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cows' tail falling off in fracking country (not docked off)
Well don't let the medical or nutrition folks tell you it's normal bodily function.
I did some research and it's contaminated water due to Fracking.
You may think your safe drinking bottled water but you would be surprised how many bottle water companies don't have a clue what chemicals to filter out.
Before you even think to redicule me I hope you do your own research and remember 5 years from now when my findings turn out to be proven you apologize to me.
Have you noticed your sweat smells like Ammonia lately?
Last edited by mouse; 11-29-2012 at 10:57 PM.
cows' tail falling off in fracking country (not docked off)
Maybe you two need a room...
With two keyboards I hope.
Fracking Our Food Supply
Jacki Schilke and her sixty cattle live in the top left corner of North Dakota, a windswept, golden-hued landscape in the heart of the Bakken Shale. Schilke’s neighbors love her black Angus beef, but she’s no longer sharing or eating it—not since fracking began on thirty-two oil and gas wells within three miles of her 160-acre ranch and five of her cows dropped dead. Schilke herself is in poor health. A handsome 53-year-old with a faded blond ponytail and direct blue eyes, she often feels lightheaded when she ventures outside. She limps and has chronic pain in her lungs, as well as rashes that have lingered for a year. Once, a visit to the barn ended with respiratory distress and a trip to the emergency room. Schilke also has back pain linked with overworked kidneys, and on some mornings she urinates a stream of blood.
Ambient air testing by a certified environmental consultant detected elevated levels of benzene, methane, chloroform, butane, propane, toluene and xylene—compounds associated with drilling and fracking, and also with cancers, birth defects and organ damage. Her well tested high for sulfates, chromium, chloride and strontium; her blood tested positive for acetone, plus the heavy metals arsenic (linked with skin lesions, cancers and cardiovascular disease) and germanium (linked with muscle weakness and skin rashes). Both she and her husband, who works in oilfield services, have recently lost crowns and fillings from their teeth; tooth loss is associated with radiation poisoning and high selenium levels, also found in the Schilkes’ water.
Jacki Schilke and her sixty cattle live in the top left corner of North Dakota, a windswept, golden-hued landscape in the heart of the Bakken Shale. Schilke’s neighbors love her black Angus beef, but she’s no longer sharing or eating it—not since fracking began on thirty-two oil and gas wells within three miles of her 160-acre ranch and five of her cows dropped dead. Schilke herself is in poor health. A handsome 53-year-old with a faded blond ponytail and direct blue eyes, she often feels lightheaded when she ventures outside. She limps and has chronic pain in her lungs, as well as rashes that have lingered for a year. Once, a visit to the barn ended with respiratory distress and a trip to the emergency room. Schilke also has back pain linked with overworked kidneys, and on some mornings she urinates a stream of blood.
Ambient air testing by a certified environmental consultant detected elevated levels of benzene, methane, chloroform, butane, propane, toluene and xylene—compounds associated with drilling and fracking, and also with cancers, birth defects and organ damage. Her well tested high for sulfates, chromium, chloride and strontium; her blood tested positive for acetone, plus the heavy metals arsenic (linked with skin lesions, cancers and cardiovascular disease) and germanium (linked with muscle weakness and skin rashes). Both she and her husband, who works in oilfield services, have recently lost crowns and fillings from their teeth; tooth loss is associated with radiation poisoning and high selenium levels, also found in the Schilkes’ water.
http://www.thenation.com/article/171...l=emailNation#
This topic will some day be how many Doctors and Google users find answers for this syndrome.
readers can remedy the problem a quick fix
.You will need a special salt and peroxide.
Last edited by mouse; 12-01-2012 at 01:39 AM.
The post was removed from the Facebook page apparently they need more data before they allow any type of medical treatments to be posted.
Last edited by mouse; 12-01-2012 at 01:41 AM.
lol at mouse peeing on himself and calling it sweat.
dude that layer of grease on your skin and hair? that's not because of fracking residue released into the air, it's because you only shower once a week.
^
So, then, in addition to all of the wonderful things we already know about mouse, he apparently also smells like ammonia?
Things are starting to make more sense.
*adds to list of I don't want to know.*
To answer the OP's question, no, my sweat doesn't smell like ammonia.
I understand the grand conspiracy now. 9/11 was an inside job in order to destroy the evidence of Communists' plan to fluoridate children's ice cream so they can sap and impurify our precious bodily fluids. Once they are sapped and impurified, they can be used for fracking. We know this is happening because our sweat smells ammonia.
*sniff*sniff*
Nope. doesn't smell like ammonia.
Mouse, you might try showering more often.
Fracking is also what led to Alex Jones growing man s.
Mouse, if you are sweating out ammonia, I suggest you stop drinking it.
A high protein low carbohydrate diet leads to your sweat smelling like ammonia.
Nice google.
Yes, I actually used Google to find that one.
people are fooling themselves to buy bottle water n drink it thinking it's safe, the venal companies just put tap water straight into the bottles maybe. water is not safe to drink until its boiled imho, high temperature will kill all orgasms and force most of fluoride to evaporate out of the water, and although it cannot filter out the chemical stuffs, it will catalyze some chemical processes that transform those heavy metal ions into solid sediments (mostly hydroxides)
Tbh, you should retire the Koolaid_Man schtick and just do this...
Research, huh? Mouse sniffing his underwear again?
Go ahead and laugh. make all the jokes you want ...You wanna hurt me? Go right ahead if it makes you feel any better. I'm an easy target. Yeah, you're right, I post too much. I also read too much. I could be a cold-hearted cynic like you assholes are... but I don't like to hurt people's feelings.
Well, you think what you want about me; I'm not changing.... I like me. My wife likes me. My Facebook friends like me. 'Cause I'm the real article. What you see is what you get.
Ammonia smelling skin and sweat is also a symptom of end stage renal disease.
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