GMOs linked to blood cell disorders, leukemia!

Our food is being engineered into poison. Is this the legacy we want to leave for future generations?

65 Health Risks of GM Foods:

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Thread: EFSA promotes public access to data in transparency initiative

Well, it's not very good science, but it's good enough that there may be something to it.

Give me some grant money and I'll study it some more.

GMO = Great Moneymaking Opportunities


The Cancer Industry is just waiting for the next influx of new patients .... $$$$$$

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I think this is the plan, there won't be future generations....at least not for the regular people.

I'm pretty sure that if we are not the last generation, we will certainly be the most hated.

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sry but cant do natural news anymore

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Study: GMOs linked to leukemia and anemia

A new study shows that Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) toxins are linked to leukemia and anemia. Research shows toxic effects at the lowest dose tested.

The new study shows that ingesting toxins produced by GMO plants leads to toxic effects on blood cells and potentially lethal diseases.

Did these researchers go into hiding, lest their cars hit trees or some such common death occur?

GMO's effects on gut immunity (white cells) may be causing a rise in this previously rare disease:



Six-year-old boy must be fed with a drip because rare condition means he is allergic to ALL FOODS

Finlay Doolan suffers with eosinophilic esophagitis and colitis which cause all foods to trigger an allergic reaction in his throat and colon
The condition is so rare it affects just one in 10,000 people in the UK

The boy, from Manchester, must be fed through a drip by his mother

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Something really long and not from the Daily Mail:

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They really don't know much, mainly because they are not looking:
[link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

StarLink was a corn variety modified to produce a (Italic)Bacillus thuringiensis(/Italic) (Bt) endotoxin, Cry9C. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention investigated 51 reports of possible adverse reactions to corn that occurred after the announcement that StarLink, allowed for animal feed, was found in the human food supply. Allergic reactions were not confirmed, but tools for postmarket assessment were limited. Workers in agricultural and food preparation facilities have potential inhalation exposure to plant dusts and flours. In 1999, researchers found that migrant health workers can become sensitized to certain Bt spore extracts after exposure to Bt spraying.

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Stay away from that.

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