another animal, in the same way, immune

systems are harmed by multiple sex partners.



Gay women as a rule are more faithful than gay men.



Promiscuous gay and straight

men and women spread AIDS,

syphilis, gonorrhea, clamydia, crabs

etc. to the general population.

Promiscuity becomes a public

health issue.

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worldanimalnet.org

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Reuters, MSNBC

reuters.com Eat a lot of beef? It may affect your son's sperm

Wed Mar 28, 2007 3:55AM EDT

By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor



WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. women who eat a lot of beef while pregnant give birth to sons who grow up to have low sperm counts, researchers reported on Tuesday.



They believe pesticides, hormones or contaminants in cattle feed may be to blame. Chemicals can build up in the fat of animals that eat contaminated feed or grass, and cattle were and are routinely given hormones to boost their growth.



"In sons of 'high beef consumers' (more than seven beef meals/week), sperm concentration was 24.3 percent lower," the researchers wrote in their report, published in the journal Human Reproduction.



The team at the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York studied data on the partners of 387 pregnant women in five U.S. cities between 2000 and 2005, and on the mothers of the fathers-to-be.



Of the 51 men whose mothers remembered eating the most beef, 18 percent had sperm counts classified by the World Health Organization as sub-fertile.



"The average sperm concentration of the men in our study went down as their mothers' beef intake went up. But this needs to be followed carefully before we can draw any conclusions," said Shanna Swan, who led the team.



Swan said she would like to study infertile men to see if similar findings might hold for them.



"I was really surprised when we found this. It was a really strong association," Swan said in a telephone interview.



Swan is perhaps best known for controversial findings that male sperm counts are falling in many regions. She has been doing research to find out if environmental hormones may be to blame.



"We know from rodent studies that even tiny amounts of estrogen in utero (while in the womb) can affect sperm count," Swan said.



TALKING TO MOTHERS



She and colleagues set up a study of pregnant women and their partners, with funding from the U.S. National Institutes of Health.



"They came in, we got a sperm count, they did an interview," Swan said. Starting in 2000, they also gave questionnaires to the mothers of the men.



"Earlier this year I became more aware of the controversy about growth hormones in beef," she added.



So her team went back through the questionnaires and the data on sperm count and analyzed the data.



She admits the study is limited -- this type of study, called a retrospective study, is not as powerful as a study that follows people in real-time.



But she believes that women can remember fairly accurately what they ate while pregnant.



"When you are pregnant you are very aware of what you eat -- you are watching your weight and some things make you sick and you need to get enough of x and y so you focus on that," she said.



The mothers of the men were asked only if they ate beef more than once a day or less -- something Swan believes they could remember accurately.



Swan now wants to test young men living in the European Union, where hormones have been banned in beef since 1988.



"Given the widespread use of hormones to stimulate animal growth in the United States, the findings of this study that a mother's consumption of beef could be linked with a reduced sperm count in her son is plausible," said Alastair Hay, professor of environmental toxicology at Britain's University of Leeds.



Swan said beef eating was the only real link between the women whose sons had low sperm counts.



"Almost nobody ate a lot of other meat and if they did, they also ate a lot of beef," she said.



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