cigarettes that allegedly contains pig's blood

A researcher at the Australian launch of research on cigarettes that allegedly contains pig’s blood. The content of pork is forbidden by Muslims is found in cigarette filters.Professor of Public Health, University of Sydney, Simon Chapman, pointed to recent research that identifies the use of section 185 of the pigs, including in the manufacture of cigarette filters.

These findings, told News.com.au Chapman said, could have an impact on the Islamic and Jewish groups.”The Jewish community will obviously assess this issue very seriously and the Islamic community will judge it very disturbing,” said Chapman, Wednesday, March 31, 2010.This discovery, says Chapman, who opened the dilapidated tobacco industry is not required to include in the composition of cigarettes. “They said,” this is our business and a trade secret. “

This pig’s blood, said Chapman, found at least one of their cigarettes sold in Greece. Ascertained pig blood used in making cigarettes.A study in the Netherlands found a pig’s blood was used to make filters more effective capture harmful chemicals before the smoke went into my throat. That is, these findings clearly do not apply to cigarettes that do not use filters.

FIFA's medical conference this weekend ahead of the World Cup in South Africa

SUN CITY, South Africa  FIFA is concerned that players at the World Cup could use undetectable stimulants derived from traditional African medicines that aren’t currently banned substances.FIFA medical committee chairman Michel D’Hooghe told The Associated Press on Sunday he wants the World Anti-Doping Agency to analyze some African plants that could give athletes an unfair advantage.

D’Hooghe says he became aware of the extent of the issue at FIFA’s medical conference this weekend ahead of the World Cup in South Africa, which starts June 11.South African team doctor Ntlopi Mogoru says the plants, usually found in tropical African countries like Ghana, can produce steroid byproducts that are not on WADA’s list and aren’t picked up in doping tests.(AP)