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jeff47

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5. So polar bears live forever?

Reply to KT2000 (Reply #3)

Thu May 14, 2015, 09:40 AM

May 2015

The plants and animals exposed to DDT die. Since their offspring are not directly exposed to DDT, they should have less symptoms. Yet this study claims the opposite.

Compare it to the studies about environmental exposure to lead via gasoline. That study: Use goes down, measured symptoms go away. This study: use goes down, measured symptoms go up.

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Researchers - 99% certain of link between Chemicals/Pesticides and ADD, Diabetes, etc. [View all] Lodestar May 2015 OP

Uh, then we should see the rates of these diseases going down. jeff47 May 2015 #1

It's talking about more than just DDT A Little Weird May 2015 #2

They included it. Which means they're blaming it along with the others. jeff47 May 2015 #4

Whatever A Little Weird May 2015 #8

Absolutely! KT2000 May 2015 #3

So polar bears live forever? jeff47 May 2015 #5

Humans are consuming KT2000 May 2015 #6

I think this is bullshit. I do research on metabolic disorders and CV disorders Yo_Mama May 2015 #7