Monsanto is going after "organic" milk producers who don't use
artificial growth hormones and state so on their milk labels. It's a
classic case of mega-corporations suing the little guy for having a
healthier product.
But what this story doesn't say, and what
Monsanto surely doesn't want you to know, is that this artificial growth
hormone is suspected of causing cancer in humans (prostate cancer, in
particular) and has even been outlawed in Canada and the United Kingdom.
In my view, milk produced without hormones is healthier! Monsanto
apparently just wants to clobber the organic producers and force
everyone to buy its bovine hormones.
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