Human remains in cattle feed may have caused mad cow
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The mad cow disease epidemic could have been caused by the feeding of material containing human remains to cattle, a scientist claimed yesterday.
Alan Colchester, a professor of neurology at the University of Kent, said the most likely origin of BSE and the subsequent deaths from variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease was the import from the Indian subcontinent of bone meal containing infected human remains.
this is interesting if true.Calcium for animals should come from crushed shells not bone in any case.
thanx,
bill
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