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Old 05-27-2013, 12:12 PM
 
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Originally Posted by dreamofmonterey View Post
Hard to believe anyone is FOR GMO's, and feeding garbage to their family.

People have a right to know what's in their food, and research so they don't become a burden on the medical system and need medical care. It is a win-win to support Organic and healthy foods.

But perhaps some are too partisan to see facts.

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Americans are feeding themselves to a lot of GMO's one way or another...
The facts:
93% of soy, 88% of field corn, 94% cotton, 90% of canola seed and sugar beets planted in the US is GMO'd.


Vegetarians and Non Veggies are in the same boat for this one - We've got the same beef



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Take the stranglehold off of the seed industry, for everyones sake...





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A to all those who came out.

 
Old 05-27-2013, 12:25 PM
 
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Americans are feeding themselves to a lot of GMO's one way or another...
The facts:
93% of soy, 88% of field corn, 94% cotton, 90% of canola seed and sugar beets planted in the US is GMO'd.

I think I've found part of the problem - stop eating the cotton!
 
Old 05-27-2013, 12:42 PM
 
Location: Northern CA
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We don't have time to pursue labelling while more studies are done, stop this experiment on us now and ban this modification of our species and destruction of our environment.

Last September, the causal link between cancer and genetically modified food was confirmed in a French study, the first independent long-term animal feeding study of its kind. The disturbing details can be found here: New Study Finds GM Corn and Roundup Causes Cancer In Rats

Did you get that? Their conclusion is that it is premature to consider GM toxins to be safe in mammals. Billions have already been exposed to Bt toxins, in combination with glyphosate-based herbicide formulations such as Roundup, and yet, most biotech research scientists and industry regulators still claim they are unequivocally safe. This has much to do with the well-known relationship that biotech corporations like Monsanto have with so-called ‘check book’ science firms who are basically paid to obfuscate adverse health outcomes of their products, such as the GMO-Cancer link. [also see: Monsanto-Funded Science Denies Emerging Roundup Cancer Link]
Consider also that the question of combined toxicity of Cry toxins and glyphosate-based residues within plants have not been sufficiently explored, and that glyphosate exposure has already been linked to non-Hodgkins lymphoma and hairy cell leukemia in the biomedical literature.[ii]
The reality is that we no longer have time to wait around for additional research to accumulate on the adverse health effects of GMOs, especially considering the biotech industry has far more capital to infuse into their own faux research on the topic.
Some, in fact, argue that we should not be waiting around for the corrupt legislative process to compel manufacturers to label GMOs, rather, we should be fighting to BAN THEM NOW, advocating for the precautionary principle before its too late.
New Study Links GMO Food To Leukemia | Wake Up World
 
Old 05-27-2013, 01:02 PM
 
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I think I've found part of the problem - stop eating the cotton!
I realized I put that in there - you never know what folks put in their mouths
- Ever heard of cotton candy -

I guess if you think you are wearing a natural fiber, e.g. cotton - think again...

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Old 05-27-2013, 02:31 PM
 
Location: S.E. US
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I think I've found part of the problem - stop eating the cotton!
Ever hear of cottonseed oil?
 
Old 05-27-2013, 08:11 PM
 
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Ever hear of cottonseed oil?
Good one! I didn't even think of that, since I never buy it, but I'm
sure it's in a LOT of dressings. I try to stay away from as many
already made stuff as I can....
 
Old 05-27-2013, 09:15 PM
 
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Last September, the causal link between cancer and genetically modified food was confirmed in a French study, the first independent long-term animal feeding study of its kind. The disturbing details can be found here: New Study Finds GM Corn and Roundup Causes Cancer In Rats

heh

a sample size of 10? really. . .don't know anything about research do we

At this point it is interesting. . .but not credible.

But the sample size—ten males and ten females per group—is simply too small to draw any conclusions, Hansen says. Moreover, he adds, the researchers used a strain of rat that is known to be highly prone to developing mammary tumors. That factor, plus the small sample size, means that the prevalence of mammary tumors found among the treated female rats could be happenstance, he said.
 
Old 05-27-2013, 09:18 PM
 
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I wonder if Angelina Jolie eats GMO on the cob.
 
Old 05-27-2013, 09:30 PM
 
Location: Northern CA
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heh

a sample size of 10? really. . .don't know anything about research do we

At this point it is interesting. . .but not credible.

But the sample size—ten males and ten females per group—is simply too small to draw any conclusions, Hansen says. Moreover, he adds, the researchers used a strain of rat that is known to be highly prone to developing mammary tumors. That factor, plus the small sample size, means that the prevalence of mammary tumors found among the treated female rats could be happenstance, he said.
What did Monsanto use for their studies, besides humans? Did they even do any testing for safety? We already know the answer is NO, that's not required.
 
Old 05-29-2013, 08:30 AM
 
Location: Long Island
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Originally Posted by claudhopper View Post
We don't have time to pursue labelling while more studies are done, stop this experiment on us now and ban this modification of our species and destruction of our environment.

Last September, the causal link between cancer and genetically modified food was confirmed in a French study, the first independent long-term animal feeding study of its kind. The disturbing details can be found here: New Study Finds GM Corn and Roundup Causes Cancer In Rats

Did you get that? Their conclusion is that it is premature to consider GM toxins to be safe in mammals. Billions have already been exposed to Bt toxins, in combination with glyphosate-based herbicide formulations such as Roundup, and yet, most biotech research scientists and industry regulators still claim they are unequivocally safe. This has much to do with the well-known relationship that biotech corporations like Monsanto have with so-called ‘check book’ science firms who are basically paid to obfuscate adverse health outcomes of their products, such as the GMO-Cancer link. [also see: Monsanto-Funded Science Denies Emerging Roundup Cancer Link]
Consider also that the question of combined toxicity of Cry toxins and glyphosate-based residues within plants have not been sufficiently explored, and that glyphosate exposure has already been linked to non-Hodgkins lymphoma and hairy cell leukemia in the biomedical literature.[ii]
The reality is that we no longer have time to wait around for additional research to accumulate on the adverse health effects of GMOs, especially considering the biotech industry has far more capital to infuse into their own faux research on the topic.
Some, in fact, argue that we should not be waiting around for the corrupt legislative process to compel manufacturers to label GMOs, rather, we should be fighting to BAN THEM NOW, advocating for the precautionary principle before its too late.
New Study Links GMO Food To Leukemia | Wake Up World
wake up dude...its not just monsanto..and its not just in the USA

•Syngenta AG (NYSE:SYT) is based in Basel, Switzerland.
•Dow Agrosciences is based in Indianapolis, Indiana. Dow Agrosciences is a subsidiary of Dow Chemical (DOW).
world.
•Pioneer Hi-Bred International is based in Johnston, Iowa. Pioneer is a subsidiary of DuPont
•BASF (OTC:BASFY) is based in Ludwigshafen, Germany. While primarily a chemical company, they are rapidly expanding their biotechnology division.
•Bayer Cropscience is based in Monheim, Germany. Bayer Cropscience is a subsidiary of Bayer (OTC:BAYRY).
•Aqua Bounty is based in Waltham, Massachusetts.fast growing salmon.
•ArborGen LLC is based in Summerville, South Carolina. .
•Arcadia Biosciences is based in Davis, California..
•Exelixis is based in South San Francisco, California.
•Mendel Biotechnology is based in Hayward, California.
•Targeted Growth, Inc. is based in Seattle, Washington.
•Okanagan Specialty Fruits Inc. is based in Summerland, British Columbia. They work on tree-fruit traits, and are currently pursuing deregulation of their non-browing apple.
•Performance Plants, Inc. is based in Kingston, Ontario.
•SemBioSys is based in Calgary, Alberta.


•Genetwister Technologies B.V. is based in Wageningen.
•KeyGene is based in Wageningen. Founded by several large Netherlands seed companies, it is a cooperative research group that conducts genomic research on plant genetics. One of the crops they work on is aphid-resistant lettuce. They also have a US office in Maryland.



but you only are going after monsanto....why...who pays you?????
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