Mussels in Seattle area test positive for opioid oxycodone, chemotherapy drug

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Through a monitoring program, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife found enough oxycodone for shellfish to test positive for the addictive prescription drug. Mussels are "filter feeders" and contaminants from their environment become concentrated in their tissues, according to a post on the findings from Jeff Rice, managing editor at the Puget Sound Institute, which participated in the analysis.

This does not sound good at all.

America needs to detoxify then stay clean.

Quit hanging out with the wrong crowd and such.

Gay Frogs and strung out muscles.

a reply to: howtonhawky

Washington huh?..Were they found in a Starbucks bathroom?



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can i buy these anywhere?

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A couple of years back, the salmon caught around Seattle also tested positive with Psychotropics....

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"Their turning our frogs gay!". Not so crazy now right????

originally posted by: seeker1963
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"Their turning our frogs gay!". Not so crazy now right????

Next we'll get pro choice tadpoles !!

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That part of the country has a case to make......but then again maybe another case is being made.

But yea sounds very bad. Sounds like they have zero sewage treatment in place! LOL

Maybe Russians are dumping things into the water !!

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It's Seattle . Wonder what would turn up in L.A. ?
Get it ?
Got it ?
Good.

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Its bad when you just cant point to thousands dead and say there is a problem.

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Totally explains Seattle.

Remind me again who opened the pharmaceutical Pandora's box on this nation?

Who needs a drug dealer in Seattle when you can just go lookin for clam.

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Sewage is easy to treat. It's organic. A little extra oxygen and the bugs convert it fast.

Chemicals, complex chemical is a different story apparently. Nothing to be done about it, that I know of, except stop using the stuff.

originally posted by: TinySickTears
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can i buy these anywhere?

Asking for a friend? Heh heh heh.

I'd bet it's heroin in the water more than prescription drugs.
Most of it is actually still in the urine after passing through your system.
No matter which form opiate.

I took oxys for my neck after the accident, they work great to relieve the pain. I was able to put up some blinds for a friend on his backyard covered patio. I couldn't do a damn thing for a week after that. They worked great but I really hurt my neck worse when I could not feel the pain.

I tossed the rest of the prescription out after that. I suppose the slugs and bugs at the dump were feeling no pain and the fish in the stream that is next to the dump were feeling great.

You know, if we quit giving these fish medicine in our sewer water, they are going to attack anyone who smells like the medicine if they go swimming. A person could come out of the water with mussels stuck all over him

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transpoles

What about Cesium 136 & 137?

I'd rather get high than have my bowels fall out.

Unless the shellfish are in a contained environment, it would be virtually impossible to have such significant traces of a single, specific chemical compound, within so many shellfish.

And nobody would dump out their valuable opioids, either.


It sounds .....'fishy', to me!