Did the Chinese Academy of Sciences invent melamine fodder supplement?
The urinating problems and kidney stones of more than 65,000 Chinese children we had already among pets in the United States. Because early 2007, suddenly dogs and cats died in the U.S. and Canada from kidney failure. Their food was found contaminated with melamine. It was in wheat gluten and rice protein that the manufacturer had imported from China. In animal nutrition and childhood milk there’s clearly fraudulent practise. The price of milk and protein-containing plant material is largely determined by the protein. The nitrogen content of a food product is a good indication for this, because protein molecules have a fairly constant nitrogen content, while in other important food components (cellulose and starch, fat and water) almost no nitrogen atoms appear. The fraudulent blending of cheap nitrogen molecules can be lucrative. The Chinese milk powders sometimes contain melamine concentrations that sometimes are dangerously high, but also often not. The question is if whether the me
