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Das Ende der Menschheit...

... wurde nicht vom Maya-Kalendar bestimmt,
trotzdem werden Menschen ihre Hände im Spiel haben.

Im ARTE-Film "Unser täglich Gift" wird dem auch ein Name gegeben, der inhaltlich sowas meint wie:

Stück um Stück bereiten wir unseren Genozid

Damit gemeint ist, dass wir täglich Lebensmittelzusätze oder andere Stoffe zu uns nehmen, die uns auf lange Sicht unfruchtbar machen,
bzw. dazu führen, dass unsere Kinder unfruchtbar werden.

Sehr effizient und fast schon "geschickt" sorgen wir dafür,
dass die Menschheit nicht für die Ewigkeit bestehen wird.

Dazu gibt es auch einen sehr schönen aktuelleren Bericht:


Legal kann man nur einen Ausschnitt sehen, aber jeder weiss, dass das Internet nichts vergißt, und man u.U. ALLES finden kann.

Jedenfalls wird hier vor Phtalaten gewarnt. Weichmacher in Lebensmittelverpackungen, von Konventionell bis hin zu Bio;
von Plastikhülle bis hin zu Gläsern (weil im Verschluss!).

So kann dann auch der Bio-Soja-Drink oder die leckere Marken-Pesto sehr ungesund sein.

Drauf gekommen sind die Wissenschaftler u.a.,
weil Männer immer mehr unfruchtbar sind,
da diese Stoffe als weibliches Hormon wirken.

Es sollte also jeden betreffen, und sehr gruselig fand ich die Aussage,
dass es rund 100-200 Stoffe sind, die noch nicht mal erforscht sind,
aber in meinem Essen auftauchen können.

Und wenn ich davon nicht betroffen bin, dann evtl. meine Kinder - toll!!!



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