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“Pesticide formulations as sold and used are up to 1000 times more toxic than the isolated substance that is tested and evaluated for safety.”
“Roundup the most toxic of herbicides and insecticides tested.”
“…the complete pesticide formulations as sold and used also contain additives (adjuvants), which increase the pest- or weedkilling activity of the pesticide. These complete formulations do not have to be tested in medium- and long-term tests – even though they are the substances to which farmers and citizens are exposed.”
“This is a serious defect of the regulatory process, according to a newly published study by the team of Professor Séralini (Mesnage et al. 2014, Biomedical Research International). The study found that for eight major pesticides (out of a total of nine analyzed), the commercial formulation is up to 1000 times more toxic than the active ingredient assessed for safety by regulators.”
“The study was carried out in vitro on three types of human cells.”
Why don't we just label foods that do not use GMO? That way you would know that whatever you pick up would be "safe". I mean, if labeling is no big deal how come the organic food people don't label all their stuff?
Why don't we just label foods that do not use GMO? That way you would know that whatever you pick up would be "safe". I mean, if labeling is no big deal how come the organic food people don't label all their stuff?
someone should go dump a bunch of GM soy there, just to see the shrieks of horror.
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