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I agree wholeheartedly with George Cicotte. You might note that
Food and Water, Inc. is not a new organization. They were around
in 1992 when the Vindicator facility in Florida started up to
irradiate strawberries. Food and Water claimed that radiolytic
products in the foods had never been tested for carcinogenicity,
that irradiated foods resulted in toxic reactions in animals,
chromosome damage in rodents, monkeys and children, and
reproductive damage in rodents. This fear factor was played in
an article they published in USA Today. They concluded by
claiming "cancer rates have now reached epidemic proportions..."
implying that food irradiation will raise people's already
growing cancer risk. The final shot was at the "economic
interests" of the food industry. So don't take these folks
lightly. It's their job.
Eric Goldin, disclaimed of course
goldinem@songs.sce.com