Hey, at least you might not catch fire as easy
 

Flame retardant found in butter

"Flame retardants were not made to be eaten. They're made to slow down the smoke in fires. They're not a food component. They don't belong there"

"95 percent of Americans have flame retardant chemicals in their body, according to Sonya Lunder, a senior analyst with the Environmental Working Group."

"The health effects of PBDEs on humans, especially developing children, are not fully known. In animal studies, PBDEs are associated with liver cancer and neurobehavioral alterations."

"...a 40-pound child would need to eat only 3 percent of a stick of contaminated butter to exceed the Environmental Protection Agency's daily safe exposure level for PBDE-209, the main component in PBDE."

http://pagingdrgupta.blogs.cnn.com/2...butter-sample/

Guress thats why there are fewer cases of human spontaneous combustion :lol:

I can't believe it's not Napalm!

JC

No wonder those wings don't hurt as bad coming out nowadays

Parkaaaaaaaaaaay

Gonna make killing zombies a little harder.

I'm gonna throw a stick of butter on an open fire next time or better yet, rub it all over me so I can walk through it.

gotta love tox work