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Saturday, September 29, 2012

A Warning About GMO Foods From 2010

Ma, why can't I get pregnant? And why is there hair growing in my mouth? Ma, why can't I get pregnant? And why is there hair growing in my mouth?

PSFK
Friday, June 4, 2010

A new study done by Russian scientists suggests that Genetically Modified Food may cause long term sterility, that is, sterility in second and third generations. The scientists used hamsters for this research and divided them into groups. One group of hamsters was fed a normal diet without any soy products, a second group was fed non-GMO (genetically modified organism) soy, the third ate GM soy and the fourth group was fed an even higher amount of GM soy than the third.

Each group produced about seven to eight litters of baby hamsters each without any problems. But when the researchers selected new breeding pairs from the offspring, the second generation had a slower growth rate and reached their sexual maturity later than normal. They also had a mortality rate, five times higher than the hamsters who didn’t eat soy. Even more shocking was the fact that nearly all of the third generation GM soy eating hamsters were sterile and also experienced hair growing inside their mouths.

Genetically modified food has received much criticism earlier too, with studies linking them to problems with birth weight and infant mortality.



I don't know, ask your grandma or great grandma but first finish drinking your fluoridated water and eat your aspartame laced food, then leave me alone, I'm laughing at Hal Lindsey, he thinks the New World order is trying to depopulate the earth! Is that stupid or what?
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2 comments:

  1. we're having a giant recall of tainted ground beef. an e-coli breakout, god only knows what the giant processing plants stick in their ground beef.

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  2. Billy - That sucks and yeah, I don't like to think about that.
    I hope California voters are smart enough to vote for GMO labeling.

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