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Washington state University researchers say ancestral exposures to the pesticide methoxychlor may lead to adult onset kidney disease, ovarian disease and obesity in future generations.What your great-grandmother was exposed to during pregnancy, like the pesticide methoxychlor, may promote a dramatic increase in your susceptibility to develop disease, and you will pass this on to your grandchildren in the absence of any continued exposures,” says Michael Skinner, WSU professor and founder of its Center for Reproductive Biology.
He and his colleagues document their findings in a paper published online in PLOS ONE.
DDT replacement banned in 2003
Methoxychlor — also known as Chemform, Methoxo, Metox or Moxie — was introduced in 1948 and widely used during the 1970s as a safer replacement for DDT. It was used on crops, ornamental plants, livestock and pets. It is still used in many countries around the world.
It was banned in the U.S. in 2003 due to its toxicity and ability to disrupt endocrine systems. Methoxychlor can behave like the hormone estrogen and profoundly affects the reproductive system.
Supports earlier epigenetic findings
When Skinner and his colleagues exposed gestating rats to methoxychlor at a range typical of high environmental exposures, they saw increases in the incidence of kidney disease, ovary disease and obesity in offspring spanning three generations. The incidence of multiple diseases increased in the third generation or “great-grandchildren.”
The researchers say the pesticide may be affecting how genes are turned on and off in the progeny of an exposed animal, even though its DNA and gene sequences remain unchanged.
This is called transgenerational epigenetic inheritance. In recent years, the Skinner lab has documented epigenetic effects from a host of environmental toxicants, including DDT, plastics, pesticides, fungicides, dioxins, hydrocarbons and the plasticizer bisphenol-A or BPA. The newest findings support those observations.
Implications for obesity, fertility, disease
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In this update video, the Turrialba Volcan Research Team designates the Turrialba object of interest, Bluebonnet, as the Blue Kachina of Hopi prophecy.
A detailed study of hundreds of images show a planet with a predictable orbit, a moon and it is closing on us. Regrettably, Marshall’s many public calls for an honest, independent boots on the ground observation have gone unanswered.
Nonetheless, this video, presents several new studies to include common sunset “ghost effect” reflection artifacts, plus orbital progression studies of both the object of interest and its moon.
Also featured are comparisons between current data and the predictions of Project Camelot, The00SkyView Team and remote viewer, Major Ed Dames. If they are right, this could be Planet X / Nibiru.
The Destroyer Is Coming
Editor’s note: This page is the result of a collaborative effort in early 2010 among David Eells, Peter Kuehlen and Stan Patton, who contracted for NASA interpreting satellite test images.
{Luk.21:25} And there shall be signs in sun and moon and stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, in perplexity for the roaring of the sea and the billows; {26} men fainting for fear, and for expectation of the things which are coming on the world: for the powers of the heavens shall be shaken.
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