Pepsi: Aborted Baby Cells in Drink Research | Colorado Right To Life

Pepsi: Aborted Baby Cells in Drink Research | Colorado Right To Life


Pepsi: Aborted Baby Cells in Drink Research
Coke & Campbell's Pull Out: Pepsi Digs In: Debi Vinnedge, executive director of Florida's Children of God for Life, in exposing another abortion horror, has convinced Campbell's Soups to immediately end their taste testing research using aborted baby cells. Coca Cola, though never contacting Vinnedge, also ended their relationship with Senomyx, the biotech company conducting the flavor-enhancing research using an aborted baby's kidney cells to produce "human taste receptors". When new drink ingredients are put in contact with these cells, researchers note whether or not the cells produce certain protein reactions. (The same research can be done ethically using adult stem cells and in other ways.)


Pepsi Boycott Begins: Neither Coca Cola nor Campbell's Soups should ever have entered into such grotesque research, but both companies have since done the right thing by ending their partnership with Senomyx' food research on an aborted baby's cells. However, as announced on Denver radio, vice president Leslie Hanks, on behalf of the nation's first right-to-life group, has committed Colorado Right To Life to join Debi Vinnedge's call for a boycott of all Pepsi beverages including: Pepsi & Diet Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Sierra Mist, Gatorade, Propel, Tropicana Orange Juice, Bottled Lipton ice teas, Bottled Starbucks Frappucinos, and Aquafina Water.

On this Denver radio show, hear also Vinndedge's horrific explanation of how stem-cell researchers harvest organs from babies even while the babies are still alive.

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