Pamela Anderson refused to Als Ice Bucket Challenge

Pamela explained his refusal to Facebook: "Fall, I will not be able to participate in Ice Bucket Challenge. I like good bets - this is a cheerful and creative way to raise people's awareness about the problem. Instead, I'll throw a call to the ALS Foundation: Stop conducting animal tests. During recent experiments in the Als Association, the holes in the mouse skull were drilled, they infected them with diseases and were forced to run until those fell from exhaustion. Monkeys were injected into the brain and back, then killed and cut. And what were the results of these experiments (except for suffering ) Over the past decade, only ten experimental drugs began to experience in humans, after the positive results of animal test results. All of them failed, except for one. Yes, and then the remaining medicine gives only temporary relief for suffering from bass. And it is typical for animal tests. Beasts just as we feel pain and suffering, but their organisms react to diseases and drugs Wa and otherwise. According to statistics, out of 100 drugs, successfully tested on animals, 92 fall on the tests in humans. Studies in test tubes, without animal involvement, computer modeling and tests on volunteers give us much better results. Attempts to find treatment from diseases with obsolete methods of animal experiments, not only cruel, but also have a bear service to people who need treatment. "