[TomGuy]

Part of the problem may go back further up the ‘food’ chain—to the growth of produce.

Many future food products (meat, vegetable and fruit) are treated with fast-growth hormones and chemicals. This helps get them to the market sooner.

Those fast-growth treatments may not be removed during the processing and cooking; thus, they transfer during consumption. Once consumed, they tell their new host to ‘grow’.

[RSmithOpt]

You are so right, TG. Stuff the LSM chooses to ignore. It's more important the LSM covers attempts to castrate W for not allowing US soil to be attack in 8 years, than it is to cover common sense solutions to greed driven problems.

Cheap food + cheap labor = more taxable income for the goobermint.

[bill1952]

Once consumed, they tell their new host to ‘grow’.

No, they do not. - But a popular myth. Study your biochem.