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McDonalds Chicken McNuggets gefunden mysteriöse Fasern, Haar-ähnliche Strukturen enthalten; Natürliche Nachrichten Forensic Lab Essen Beiträge Forschung Fotos, Video

Friday, 16. August 2013
von Mike Adams, dem Health Ranger
Editor von NaturalNews.com (Alle Artikel ...)
Schlagwörter: Chicken McNuggets, forensische Lebensmittelanalytik, seltsame Fasern


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(NaturalNews) Heute verkünden wir die erste Untersuchung im Natural Nachrichten Forensic Laboratory Essen, das neue Science-based Research Branch of Natural Nachrichten wo wir Lebensmittel unter dem Mikroskop und finden Sie heraus, was wirklich dort durchgeführt.

Bereits heute Morgen kaufte ich ein 10-teiliges Chicken McNuggets von einem McDonalds-Restaurant in Austin, Texas. Unter sorgfältig kontrollierten Bedingungen, habe ich dann untersuchte die Chicken McNuggets unter einem High-Power-Digital-Mikroskop in der Erwartung, nur verarbeitet Huhn Bits und ein gebratenes äußere Beschichtung zu sehen.

Aber was ich gefunden habe stattdessen sogar mich geschockt. Ich habe eine Menge von weird stuff in my Jahrzehnt untersucht Lebensmittel und Ernährung gesehen, aber ich hätte nie erwartet, diese zu finden ...

Update: Natürliche News hat jetzt eine zweite Runde der "geheimnisvollen Faser" Fotos von Chicken McNuggets veröffentlicht, zusätzlich zu den Fotos sehen Sie unten.

Seltsam Fasern gefunden eingebettet in Chicken McNuggets
Wie die folgenden Bilder zeigen, wurden die Chicken McNuggets gefunden zu seltsamen Fasern, dass einige Leute sagen vielleicht sogar ähneln sogenannte enthalten "Morgellons".

The Beginnings of Spader Business Management


Duane Spader grew up on a farm in Oldham, South Dakota, the 10th of 16 children. Duane"s father earned some retirement income by selling campers from the family farm. Duane started by selling mobile homes in Brookings, South Dakota. The local banker was more friendly towards RVs, so Duane switched to selling pickup campers and tent campers, which didn"t compete with the RVs sold by his father. But soon Duane took over for his father selling campers from the farm.

Duane was the first boy in his family to attend high school – the boys were expected to work on the farm, not go to high school. Duane worked and went to school at the same time, and graduated from Howard High School in Howard, South Dakota. He was the first child in his family to attend college, and was married to Elaine Reisch by age 20.

Duane and Elaine decided to take the $1,000 they had saved for Duane"s final year of college at South Dakota State University in Brookings, South Dakota and invested it in an RV dealership instead. This was a very difficult decision because Duane had worked so hard to get to college. He had mentors and investors interested in helping him in this fledgling business, and a college professor told him he could always come back and finish his education, but he might only get one chance for a good start in business.

Duane"s mentors were mainly located in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the largest city in the state. They advised him to move the dealership from Brookings to Sioux Falls to gain access to the larger market there. The original facility was a single humble building, but today is a thriving RV dealership managed by Duane"s second son, Tony Spader.