Scotland - E.Coli Scientists probe 'more vicious' bug

Pat's Note: What really troubles me is the extreme reluctance to ever
mention pigs. It might not be a more vicious form. It might just be
more sick pigs for longer acting as a reservoir of disease and
spreading it into the population either directly or via pork.

We know that Scotland's pigs are sick with mutated PMWS and have been
fed massive amounts of antibiotics for years.

We know that pigs harbour some of the most vicious strains of many
diseases. Why does not somebody add two and two together and at least
discuss the possibility that the current human epidemics of C.Diff,
MRSA and C.Diff have something to do with sick pigs?

Obviously there is massive pressure coming from the government
veterinary service not to discus the matter.

Equally there is obviously going to be massive public pressure on the
government to put the police into Defra to find out just what they
have been hiding for the last nine years.

http://ukpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5hoAbILoE3GrgeG8CU3VrD-ma65HQ

Scientists probe 'more vicious' bug
15 minutes ago

Scientists are investigating whether Scotland could be home to a more
vicious form of the deadly E.coli 0157 bug than is found in other
parts of the world.

Microbiologist Professor Hugh Pennington said there was evidence
emerging from studies in the US that some strains of the bug were more
vicious than others.

He said that could help to explain the higher incidence of E.coli in
Scotland than anywhere else in the world.

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Pat Gardiner
Release the results of testing British pigs for MRSA and C.Diff now!
www.go-self-sufficient.com  and http://animal-epidemics.blogspot.com/
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Pat Gardiner (01.09.2008 12:02)