the Non-GMO uprising

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   SparklingJewelposted 15 years ago

   'genetically modified' foods (GM)
   are not healthy...spread the word
   
   http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jeffrey-s … 16861.html

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   MikeNVposted 15 years ago

   Avoid "if labeled".  That's the key.  Most feed is genetically modified.  So you end up eating it when you eat feedlot beef, pork, chicken, or poultry.
   
   Seeds are controlled by Corporate America.  Most farming is done by huge corporations. So like it or not we eat what the corporations choose to produce.
   
   Monstanto Corporation has put the non-gmo soy farmers out of business.
   
   You have to ask yourself why Corporations want GMO's.  The answer is simple.  They can be patented and then they can control what ALL farmers can sell.
   
   Monsanto is EVIL.  And most the evil bastards at Monsanto (Like Donald Rumsfield) move in and out of Government positions freely.
   
   I hope consumers will wake up and rebel.
   
   Sad really.

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   Uninvited Writerposted 15 years ago

   I've believed they are no good for years.

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   Arthur Fontesposted 15 years ago

   How about telling us the day before cloned meat was put on the market that it was ok'd by the FDA.  You cannot even know if the meat your buying is a clone or a naturally evolved animal.

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   SparklingJewelposted 15 years ago

   the only safe way is to buy ONLY organic and other labeled as free of...always from local family owned and small farms, etc...
   
   check out all the links in the article and start you knowledge research...
   govt is in with big corporations to maintain control of the food supply with their own products...there have even been small farms shut down...google that too
   
   same thing with transfats...labeling in no tell of safety or not, you have to do your own research for information

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   SparklingJewelposted 15 years ago

   mercola.com has much of the latest information on these subjects, too

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