Birds have gizzards which nonselectively chew things [like seeds] up. Some seeds are too hard even for the gizzard, like pokeweed, and use the bird for reproduction and distribution. Other animals are more selective. Apple seeds aren't very hard. People are a lot bigger than chickens and may also be more resistant to poisons. [possibly because we eat so many] Some animals are even immune to rattle snake bites. People can build an immunity to them.
Ode At 07:32 AM 11/16/2003 +0000, you wrote: > > Yo! Hello to you all! > > My name is Paul ( or Nomoto if you see me on some other lists ) and my >marvoulous wife writes over the name of Heidrun Beer on your list. > > She forwards a selection of posts from your list to me, when she thinks >it may interest me.She also turns out labratory grade colloidal silver that >is the same quality week after week. Four of us are on a continuing >maintainance program of her CS. She's also great in bed. :) > > Val Morten hit the cyanide nail on the head with a line about 'Try feeding >your pet bird apple seeds' I may have lost ten or so of my beautiful >laying hens to cyanide poisoning. > >Here's what went down. H went on a fruit drink program and I was >appointed as fruit drink maker. I use only a blender and dice up the >fruits before blending. The apple seeds get sliced away and dropped in the >bucket of kitchen scraps. So! About the same time a chicken died of no >appearent reason. Then a week or so later another feathery girl was dead. > > This week I am down to twelve laying hens and one very sick white bird >that I have not wanted to kill. She won't give up the body and die and I >can't shorten her life, no matter that the quality of living is reduced to >sitting in a semi coma while her body fights the poison. She may be dead >now, I haven't been out there to feed the birds and rabbits this morning. > > My beautiful wife is awake now and came in to say good morning. She >has been eating apple seeds all her life and didn't notice that I was >eliminating them from her fruit drink. Now she can have the seeds and >I won't give them to the birds. > > If my lady gets sick and dies we will have the proof. Nah! > > Love to you all, > >Paul. > > > >-- >The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > >Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org > >To post, address your message to: [email protected] > >Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > >List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > >
