Herbs and FDA discussion- Animal, Vegetable, Chemical or Cannibal

April 21, 2004

I am alone? I would use natural things like Chinese formulas for

anemia and diarrhea before this following remedy.

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The FDA expects to approve within two years, a rice that is

modified with human genes. The company expects to soon sell the

product as an over-the-counter remedy.

Despite the regulatory setback and continued vocal opposition,

Ventria chief executive Scott Deeter said Friday the company would

reapply in California. The company would explore options in Hawaii

and the South, Deeter said, adding that Ventria intends to apply next

year for a federal permit to expand its operations.

The human genes that Ventria inserts into its rice produce

proteins which are found in mother´s milk, tears and saliva and can

combat diarrhea and anemia, Deeter said. " This will enhance and save

human life, " Deeter said.

Company scientists spliced the human genes into the rice genome.

The resulting proteins show up in rice seeds, which are then milled

into powder for packaging. The company hopes to sell its products as

an over-the-counter medicine, perhaps by 2006.

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(What would enhance and save human life would be to stop ruining

everything; even the stupid genetic strands. Maybe I am clueless and

things are that desperate? No, not all things, not yet, just lots of

people.)--Oh yes, aren't tears, mother's milk, and saliva; body

fluids?

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