4 Eastlea
Clevedon
BS21 7YY
29 April 2002
Mark Francois MP
House of Commons
London SW1 OAA
Dear Mr. Francois,
This letter, I have written to argue and put forward my views on vivisection that may be furthered in your discussions within the government.
From the moment we are born we are bombarded with chemicals that are potential hazards. Vaccines, food additives, household cleaners are but just a small fraction of chemicals we are exposed to in a lifetime. ‘Living simply’ may be a joke to some, but the results of chemical contamination is evident. Cancer, leukaemia, multiple sclerosis, sudden infant death syndrome, just to name a few, all have been linked to this contamination of our bodies. Our bodies are the receivers of everything in our world. What we eat, breath and drink all factor in with environmental and hereditary influences. How, then, can animal research benefit when we, as humans, differ from each other in such vast ways?