Ali 1
Waled Ali
Ms.B Purdie
English III
26 March 2015
Animal Testing
Animals rights reasons for testing on animals successes from testing creatly towards animals. Human being and many animals have similar organ systems and body processes Experiments on animals thus help scientists learn how the human body works. It is the law that all dugs have to be tested on animals before they can be tested on humans. To make sure human patients are given a safe close of drugs. It is wrong for humans to use drugs and all other products on animals, because it is not right to see animals suffering the pain, but then again animals and humans has the same and similar organ systems ( Flecknell).
An estimated 70,000 people are killed or severed disabled every year by unexpected reaction to drugs (“Vivisection information Network” ) . Europe, the world’s largest cosmetic market, Israel and India have already banned animal testing for cosmetic, and the safe of newly animal
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Many experiments are not painful to animals and are therefore justified. The Animal Welfare Act- allows animals to be burned, shacked, poisoned isolated stamped, forably , restrain, addicted to drug’s and brain damaged 92% of experimental drugs that are safe and effective in animals fail in human clinical trials because they are too dangerous or doesn’t work (Barnard). In tests of potential carcinogens, Subjects are given a substance everyday for two years. Others tests involve killing pregnant animals and testing their fetuses. The two most common illnesses in the western world are ung cancer from smoking and heart disease neither can be reproduced in lab animals. Over half of side effects cannot be detected in lab animals. We don’t want to use animals but we don’t have any other options. Human clinic and epidemiology studies human tissue and Cell-baged research methods, cadavers, sophisticated high fidelity human patient simulators an computational models are more reliable to