What do you find most surprising in news about genetically modified DNA in food?
What I find most surprising is that people aren't burning Monsanto factories to the ground. I think that is exactly what people should be doing - destroying Monsanto.
There isn't anything really wrong with genetically modified food. As long as heirloom varieties are still made available. However, I do agree with Wesman. Genetically modifying food is OK. But copy writing seeds (or whatever it is they're doing) is stupid, and wrong.
The most surprising thing to me is that people seem to accept that this is out of their hands. The food we eat is a choice; and we have every right to make an informed one. Genetically Modified materials should be labeled simply because 80+% of consumers agree that they should be. One of the most disturbing arguments I've heard against it is that people won't buy it if it's labeled. To me; that argument is so ridiculous it doesn't merit an answer. (If consumers don't want it, how is hiding the source a good thing?)
Most of the news that is produced on the TV is undoubtedly bias and in most cases false to stir fear within the population. Yes GMO's are not the ideal thing to be consuming but they will not destroy you and rot you to death as it is suggested. People need to research these claims personally from credible sources like PubMed and make up their owns decisions on the matter.
The thing that shocks me the most though is large companies in the US trying to claim control over all the grains, seeds and land to make huge profits. Surely they have other ways to make billions, right?
by Sherry Hewins 10 years ago
Are you concerned about GMOs (Genetically Modified Foods)?Do you care a little, a lot, or not at all?
by Tom Maitland 13 years ago
I've been asked to do a little bit of research into people's ideas of genetically modified food. This can range from disease-resistant crops, to using genetic modification to make our tomatos redder and orangers oranger. Does all this worry you, or do you think over all it's better?Would be great...
by Shil1978 13 years ago
What are your views on genetically modified foods? Do you have any apprehensions about them?
by Abigail 10 years ago
How bad do you think GMOs genetically modified organisms (foods) are for you?
by Eric Calderwood 11 years ago
What do you do to avoid Genetically Modified Organisms or GMO's when you shop for food?
by Miebakagh Fiberesima 3 years ago
One importance of food is that it provide energy for the body. Do genetic modified foods provide an energy level higher than the organic foods, or is it the other way round? Just curious.
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