Fw: NorthStar GTGH - Serving up drugs for Sunday dinner? Brocolli now a drug? Needs RX?

Would you like your Fried Chicken be laced with with potent anti biotic,  Benadryl, or worse Prozac?  But that is the situation in the chicken livestock industry.  The feather feeds are laced with antii biotics and other pharma drugs.  (familiar with what flourquinolones are?)

I thought we have anti drug campaign.  This is drug pushing, drug addiction to the max.  And it is not illegal

The best bet would be to go to sellers of organic chicken.  It is still possible in the Phil.  As a matter of fact, you can still buy wild chicken or native chicken in the the markets.

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