Pictures of mice with great big tumors are easily found on the internet after a search for GMO foods - it really is alarming! Could this be happening in our bodies? What I do know is that most studies use either corn or soy. Now corn is not easily digested for anyone; it needs to be soaked in a lye solution like the Aztecs used to do which increases its nutrient content, removes mycotoxins, and makes it better absorbed. There is a condition called pallegra that results from subsisting mainly on corn, which causes niacin deficiency. |
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Republished study: long-term toxicity of a Roundup herbicide and a Roundup-tolerant genetically modified maize
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There is only a few things I would like to know- Are the animals that are being genetically modified safe, or like any other testing, are they harming the animals? And are they testing on the animals we kill and eat? Because if they are, I'd like to know so I do not engage in the process by consuming these animals. I do not support testing on animals, or humans, for that matter, and I don't feel safe eating animals that have been injected with toxins and chemicals.
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