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Monsanto Accidentally Warns the World That Its Products Are a Death Sentence
Monsanto Accidentally Warns the World That Its Products Are a Death Sentence
Monsanto Accidentally Warns the World That Its Products Are a Death Sentence You won’t find it in their marketing materials (in so many words). But they’ve just made an outrageous offer to their evil twin that proves their ability to kill. Individually they can be evil, but together, there’s practically no limit to the damage they can inflict. Can we stop this? Yes via organic pure foods and…
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http://www.collective-evolution.com April 15, 2014 by Arjun Walia Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev recently announced that Russia will no longer import GMO products, stating that the nation has enough space, and enough resources to produce organic food. If the Americans like to eat GMO products, let them eat it then. We don’t need to do that; we ...Continue Reading
WARNING: Smear Campaign launched by big Chemical Corporations.
http://circkles.com/blogging/blog/2014/07/10/health-warning-smear-campaign-from-chemical-companies/
Many Canadians may be surprised to find out that Health Canada doesn’t require any long-term safety tests on GM foods and that this study is the first of its kind. The results of this study are a real concern, especially in Canada where we’ve been eating this GM corn since 2001. We clearly need more independent and critical review of safety claims made by industry. There is too little independent science examining questions of GM food safety.
The Canadian Biotechnology Action Network’s Lucy Sharratt (via Food Secure Canada)
The GM corn, called NK603, is “Roundup Ready” which means it is genetically modified to be tolerant to Monsanto’s herbicide formulation called Roundup, the most widely used herbicide in the world. Monsanto published a 90-day feeding trial of the GM corn in 2004, three years after Health Canada’s 2001 approval. The French team conducted their feeding trial over the full two-year lifespan of rats. The rats were fed three different diets: the GM corn alone, the GM corn grown with Roundup (with Roundup residues), and Roundup alone. The study reported adverse effects including organ damage, tumor growth, and increased mortality in rats fed both GM corn with and without Roundup, and in rats fed low levels of Roundup.