Study linking GMO crops to infertility

Originally posted by ghostsoldier
reply to post by antonia

 

Cows milk, milk formulas, and soy should not to be fed to infants. Full stop.

Again, there is enough evidence to prove any train of thought you want.

For me personally - soy is a big no no.

Your personal opinions are just that, personal opinions. As you said you can't prove it right? I can prove cow's milk isn't harming people. You can prove it is harming people. Maybe it's better to say cows milk may harm some people. Soy may harm some people. Some people can't digest goats milk.

I refrain from speaking in absolutes unless I've got some proof.

Originally posted by antonia

Originally posted by ghostsoldier
reply to post by antonia

 

Cows milk, milk formulas, and soy should not to be fed to infants. Full stop.

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I refrain from speaking in absolutes unless I've got some proof.

I speak in absolutes here, because breast-milk is important for babies immune systems and parental bonding - fact.

I'm done.

Originally posted by ghostsoldier

I speak in absolutes here, because breast-milk is important for babies immune systems and parental bonding - fact.

I'm done.

And some women can't breast feed-fact.

So there must be substitutes.

[edit on 30-4-2010 by antonia]

[edit on 30-4-2010 by antonia]

I believe corn in the uSA is something like 90% GMO. You have to wonder if corn syrup from GMO is different than non-GMO corn syrup?

reply to post by antonia

No offense to women who can't breast feed - but maybe they shouldn't have babies - there's lots of needy kids who would love to be adopted.

*braces for eugenics insults*

Originally posted by ghostsoldier
reply to post by antonia

 

No offense to women who can't breast feed - but maybe they shouldn't have babies - there's lots of needy kids who would love to be adopted.

*braces for eugenics insults*

By who? you have to hope the women in question is lactating, otherwise you are just wasting your time. Most women are unaware their milk ducts don't work until after birth. I really hope you are female. Otherwise you are just flapping your trap about an issue you don't understand.

Originally posted by ghostsoldier
reply to post by antonia

 

No offense to women who can't breast feed - but maybe they shouldn't have babies - there's lots of needy kids who would love to be adopted.

*braces for eugenics insults*

Some women aren't allowed to breastfeed after birth. I was staying in a battered women's shelter and kept getting jumped on for breastfeeding my daughter. It was considered perverted and obscene by the staff and I was made to give her a bottle. They finally threw me out because I'd try sneaking and breastfeeding anyway.

Everyone kept jumping in and interfering with it after I had her, and no one backed me up. It messed with milk production and so I ended up having to give it up. Everyone saw it as "abnormal" and "unsafe." I never felt like a real mother with everyone interfering. I never really got to bond with her. People were trying to force me to give her up for adoption saying she needed to be in a black family (I am white; my daughter is bi-racial). I was attacked as a mother before she was even born and people tried to even get me to abort her because she'd be bi-racial.

A lot of people are prejudiced against breastfeeding. Mothers who try feeding their babies in public are either stopped, made to cover up (how would you like to eat with some cloth over your head?), run off the property, and sometimes arrested.

I am just glad something is making humans less fertile.

It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside thinking about a lower population for the next generations.

Funny how threads morph...whoooooo!!!

Night..Night...folks.