Where did you get these numbers? I'm not arguing that shs is or isn't carcinogenic. What I was asking is does it pose a health risk at all? And the answer is of course it does. If your saying that a person is 3 times more likely to get lung cancer from whole cow's milk than from shs, I'd say that that statement is wrong.
Back down, please.
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the SHS numbers come from a variety of sources including the EPA studies of studies that classified it as a Class A Carcinogen.
Here's one for you: ""RR for drinking whole milk and lung cancer is also 2.14--Milk Drinking, Other Beverage Habits, and Lung Cancer Risk. Curtis Mettlin. International Journal of Cancer: 43, 608-612 (1989). The study was supported in part by the American Cancer Society. Same study reported rr of .12 for eating porkchops one or more times a week and 2.42 for pork sausage one or more times a week."" I realize this is not the information I sited earlier, but this actually even worse.
I'm not arguing that shs is or isn't carcinogenic.
That doesn't matter - that is the point of all of these anti-smoker laws and regulations. The EPA had an agenda and a preconceived notion that SHS exposure was bad for non-smokers and then set out to prove the pre-conceived notion. That is just wrong. Regulating things because some people don't like them is rather difficult - so instead they manipulated the science to prove the unproveable. That is why it is been vacated by the judicial system - the EPA and the rest of the anti-smoker groups involved in the whole SHS fiasco lied then and continue to lie now about it.
What I was asking is does it pose a health risk at all? And the answer is of course it does.
I didn't say it didn't. But the question is, just how much of a health risk - apparently a whole lot less than the grubmint and lamestream media want you to believe.
If your saying that a person is 3 times more likely to get lung cancer from whole cow's milk than from shs, I'd say that that statement is wrong.
I would say that you are wrong. I did not make up the above mentioned information. If I was making it up why would I cite where it came from????
No it is not information you are going to find in the media - this stuff is covered up on a regular basis.
I don't dare tell you what the World Health Organization covered up in the worlds longest and largest study about SHS - you definitely would say I was wrong.
I won't tell you what the study commissioned by the US Department of Energy about SHS and hospitality workers said - you would again say I was wrong.