Minutus

his later thoughts were those that were high in manganese and low in copper were more affected.
http://www.monbiot.com/2000/11/23/mad-c ... manganese/
"BSE arose in British herds during the 1980s, Mark Purdey asserts, because the Ministry of Agriculture started forcing all cattle farmers to treat their animals with an organophosphate pesticide called phosmet, at far higher doses than are used elsewhere in the world. The pesticide had to be poured along the line of the spinal cord. Phosmet, Purdey has shown, captures copper. At the same time, cattle feed was, disgustingly, being supplemented with chicken manure, from birds dosed with manganese to increase their egg yield. The prion proteins in the cows' brains were both deprived of copper and dosed with manganese. In France, the use of phosmet first became mandatory in Brittany. Twenty of the country's initial 28 cases of BSE emerged there. BSE's subsequent spread, Purdey maintains, mirrors the use of the pesticide. "

http://www.monbiot.com/2001/04/01/mad-cows-are-back/
"Mark Purdey began his research into BSE after he noticed what seemed to be a correlation between the use of a farm chemical and the spread of the disease. In 1982, the Ministry of Agriculture forced all cattle farmers to start treating their animals with an organophosphate pesticide called phosmet, at far higher doses than are used elsewhere in the world. The pesticide had to be poured along the spine to kill warble fly maggots, which burrow into the animal's hide. At first, Purdey believed it was simply the phosmet, entering the nervous system through the spinal cord, which caused BSE.

But his research soon suggested that this explanation was inadequate. While the use of organophosphates and the emergence of BSE did appear to overlap, the story began to look more complicated. He decided to start again. He decided to visit all the places in which BSE-like illnesses were clustered, to see if there might be a common factor. His results were astonishing. Everywhere he went he found a similar pattern: the humans or animals suffering from these diseases had been exposed to both a surfeit of manganese and a deficiency of copper."

http://www.ourcivilisation.com/madcow/

Sheri
At 12:05 PM 11/1/2014, you wrote:
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thanx. It seems my memory was in the generally right place.

t

The cow farmers in UK who were my friends at the time were not forced to do this.
Must be a conspiracy theory again.

....Irene
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well, Irene, once again you are wrong.

They certainly were FORCED to do this. Farmers I knew, while living there for 8 years, knew the connection. between organophosphates and BSE.

http://www.big-lies.org/OPs-BSE/purdey_023.html "Under the Warble Fly Order 1982, however, the Ministry required farmers to treat warble with organophosphorus ("OP") twice a year "

http://www.alkalizeforhealth.net/Lmadco ... atives.htm
Med Hypotheses 1998 Feb;50(2):91-111
High-dose exposure to systemic phosmet insecticide modifies the phosphatidylinositol anchor on the prion protein: the origins of new variant transmissible spongiform encephalopathies?
Purdey M
High Barn Farm, Elworthy, Taunton, Somerset, UK.

Compulsory exposure of the UK bovine to exclusively high biannual doses of a 'systemic' pour-on formulation of an organo-phthalimido-phosphorus warblecide, phosmet, during the 1980s (combined with exposure to the lipid-bound residues of 'bioconcentrated' phosmet recycled back via the intensive feeding of meat and bone meal), initiated the 'new strain' modification of the CNS prion protein (PrP) causing the UK's bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) epidemic. A lipophilic solution of phosmet was poured along the bovine's spinal column, whence it penetrated and concentrated in phospholipids of the CNS membranes, covalently modifying endogenous phosphorylation sites on phosphatidylinositols (PIs) etc., forming a 'toxic membrane bank' of abnormally modified lipids that 'infect' any membrane proteins (such as PrP) that are programmed to conjugate onto them for anchorage to the membrane. Thus, phosmet invokes a primary covalent modification on PrP's PI anchor which, in turn, invokes an overall diverse disturbance upon CNS phosphoinositide second messenger feed back cycle, calcium homeostasis and essential free radicals; thus initiating a self-perpetuating cascade of abnormally phosphorylated PI-PrP that invokes a secondary electrostatic and allosteric disturbance on the main body of PrP impairing tertiary folding. Chaperone stress proteins conjugate onto misfolded PrP blocking its sites of proteolytic cleavage. Fresh epidemiological evidence is presented and experimental evidence referenced that adds support to a multifactorial hypothesis which proposes that BSE is a hitherto unrecognized and previously unmanifested class of subtle chronic phosmet-induced delayed neuro - excitotoxicity in the susceptible bovine.
Publication Types: Review Review, academic
PMID: 9572563, UI: 98232276

http://justice4andy.com/whats-to-blame/organophosphate
"Under the Warble Fly (England and Wales) Order 1978 S1 1197, it meant the compulsory treatment of affected animals in spring with voluntary treatment of susceptible cattle in the autumn.

In 1982 measures were enforced with the backing of the Meat and Livestock Commission and the Hide and Allied Trade Improvement Society (both had huge financial interests in the eradication campaign). The treatment of cattle with warble fly consisted of a "Uniquely concentrated dose (20mg/kg body weight) of a highly toxic organophosphate (OP) called Phosmet" Mark Purdey (Animal Farm 2006). This was applied rigorously to cattle throughout the country. Nowhere else in the world was this concentrated amount of organophosphate applied to cattle; once again profit was paramount."

And as I said, it seems those more affected are those with copper deficiency and manganese toxicity
Sheri

At 06:41 AM 11/3/2014, you wrote:
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I love Irene and I appreciate her knowledge. She must have an amazing reading speed.

Roger Bird
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To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2014 10:15:24 -0800
Subject: Re: [Minutus] Mad Cow lies

well, Irene, once again you are wrong.