well, the brown eggs I buy have a harder shell than the white eggs. I suppose it depends on the hens. White hens lay white eggs, other colored hens lay other colored eggs. That is how I understand it. If a person has their own hens or buys from someone who is a small time operation, it wouldn't matter what color the eggs are.
Try this, just buy a dozen brown eggs, Omega three are the best ones, or organic, but they are $4 a dozen. I don't buy the organic ones. I get the Omega 3 eggs. And buy some of the cheap white eggs. Now break them and compare them.
The bulk of white eggs come from battery caged hens. They are white, well, where they still have feathers. Their beaks are cut off so they won't peck each other, and they have 64 square inches of a cage for 4-6 hens. That's 8 inches by 8 inches. Take a piece of computer print paper, that is 8 1/2 by 11. The hens are neurotic from tight quarters and not being able to esptablish their pecking order. They are fed hormones and antibiotics, and newspaper ground up with soy meal that is certainly genetically engineered soy. The factories stink, and they breathe the funes from their own wastes. Workers wear masks. If a hen stops laying, she is put into a dark room for three days without food or water to force her into laying eggs again. The factory is as humane as Auschwich, did I spell that right?
Since there is energy in food, think about the energy in those eggs. The energy is neurosis, fear, depravation, hunger, fatigue. The hens never see sunlight and never get to roam freely. They are in prison.
Oh, and when they are hatching eggs to create the next battery of hens, they sex them right away. If they are female, they go to prison to lay eggs their entire lives. If they are male, they are stuffed with their fellow males into large garbage bags and suffocate. Then they are ground up and used for chicken feed. Had enough yet? It's barbaric.
I would raise my own hens if I could. I may do that next year. My neighbors are doing that.
For a good book on how animals are treated by the meat, dairy and egg industries, John Robbins has written several. I read Diet for a New America in 1999 and became a vegetarian and eventually a vegan. I am no longer a vegan or vegetarian, I eat a little eggs and salmon.
well, the brown eggs I buy have a harder shell than the white eggs. I suppose it depends on the hens. White hens lay white eggs, other colored hens lay other colored eggs. That is how I understand it. If a person has their own hens or buys from someone who is a small time operation, it wouldn't matter what color the eggs are.
Try this, just buy a dozen brown eggs, Omega three are the best ones, or organic, but they are $4 a dozen. I don't buy the organic ones. I get the Omega 3 eggs. And buy some of the cheap white eggs. Now break them and compare them. The shells of the white eggs will be so thin that you have to be careful picking up some of them. This is from calcium depletion. The yolks will be different too. Now cook them and taste them and see if you notice any difference in the vital energy you are getting.
The bulk of white eggs come from battery caged hens. They are white, well, where they still have feathers. Their beaks are cut off so they won't peck each other, and they have 64 square inches of a cage for 4-6 hens. That's 8 inches by 8 inches. Take a piece of computer print paper, that is 8 1/2 by 11. The hens are neurotic from tight quarters and not being able to esptablish their pecking order. They are fed hormones and antibiotics, and newspaper ground up with soy meal that is certainly genetically engineered soy. The factories stink, and they breathe the funes from their own wastes. Workers wear masks. If a hen stops laying, she is put into a dark room for three days without food or water to force her into laying eggs again. The factory is as humane as Auschwich, did I spell that right?
Since there is energy in food, think about the energy in those eggs. The energy is neurosis, fear, depravation, hunger, fatigue. The hens never see sunlight and never get to roam freely. They are in prison.
Oh, and when they are hatching eggs to create the next battery of hens, they sex them right away. If they are female, they go to prison to lay eggs their entire lives. If they are male, they are stuffed with their fellow males into large garbage bags and suffocate. Then they are ground up and used for chicken feed. Had enough yet? It's barbaric.
I would raise my own hens if I could. I may do that next year. My neighbors are doing that.
For a good book on how animals are treated by the meat, dairy and egg industries, John Robbins has written several. I read Diet for a New America in 1999 and became a vegetarian and eventually a vegan. I am no longer a vegan or vegetarian, I eat a little eggs and salmon.
that just makes me sick..i can't stand animal cruelty..i knew it was bad but you sure laid it out for me..even in the bible God told people to be kind to they're animals even if they are used for food...i think its just greed greed greed and heartlessness. ok i need to calm down..thanks makiah.. more people need to be aware of these horrible things..i'll sure be thinking of this next time i buy eggs.
Try this, just buy a dozen brown eggs, Omega three are the best ones, or organic, but they are $4 a dozen. I don't buy the organic ones. I get the Omega 3 eggs. And buy some of the cheap white eggs. Now break them and compare them.
The bulk of white eggs come from battery caged hens. They are white, well, where they still have feathers. Their beaks are cut off so they won't peck each other, and they have 64 square inches of a cage for 4-6 hens. That's 8 inches by 8 inches. Take a piece of computer print paper, that is 8 1/2 by 11. The hens are neurotic from tight quarters and not being able to esptablish their pecking order. They are fed hormones and antibiotics, and newspaper ground up with soy meal that is certainly genetically engineered soy. The factories stink, and they breathe the funes from their own wastes. Workers wear masks. If a hen stops laying, she is put into a dark room for three days without food or water to force her into laying eggs again. The factory is as humane as Auschwich, did I spell that right?
Since there is energy in food, think about the energy in those eggs. The energy is neurosis, fear, depravation, hunger, fatigue. The hens never see sunlight and never get to roam freely. They are in prison.
Oh, and when they are hatching eggs to create the next battery of hens, they sex them right away. If they are female, they go to prison to lay eggs their entire lives. If they are male, they are stuffed with their fellow males into large garbage bags and suffocate. Then they are ground up and used for chicken feed. Had enough yet? It's barbaric.
I would raise my own hens if I could. I may do that next year. My neighbors are doing that.
For a good book on how animals are treated by the meat, dairy and egg industries, John Robbins has written several. I read Diet for a New America in 1999 and became a vegetarian and eventually a vegan. I am no longer a vegan or vegetarian, I eat a little eggs and salmon.
Try this, just buy a dozen brown eggs, Omega three are the best ones, or organic, but they are $4 a dozen. I don't buy the organic ones. I get the Omega 3 eggs. And buy some of the cheap white eggs. Now break them and compare them. The shells of the white eggs will be so thin that you have to be careful picking up some of them. This is from calcium depletion. The yolks will be different too. Now cook them and taste them and see if you notice any difference in the vital energy you are getting.
The bulk of white eggs come from battery caged hens. They are white, well, where they still have feathers. Their beaks are cut off so they won't peck each other, and they have 64 square inches of a cage for 4-6 hens. That's 8 inches by 8 inches. Take a piece of computer print paper, that is 8 1/2 by 11. The hens are neurotic from tight quarters and not being able to esptablish their pecking order. They are fed hormones and antibiotics, and newspaper ground up with soy meal that is certainly genetically engineered soy. The factories stink, and they breathe the funes from their own wastes. Workers wear masks. If a hen stops laying, she is put into a dark room for three days without food or water to force her into laying eggs again. The factory is as humane as Auschwich, did I spell that right?
Since there is energy in food, think about the energy in those eggs. The energy is neurosis, fear, depravation, hunger, fatigue. The hens never see sunlight and never get to roam freely. They are in prison.
Oh, and when they are hatching eggs to create the next battery of hens, they sex them right away. If they are female, they go to prison to lay eggs their entire lives. If they are male, they are stuffed with their fellow males into large garbage bags and suffocate. Then they are ground up and used for chicken feed. Had enough yet? It's barbaric.
I would raise my own hens if I could. I may do that next year. My neighbors are doing that.
For a good book on how animals are treated by the meat, dairy and egg industries, John Robbins has written several. I read Diet for a New America in 1999 and became a vegetarian and eventually a vegan. I am no longer a vegan or vegetarian, I eat a little eggs and salmon.
dead cows used for school lunch program