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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... Filters can be breeding grounds for microbes because of their complex and hard-to-clean structures, which are continually wetted. Tubing, orifices and valves can develop bio-films. One way makers of such components can prevent that problem is by using antimicrobial compounds that are either ...
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The mood is catching... cotton fiber also contains this poison . When youwear GM-cotton underwear, shirts or pants or sox or whatever, will itleach over time into the orifices and pores ofyour body? What sense is there in wearing such things? The truly fearful danger is of the genetic engineering process giving rise ...
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hear the spring peepers-endangered... enter water snails and develop into a more advanced larvae stage. They leave the snail and seek out tadpoles. They enter the tadpole either via orifices or by simply boring through the skin. They cluster in what will become the pelvic region of the frog. Scientists hypothesized that their presence ...
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