From: jay on
> There is NO correlation between death, disease or disorders and the
> amounts of pesticides present in the American food supply.

Biomarkers of oxidative stress and DNA damage in agricultural workers:
a pilot study.

Oxidative stress and DNA damage have been proposed as mechanisms
linking pesticide exposure to health effects such as cancer and
neurological diseases. A study of pesticide applicators and
farmworkers was conducted to examine the relationship between
organophosphate pesticide exposure and biomarkers of oxidative stress
and DNA damage ... The findings from these in vivo and in vitro
studies indicate that organophosphate pesticides induce oxidative
stress and DNA damage in agricultural workers. These biomarkers may be
useful for increasing our understanding of the link between pesticides
and a number of health effects. PMID: 18086483
From: jay on
> There is NO correlation between death, disease or disorders and the
> amounts of pesticides present in the American food supply.

Pesticides and childhood cancer: an update of Zahm and Ward's 1998
review.

Children are exposed to pesticides through a number of sources,
including residential and agricultural applications. Parental
occupational exposure to pesticides is also a concern because
exposures occurring during pregnancy and carry-home residues also
contribute to children's cumulative burden. A number of
epidemiological studies consistently reported increased risks between
pesticide exposures and childhood leukemia, brain cancer,
neuroblastoma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, Wilms' tumor, and Ewing's
sarcoma. An extensive review of these studies was published in 1998
(Zahm & Ward, 1998). Fifteen case-control studies, 4 cohort studies,
and 2 ecological studies have been published since this review, and 15
of these 21 studies reported statistically significant increased risks
between either childhood pesticide exposure or parental occupational
exposure and childhood cancer. Therefore, one can confidently state
that there is at least some association between pesticide exposure and
childhood cancer. ... future epidemiological studies need to assess
gene-environment interactions ... PMID: 18074305
From: jay on
> There is NO correlation between death, disease or disorders and the
> amounts of pesticides present in the American food supply.
>
> Some of the more pesticide laden fruits and vegetables
> are the most eaten in our supplies.
> Simply yelling "OMG PESTICIDES IN FRUITS
> & VEGGIES WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!!" does not make it true.
> If we spent as much time and money on these
> scaremongering ideas on something else
> we might now have a cure for cancer.

Many pesticides are estrogenic. When combined with other pollutants
such as TCDD (a potent dioxin), their effects can be synergistic as
alluded to in following abstract.

Combination of estrogen and dioxin is involved in the pathogenesis of
endometriosis by promoting chemokine secretion and invasion of
endometrial stromal cells.
CONCLUSIONS: The combination of 17beta-estradiol with TCDD may
facilitate the onset of endometriosis and contribute to its
development by increasing the invasion of endometrial stromal cells
mediated by CC-motif chemokines. PMID: 18456672
From: trigonometry1972 on
: On Aug 6, 11:39 am, Always Learning <noPublicEm...(a)this.time> wrote:
: On Wed, 6 Aug 2008 11:07:05 -0700 (PDT), jay <jaym1...(a)hotmail.com>
: wrote this stuff here :
:
: :Below is a list of Fruits & Veggies
: :with the most pesticides based on U.S. FDA data collected between
2000
: : : and 2005 fromhttp://www.foodnews.org
:
: There is NO correlation between death, disease or disorders and the
: amounts of pesticides present in the American food supply.
:
: Some of the more pesticide laden fruits and vegetables are the most
: eaten in our supplies.

: Simply yelling "OMG PESTICIDES IN FRUITS & VEGGIES WE'RE ALL GONNA
: DIE!!!" does not make it true.
:
: I guess those people who lived into there 80s were just 'lucky'
: people?
:

: When will the scare mongers die off and let people ENJOY LIFE
instead
: of causing panic over unimportant items?
:

: If we spent as much time and money on these scaremongering ideas on
: something else we might now have a cure for cancer.
:
; Some people aren't happy unless everyone is as unhappy as they are.

You need to retract your comments. I've made them permanent.
Admit it you are wrong but then you're wrong most of the time.

From: JJ on
Always Learning wrote:
> On Wed, 06 Aug 2008 12:35:56 -0700, RF <RF(a)NoDen.con> wrote this stuff
> here :
>
>> By "Always Learning" he or she means always
>> screwing up.
>
> No it means I don't have a FIXED opinion on pesticides.
>
> If you're AGAINST pesticide use in food there is no amount of data one
> could produce to convince you it was safe because you're fixated in
> your views on the subject.
>
> Like those IDIOTS who think DOZENS of people conspired to kill JFK
> when we all know it was one lone crazy person.

We all know now what you are ..... Always Learning
- NOTHING!