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Lolest!
#1 Posted : Saturday, January 07, 2017 7:57:27 PM
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I hear their chicken are injected with antibiotics meant for humans

You eat, get resistance to medsSad
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Liv
#2 Posted : Saturday, January 07, 2017 8:10:52 PM
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Lolest! wrote:
I hear their chicken are injected with antibiotics meant for humans

You eat, get resistance to medsSad


You hear from where? Weka link..... Otherwise it could be business rivalry.
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Lolest!
#3 Posted : Saturday, January 07, 2017 9:29:12 PM
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Liv wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
I hear their chicken are injected with antibiotics meant for humans

You eat, get resistance to medsSad


You hear from where? Weka link..... Otherwise it could be business rivalry.

http://www.businessdaily...507682-a4nt3i/index.html
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chemirocha
#4 Posted : Saturday, January 07, 2017 9:29:22 PM
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Lolest! wrote:
I hear their chicken are injected with antibiotics meant for humans

You eat, get resistance to medsSad


Any place that mass produces chicken has to use antibiotics and hormones on the livestock.

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hardwood
#5 Posted : Saturday, January 07, 2017 9:49:34 PM
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All broiler chicken even here in kenya have a specific vaccination/medication programme that farmers are required to adhere to (against gumboro, Newcastle disease etc). Which means all chicken on sale have been raised using "antibiotics". If you want drug free chicken, then go kienyeji chicken.

And I doubt if burger king kenya raise the chicken they sell since many franchises buy from Kenchick among others.
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masukuma
#6 Posted : Saturday, January 07, 2017 11:36:54 PM
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hardwood wrote:
All broiler chicken even here in kenya have a specific vaccination/medication programme that farmers are required to adhere to (against gumboro, Newcastle disease etc). Which means all chicken on sale have been raised using "antibiotics". If you want drug free chicken, then go kienyeji chicken.

And I doubt if burger king kenya raise the chicken they sell since many franchises buy from Kenchick among others.

oh man!! that disease is lethal! and it's true. I personally raised chicken and you need to have them vaccinated and given medicine often - if you mess up your whole flock goes in a matter of a few days. after downing like sijui gunia ngapi za feeds. let me ask - doesn't the feeds attenuate or disassociate under the heat of cooking?
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murchr
#7 Posted : Sunday, January 08, 2017 8:50:33 AM
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hardwood wrote:
All broiler chicken even here in kenya have a specific vaccination/medication programme that farmers are required to adhere to (against gumboro, Newcastle disease etc). Which means all chicken on sale have been raised using "antibiotics". If you want drug free chicken, then go kienyeji chicken.

And I doubt if burger king kenya raise the chicken they sell since many franchises buy from Kenchick among others.


Antibiotics DO NOT KILL VIRUSES AND OTHER FLUS. they are used to kill bacteria. The debate in the US is that, the chickens have been fed on so much antibiotics which is 1. killing the good bacteria in humans 2. Making humans resistant to the common antibiotics mostly prescribed by docs.

Are antibiotics essential, yes to kill bad bacteria in chickens. Is there any other way of doing the same, yes by using probiotics instead, keeping hatcheries clean, feeding chicken with more plant based foods. And others I might not be aware of. Read more online

Are there probiotics in Kenya....highly unlikely, but again, I may not know. Probiotics are very beneficial to humans too. If you have a sickly child--homa homa or stuff like eczema ask your doc if he's heard of any . Ofcourse, its good to uliza google and get info from reputable sources. But....ask your doc.
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Shak
#8 Posted : Sunday, January 08, 2017 1:29:40 PM
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hardwood wrote:
All broiler chicken even here in kenya have a specific vaccination/medication programme that farmers are required to adhere to (against gumboro, Newcastle disease etc). Which means all chicken on sale have been raised using "antibiotics". If you want drug free chicken, then go kienyeji chicken.

And I doubt if burger king kenya raise the chicken they sell since many franchises buy from Kenchick among others.

Do you raise chicken or rear chicken? I thought we raise children?
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chikonde
#9 Posted : Monday, January 09, 2017 8:06:47 AM
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Raise children / chickens (2 legged) : rear cows / pigs (4 legged)?
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Impunity
#10 Posted : Monday, January 09, 2017 12:24:10 PM
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murchr wrote:
hardwood wrote:
All broiler chicken even here in kenya have a specific vaccination/medication programme that farmers are required to adhere to (against gumboro, Newcastle disease etc). Which means all chicken on sale have been raised using "antibiotics". If you want drug free chicken, then go kienyeji chicken.

And I doubt if burger king kenya raise the chicken they sell since many franchises buy from Kenchick among others.


Antibiotics DO NOT KILL VIRUSES AND OTHER FLUS. they are used to kill bacteria. The debate in the US is that, the chickens have been fed on so much antibiotics which is 1. killing the good bacteria in humans 2. Making humans resistant to the common antibiotics mostly prescribed by docs.

Are antibiotics essential, yes to kill bad bacteria in chickens. Is there any other way of doing the same, yes by using probiotics instead, keeping hatcheries clean, feeding chicken with more plant based foods. And others I might not be aware of. Read more online

Are there probiotics in Kenya....highly unlikely, but again, I may not know. Probiotics are very beneficial to humans too. If you have a sickly child--homa homa or stuff like eczema ask your doc if he's heard of any . Ofcourse, its good to uliza google and get info from reputable sources. But....ask your doc.



PROBIOTICS?



Me take them daily...a cold glass at 6am is the best thing in the world of your gut!
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