how caged birds infectious diseases, lung cancer, sarcoma and malignant lymphoma cause in humans, and what action to take against it

Holst MD PhD, Peter | Paperback / softback | 15-11-2013 | 9789402111002

Prevention is essential for all of us in order to make our environment healthier and reduce the increase of chronic diseases. Lifestyle changes, such as drinking water purification, sewage treatment and the introduction of the refrigerator, brought us far more health benefits than medicines produced by the pharmaceutical industry.
Something has gone bad in our environment: in the animal world caged budgerigars have the highest incidence of cancer. Ovarian and oviduct cancer are frequently found in older laying hens.
A revolution in our thinking and acting is imperative.
How to do this? No more caged birds, but also to avoid the consumption of infected poultry products and raw egg proteins. We have no other choice if we want to combat the rise of chronic diseases.