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    Additives, obesity, and processed meat, oh my! When it comes to being knowledgeable about the products that have been stacked on the shelves for weeks, or the meat that has been stuffed with GMO’s and slaughtered horrifically, the public does not know much. The industries do not tell the consumer enough about what is in the food and the conditions it took to get the food from factory to market. Shockingly, the future children of America are being fed hundreds of repulsive chemicals in their…

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    it’s place. Beef cattle plays a big role in American farming. It is important to learn about the subject of beef cattle for the reason they are huge in your everyday diet. It has thought to be beef cattle to be the best source of protein and meat. There is a lot of process to get the cow to you and your diet. People find this very easy to get it from the store. What is beyond that? What do the cattle go through before they become that steak. The work that goes into this type of farming…

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    New Guinea Research Paper

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    About 9,000 years ago animal domestication was brought in after gathering. They learned how to control their feeding and moving. The animals could be use for milk,clothes,fur and meat. It became a new agricultural life. The horses and cows plowed their field. In New Guinea there are pigs that are barely useful. Pigs give meat but do not give milk, muscle power and wool. Humans had to pull all the muscle powers,…

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    Corn plays a crucial role in the lives of cows living in the industrial agricultural food system that many people have never thought about. It plays the role of feeding the cows we eat but, also causes them to become sick and bloated which can eventually lead to suffocation but, most importantly for us - as consumers of these cows – it can lead to the spreading of diseases through their feces which turns into E Coli and is deadly for humans. Corn is a relatively new cheap feed for cows so…

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    that was being checked for in the meat was Tuberculosis, or more specifically Bovine Tuberculosis (bTB). Bovine Tuberculosis is an airborne disease among livestock that affects an infected animal’s lungs. Consumption of bTB spoiled meat can lead to Tuberculosis in humans due to bacteria remaining on the meat. Today, it can be treated with antibiotics, but in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, it could be fatal. (Bazain 4-12) The packers did not care that their meat could very well end up…

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    Where I grew up people collect Mercedes, Nike, Apple, and Ralph Lauren. I like some of those things too… but what I collect are bones. I love my femurs and my vertebrae, the way the cat’s lambdoidal ridge protrudes and meets with the sagittal crest, and the delicate folds in the nasal turbinates of the raccoon. I love nearly everything about my bones, even the ones that are broken provide me with an opportunity to see the insides of them and better understand how they worked. I think…

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    According to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) stated that there are millions of animals are killed for the clothing industry in the name of fashion in every year. Human are using animal skins and furs to make a product for their own goods. This is because apparel which produced from animals has changed from being functional to being fashionable. Therefore, the demand for fur and leather has been increasing from year to year. In order to fulfill the fashion industry, human is…

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    Since the beginning of society, humans have taken evolution into their own hands. Humans have used their smarts to adapt to any situation and to meet their needs. You may have noticed, that we’ve met some of our needs a little too well. Our ability to grow and process foods, to make sure everyone is well nourished, has led to a lot of eating that our bodies were not made to digest properly. Currently, 2.1 billion people, nearly a third of the world’s total population, are overweight. From an…

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    Food In The 1600s

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    He went to the extent of trying them himself and felt the same buzzing feeling. Food is different in ways including the preparation, flavor, and storage from the 1600s to the 2000s. In the 1600s, everything eaten was freshly picked and made. Any meat they had was shot and skinned from the men in the house. All dairy products came from the cows on the farm. Vegetables, crops, and fruits were made in the lands of farmers. Now, in the 2000s, almost everything we eat is from a store where it is…

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    Trench Food History

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    First World War , there was a lot of difficulty to prepare food that had not been processed beforehand in the field restaurant, and the answer was "trenching". Salted meat I have to cook a variety of foods, including the state canning…

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