Comments on: Pharmaceuticals Found In Fish Across U.S.
Study: Fish Caught Near Wastewater Treatment Plants Serving 5 Major Cities Had Medicine Residues
- Hey Stupid, this has nothing to do with Bush, this has been going on for decades, it's just that the EPA hasn't looked for it. You should understand this is a problem we as humans have created. Our drinking water is being contaminated by our trash, plastic bottles, plastic bags and all the other garbage we throw away that takes hundreds if not thousands of years to decompose. You should learn more about our water problem it is worldwide. Soon we won't have anything worth drinking. By the way, we all need fresh water to live.
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- They need a cause for autism - there you go - all the unused drugs people flushed down the toilets.
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- I knew they were smuggeling it into the country somehow. This was a stroke of Genius to use the fish. WOW The criminal mind is truly amazing.
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- People, Remain Calm!
Everything is OK, No One will be harmed.
why? because the Drug Companies said so... - Reply to this comment
- In other news, the DEA has announced that their agents have surrounded the suspected fish ponds. Arrests will be forthcoming.
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- Let's have these fish for dinner and glory in stable personality, good HDL, LDL, and a BP of 120/70...what a deal.
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- drug wars over Carp ponds, wow!!!!
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- I caught a trout the other day, and fried it up. It was loaded with Viagra, and boys lemme tell ya, me and the old lady rattled the bedsprings for hours. Tomorrow, I'm going fishing for catfish, I might get lucky again.
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Posted by lemonskinkus
Dang!!
I think I'll go catch me a sucker. - Reply to this comment
- This may be a good thing! I ate fish the other day and my headache suddenly went away.
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- At this point in time no one has actually pin pointed any "ill effect" of this low level exposure.
Posted by brainteaser2
See that is where this article leaves a lot out. I for one know first hand just how minute a trace it takes to cause an allergic reaction to a medication. My mother dropped a pill, I picked it up bare handed and gave it to her, total contact time with my skin was a split second, yet my reaction to the drug was instant. The mere contact of my bare hand and the pill threw me into anaphylactic shock. there was not even a trace amount in my blood stream that could be detected by the lab, yet it almost killed me. Needless to say, my medical records now reflect a severe allergy to Digoxin. - Reply to this comment
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