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GMO Foods - Detrimental to immune and reproductive systems
How do GM Foods Affect you health?
How do GM Foods Affect your health?
The American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) is asking physicians to prescribe diets
without ALL
Several animal studies indicate
serious health risks associated with GM food, including infertility, immune
problems, accelerated aging, insulin regulation, and changes in major organs and
the gastrointestinal system ".
GM Foods cause Reproductive problems
GMOs provoke Immune Reactions
Animals die after eating GM plants
Don't expect Monsanto's government "implants" at the FDA
to protect you!
Monsanto's "Inside" Man at the FDA
The White house ordered the FDA to promote biotechnology, and former Monsanto
attorney, Michael Taylor, headed up the FDA's GMO policy, declaring that no
safety studies on GMOs are required, since Monsanto and other producers
determine if their foods are safe!
FDA scientists warned Taylor that GM foods might create allergies, poisons, new
diseases, and nutritional problems - ( according to documents
released from a lawsuit - See memos at
Biointegrity.org )- In the decision on whether GMOs had to
be labeled or whether they had to be tested,
Taylor claimed that the agency was not
aware of any information showing that the foods created by genetic engineering
were significantly different Now, documents made public from a lawsuit showed that it was a lie
Today, the FDA don't actually say you can't label something as non-GMO but if
you use the word "GMO-free", the FDA may intervene, since cross-contamination of
crops means that it cannot be 100% guaranteed, and it must be verified with
expensive testing procedures.
Taylor later became Monsanto's vice president, and was reinstalled at the FDA in
2009 by the Obama administration as the "US Food Safety Czar"- this blatant corruption continues unimpeded.
Serious conflicts of interest even in the U.S. Supreme court -
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is also a former Monsanto
attorney , but refused to acknowledge any conflict of interest as he heard
Monsanto's third appeal for deregulation of genetically modified alfalfa seeds
(approved in 2011). After corn, soy and wheat, alfalfa is the most widely grown
crop in the U.S.. Alfalfa is easily cross-pollinated by bees and wind, and it's
a perennial, meaning GM alfalfa could live on for years, spreading their GM
traits far and wide for a long period of time.
Monsanto's rBGH (GM hormone given to cows to
increase milk yield) has been banned in Canada, New Zealand, Japan, Australia and all 27 nations of
the European Union, but still permitted in the
U.S. - rBGH was approved by the U.S. FDA in 1993.
Since then, accumulating scientific evidence has been enough for other
governments to prohibit the use of rBGH, which
shows a significant risk for initiating/promoting cancer
http://www.foxbghsuit.com/
~ 800 genetically engineered food applications have been submitted to the USDA,
but not one single environmental impact statement has been prepared
It
is incomprehensible -
in light of the findings we already have from animal studies, that the
US is unwilling to implement precautionary principles with regards to GM foods.
