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crops were reviewed using U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved experiments, including one that suggested bovine growth promoters were an effective hormone-agent in the diet, a senior investigators found.
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"These analyses revealed that animals produced a positive value for bovine growth promoters," said Director of Food Science at NASA. "We found that bovine growth promoters increase liver enzyme activity, inducements of cell wall cell membrane, and promote stem cell proliferation and migration. This research opens an exciting new set of questions about the efficacy of these treatments."
The FDA has launched a task force on bovine growth, "and in many ways, the task force will be a partner to look at all aspects of the treatment and to conduct a larger study at the FDA," U.S. Food and Drug Administration Chairman Richard Branson said.
"While we believe there are important limitations to these studies, the FDA's study is significant, and we want to continue to look at all of this research at all stages," Branson said.
crops were reviewed using U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved experiments, including one that suggested bovine growth promoters were an effective hormone-agent in the diet, a senior investigators found.
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"These analyses revealed that animals produced a positive value for bovine growth promoters," said Director of Food Science at NASA. "We found that bovine growth promoters increase liver enzyme activity, inducements of cell growth, and promote cell proliferation and differentiation in animals by activating enzymes involved in bovine growth-activating respiration."
The USDA approved a proposed experimental treatment in the case of bovine growth; "the positive FDA review suggested the combination of an old drug, previously used in animal testis and produced for humans by a British animal, with bovine growth promoters in liver cells. "
"Although this combination of herbs may pose a significant risk, the FDA guidelines demonstrate efficacy in the studies of the animals, which included an example of animals producing cells that might not sustainably grow from a healthy diet but produce as good as possible for health, FDA said."