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Originally posted by helen670
How about strawberries ....................................
A strawberry can be given a flounder gene that makes it frost resistant, a bacterial gene that confers antibiotic resistance, and a virus gene that "turns on" the other added genes.
Under normal circumstances, a strawberry can only acquire genetic material from other strawberries--that is, plants of the same or closely related species.
With genetic engineering, however, scientists can give strawberries genetic material from trees, bacteria, fish, pigs, even humans if they chose to.
www.consumersunion.org...
And...........how about some milk!!!
Each sip of milk provides you with the following:
Growth hormones, fat, cholesterol, allergenic proteins, blood, pus, antibiotics, bacteria, virus and more!
www.afrocentricnews.com...
Originally posted by helen670
foods''non genetic modified' are probably just as bad.......
1/// the ground which is used to grow the ''seeds'' is probably contaminated...........if not , then the seeds of the ''genetically modified seeds'' is blown in the wind and you have a mix of both!!!
2/// not sure, but the organic seeds have to be certified to be called ''organic non genetic modified''.......Who owns the company of the non genetic modified foods'' and are they to be trusted???
3///Who runs the world orginization for ''food control''???
Sounds to me like ''New World Order'' .................
Originally posted by Gazrok
(or my fiance' does) Fast food is a last resort, and on average, I try to limit it to at most once a week.
I'm not here long enough to worry about every little thing they put in food, but since we're on a no sugar, high protein, low carb diet...it kind of limits what we eat anyways...(she had gastric bypass surgery)
Originally posted by Gazrok
is what Carnie Wilson had done...to lose weight. They remove part of your intestine, and form a small pouch out of your stomach, so you're left with a tiny stomach. Sugars have an adverse effect on the intestine after this for most people.
It is a life-altering surgery. I used to think it was a fad until I researched it (since Jan of last year). She had the operation in Oct., and has since lost 108 lbs! Numerous other health problems have disappeared due to the surgery (high blood pressure, sleep apnia, hip and leg pain, etc.), and she's feeling great. In fact, we're going to Islands of Adventure/Universal this weekend, and she'll be able to sit in a "normal" seat on the roller coaster! She is needless to say, ecstatic.