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Aborted Human Fetus in YOUR Food!

 

Biotech companies have been using aborted human fetal cells for testing the effectiveness of different flavoring agent in their products. Last year the news came out that a biotech company in CA called Senomyx has been using aborted human fetal cells in foods and beverages.

A pro-life watchdog group called Children of God for Life (CGL) has been calling the marketing scheme of thebiotech companies deceptive and use of aborted human fetal cells unethical and immoral. Debi Vinnedge, the director of CGL in an interview mentions that why the biotech doesn’t come out clean and tell the public that they are using human embryonic kidney cells (HEK-293) taken from aborted babies to produce human taste receptors?

aborted human fetuses in food beverages

The HEK 293 is the code for aborted human kidney cells that are used to generate taste receptors that can stimulate a type of protein known as G protein familiar to human’s taste.

Beside Synomyx, PepsiCo also continues to use aborted human fetal cells in their drinks. Last year the shareholders of PepsiCo signed a petition that required the company to adopt ethical ways to enhance the natural flavoring of their drinks and stop using human aborted fetuses. However, the Obama administration shut down the proposal and gave their blessing to PepsiCo to continue the use of aborted babies as flavor enhancer in their drinks which means business as usual.

In an interview Debi Vinnedge, the director of CGL also mentions how the biotech has taken the whole thing into a new level by even exploiting the aborted fetuses for profit.

Based on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) the dead human tissues are also found in flu vaccines beside other substances like aluminum, formaldehyde, monosodium glutamate (MSG), mercury andantibiotics.

PepsiCo, Nestles, Kraft, Cadbury Adams LLC Candies, Senomyx

According to Right Life of Michigan, at least eleven most common vaccines in the US have aborted human fetal cells and currently there are no requirements for labeling dead human tissue in vaccines and foods.

 

At the same time despite the attempts by themainstream media and the big pharma to hide the truth, many independent researchers and concerned scientific community like Dr. Andrew Wakefield, have been talking about the correlation between vaccines and autism in children. As clear as it sounds, there have been no scientific studies that show correlation between autism and vaccines.

 

 

The aborted human fetuses are also used in some makeup and cosmetics including creams and lotions.

Products of companies like PepsiCo, Nestles, Kraft, Cadbury Adams LLC CandiesSenomyx, Neocutis cosmetics and even some vaccines and medications like Pulmozyme and Enbrel have aborted human fetuses in them.

There is no end to this rat race of corporate greed and prioritizing profit even at the expense of destroying the young fresh minds of the future generation by any means even if it’s aborted human fetuses.

Read the article here: http://www.seattleorganicrestaurants.com/vegan-whole-food/aborted-fetus-cells-artificial-flavors.php

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Loreal Paris- Visible Lift Color Lift Blush Swatch and Review

I went to CVS today and picked up 4 new Loreal Paris Visible Lift, Color Lift Blushes. These were on a display in the front of the store and the colors caught my eye. Since I had $19 in ExtraCare CVS Bucks – I couldn’t resist. I purchase the colors: Coral Lift (top left), Pink Lift (bottom left), Peach Gold Lift (bottom right), and Rose Gold Lift (top right). I came right home and took some pictures, did some swatches, and I must confess that I am IN LOVE WITH THESE COLORS!!!

For $13.99 at CVS, I would say these are comparable to any high-end designer brand and worth the money. They are all cream blushes, which I was surprised since they look like powders in the package. However; they are super creamy and glide on the skin like butter. They are all lightly metallic especially the Peach Gold and the Rose Gold and will give a beautiful glow to the cheeks.

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MAC Candy Yum-Yum Sample!

If you were one of the many people that wanted to try the highly rated “Candy Yum-Yum” lipstick, but missed out; here is your chance to get a sample of it! I just placed my order a few minutes ago and can’t wait to get it. I also purchased a “Ruby Woo” and “Show Orchid” samples. I’m so excited to get this since I’ve been wanting this lipstick since the day it came out. It sold out almost immediately.

Anyway here is the link to get your sample: Click here.

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Family Halloween Costumes

 

Halloween 2012 has come and gone, but I want to share our family’s Halloween costumes from the last few years. I always enjoy going to my in-laws house for the big ‘Monster-Mash’ and of course love the dressing up! I’ll start from 2012 and go backwards.

The Nutcracker Suite, Vampira, and Poison Ivy (Halloween 2012)

My little werewolf, Neytiri (Avatar), and me as “Gunther”, Swedish Pop Superstar

Famous for the one hit wonder “Ding Dong Song”

Halloween 2011

 

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Skin Beauty Solutions 30% Salicylic Acid Peel Review

I started out using Salicylic acid peels through another company at 20%. It worked unbelievably great. I have had acne prone skin since high school and am now in my 30′s and still get the same breakouts- until I started using salicylic acid peels.

I ordered this one when my other bottle from another company became low. This brand had a higher percentage (30%) at a lower price with free shipping so I thought I would give it a try.

My first red flag was the strong alcohol smell when I opened the bottle. It also stung more than the 20%. Since this bottle was a 30%, I figured that was the reason. Boy was I wrong! I have begun getting worse breakouts than before and I’ve discovered the culprit. It contains several other ingredients besides the acid that are horrible for your skin! None of these ingredients were listed in the description when I purchased.

*It contains Propylene glycol. It’s an ingredient in the oil dispersant Corexit, used in great quantities during the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. May affect genetic material (mutagenic). Propylene glycol can cause adverse reproductive effects and birth defects (teratogenic) based on animal test data. Also, repeated or prolonged exposure to the substance can produce target organs damage and CNS or central nervous system damage.

*SD Alcohol (SD stands for “Specially Denatured”) is regular alcohol with the most minute amount of nasty tasting denatonium benzoate. Denatonium Benzoate is added to many kinds of harmful liquids including solvents (such as nail polish remover), paints, and varnishes.

*Hexylene Glycol, which is a known human immune system toxicant and is also used as a selective solvent in petroleum refining. In other words, NOT SOMETHING I WANT TO USE OF MY FACE!

I’m not saying that these ingredients are rare. They are probably in several items we all use daily. However, it’s not an ingredient I want to use on my face when I’m trying to improve my skin. It’s definitely not very trustworthy for the company to not list them in the description. Shady! I’m returning this one and sticking with my tried and true acids that use just distilled water as their additive.

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Little Black Bag: Rip-off?

Just a quick YouTube search and you will find thousands of sponsored videos. A perfect example of corporate sponsorship on You Tube is the new fad “Little Black Bag”, which is a monthly subscription for approx $50 per month and in return you are sent several items in a black box once per month. All of the items will still have the price tag to make it appear that you are getting a bargain. Think again!

After watching a video from one of my favorite YouTube channels and a little research, I discovered that many of the items she received that month… that supposedly cost $10, $20, $30 – actually cost as little as $1.60 a piece. So, you pay $50 per month on items that only cost them maybe $5 TOTAL!

The YouTube videos are almost ALWAYS sponsored and posted for monetary gain. In these troubling economic times, spend your hard-earned money wisely.

 10 pieces for $15.99 or $1.60 each

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Breakup Makeup (Meeting the Ex)

I came across a video this morning and immediately thought of my viewers. Lisa Eldridge has done it again with this smart, feminine video that is sure to make any girl going through a nasty breakup feel better. In the video, she gives tips and tricks of how to look radiantly beautiful while meeting up with the ex, and explains how to be more confident doing it. This is an every girl’s “MUST WATCH” video and should be saved and watched in case of emergency. ;) Please enjoy!

You can also read my post “Breakup Voodoo”. Thanks for watching and reading if you have.

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