mRNA Concerns Continue: Biologists say MCOOL for beef is needed ASAP
Some researchers have found mRNA is likely passed from an injected human to a noninjected human, and to humans who have consumed meat or dairy products from an mRNA-injected animal. Experts urge that more extensive mRNA research is needed. While the United States has not approved mRNA injections in cattle, they are in use on a limited basis in swine. R-CALF USA Animal Health Committee Chair, Max Thornsberry, DVM, says the U.S. is importing more and more beef from many different countries, some of which either already are or plan to begin using mRNA in cattle.
Source: rfdtv.com
