Secondary malnutrition occurs when, because of acquired or inherited metabolic defects, notably those involving the digestive tract, liver, kidney, and red blood cells. ... Policies and programmes for increasing agricultural production and raising productivity in low-income countries, which are a precondition for future security of adequate nutrition - a precondition in which effective national and international agricultural research systems play a key role of sustainable nutritional improvement. ... This can be achieved by concentrating on new ways of communicating with farmers, rejuvenatin...

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Myths, symbols and cultures are attached with a term spider. The words serenity, persistence, mischief, revulsion, fear, disgust, indebtedness, and curiosity are associated with arachnids. Spiders influence all sort of art e.g., Literature, Music and Movies etc. The associations with spider are from...

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Livestock farming produces "65 percent of human-related nitrous oxide, which has 296 times the Global Warming Potential ( GWP ) of CO2 and it accounts for respectively 37 percent of all human-induced methane (23 times as warming as CO2), which is largely produced by the digestive system of ruminants, and 64 percent of ammonia, which contributes significantly to acid rain" (Mathews). ... " ( The Pollution Of Lakes And Reservoirs ) Marine biodiversity is also suffering the effects of livestock , " Intensive animal production systems produce high levels of nitrogen and phosphorus ...

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This system of "factory farming" has led to no-good sides from the vantage point of food animals and thus is open to debate based on the "sacredness of life." ... The structure of our skin, teeth, stomach and bowels, the length of our digestive tract, the composition of our saliva, stomach acids and urine are all typically vegetarian. ...

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Some birds become paralyzed due to the result of their skeletal system becoming so weak that their spinal cords deteriorate which results in the chicken's death (Dev). ... By being caged in this system, hens are constantly producing eggs which drain calcium from their bones and ultimately leads to osteoporosis (where the bones become brittle and fragile) (Murray). ...

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