Replace vaccine with GMO...
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Replace vaccine with GMO...
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^^^^^ oh yeahQuote:
Originally Posted by Eggysrun
that is why my wife buys organic fruit and some veg..
Except that whenever I see the word "Organic" on food, my mind translates it into "Migrant Worker Feces".Quote:
Originally Posted by tim-adams
I still like the hilarious anecdote: Two lab mice, feed one GMO, feed the other bread. Both get cancer and die. Conclusion: Who gives a shit? Or otherwise known as "Everything gives you cancer these days!" [panic]
Why are organic pesticides so much better than synthetic ones?Quote:
Originally Posted by tim-adams
Even better look at the label of origin on some organics.Quote:
Originally Posted by D_F
Indeed, one of our growers has a farm in Mexico, amazing all the products that are still legal and in use down there. And the last number I saw published for produce from outside the U.S. that was inspected by USDA was a whopping 4%.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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Bogus GMO Labeling Bill gets passed:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-0...not-being-told
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The first — and most contentious — is S. 764’s decree that food companies are not necessarily required to label genetically modified products in text form. While doing so is an option, according to the new law, food manufacturers may also choose to denote GM ingredients with a symbol or a QRC (quick response code) that, when scanned by a smartphone, will take the consumer to a website detailing further information about the product. The QRC method requires the consumer to have both a smartphone and access to the internet.
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Another problem with the bill is its lax standards and broad definitions. For example, the bill stipulates that if a majority of a product contains meat, it need not be labeled as containing GM ingredients, even if other ingredients are genetically modified (in contrast, a pepperoni pizza would need to be labeled if the flour in the pizza came from GM grain). While genetically modified animal meat is only beginning to make its way into the food supply, the new labeling bill establishes a concerning exemption for the future. Eggs will also not be subject to GM labels.
Further, the new law “prohibit[s] a food derived from an animal to be considered a bioengineered food solely because the animal consumed feed produced from, containing, or consisting of a bioengineered substance.” In other words, if an animal ate GM feed throughout its life, food companies would not need to inform the consumer.
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Though the language of the bill is vague, it explicitly nullifies the GM labeling law passed in Vermont last year. That bill, which industry lobbyists aggressively attacked, would be overruled by S. 764, which dictates that “state-imposed labeling requirements would be banned,” as noted by Bloomberg. Vermont’s bill only took effect on July 1 of this year.
[Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
I eat mostly non GMO foods now as do my kids because my stomach and everyone around my age 30ish seem to have lots of stomach issues as well as many are lactose.. I grew up in the country and ate lots of corn and such (my uncle is a big farmer in Michigan) I just think the GMO foods plus pesticides these days are causing more harm than the government cares to say.. And I also don't think ALL the immunization shots are needed (my kids are vaccinated but both my brother in sister don't do it and their kids have been fine) it's all about people making money anyway you want to look at it.
But seriously look how many kids since GMO's started have stomach issues and allergies compared to the older people.. Then let's pull up this thread in another 10 years as well...
Time me is the only way to tell anything when everyone is held in the dark.. Like stated no time to test there products because we all need to eat!