PimpinLow98
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I have herd mixed reviews on this. What do you guys think?
There's absolutely a difference between homegrown produce and commercially grown. But the issue at hand, I believe is GMO commercially grown versus non-gmo commercially grown, which is a different debate.Taste a wild strawberry, carrots and potatoes grown in your garden, or a yellow plum from your own tree and compare it to the produce of the same name in your grocery store. There is no comparison in taste. As for health.....time will tell. As a Continent, we are not getting healthier that is for damn sure.
Show me. Give me data and let's actually look at the facts. I'm perfectly open to being convinced.bigger things to worry about? most everything we consume is gmo from our meats to our vegetables thats pretty hilarious you wanna do some research on this and you'll **** your pants
Ah well I don't eat commercially grown food in great amounts. The Monsanto co. is a problem for every farmer trying to grow their own soy/corn and whatever else the company decides to "improve".There's absolutely a difference between homegrown produce and commercially grown. But the issue at hand, I believe is GMO commercially grown versus non-gmo commercially grown, which is a different debate.
I would take an apple from my mom's backyard anytime over one from the store.
Sounds like you have things under control. I'll look at the links later.Ah well I don't eat commercially grown food in great amounts. The Monsanto co. is a problem for every farmer trying to grow their own soy/corn and whatever else the company decides to "improve".
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6262083407501596844#
I did find this as well http://www.biolsci.org/v05p0706.htm#headingA11
Honestly my diet is mainly wild meat and either locally grown or organic veggies that I have personally had a hand in harvesting. When I buy some property I plan on having my own milk cow and chickens as well. Stupid Canada will not let me (or anyone) buy unpasteurized milk , so you have to make friends with a farmer or buy your own. One example of why I do this is for this reason http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/2011/superbugsinthesupermarket/
It will be on tonight but I am sure most people have heard of this before.
Ok, here are my thoughts:watch part one and 2
YouTube - Effects of Feeding GMO Potatoes To Rats (Pt. 1)
No he fed them heterozygous gmo potatoes afterwards, not normal. I.e. one allele was wild type, the other mutant, and even that was too much for the mice to handle, indicating that in an diet excessively composed of potatoes containing this particular lectin (which is what he inferred the gene in question coded for) caused intestinal proliferation.I will not feed you. If you look up his name and research group they list all of their procedures. You might wanna watch it again he states he tries to feed it normal potatoes afterward ,and the problem continues to persist. If you do research you will find out he gets fired from this company after he releases this information.
I'll see if my library has it, thanks Josh!Resolve if you have the time you should give "The Omnivores Dilemma" a read.. I will warn you the author is biased but there is something interesting things he brings up throughout the book.
I am pretty interested in living a lot like Joel Salatin from the book does lol.Resolve if you have the time you should give "The Omnivores Dilemma" a read.. I will warn you the author is biased but there is something interesting things he brings up throughout the book.
Pretty sure we all understand that man. You have always seemed like a pretty open minded guy to me. Large corps. are the antithesis of a balanced and symbiotic way of living on and with this planet IMO and as time goes on they are only obtaining more and more power.Just to be clear, I'm not arguing in favor of Monsanto or for mega-corporatism in general. They have a lot of unethical practices that should absolutely be rectified and better regulated.
I really want to read this book now.
Most libraries should carrry it so it shouldn't be too hard to find.Just to be clear, I'm not arguing in favor of Monsanto or for mega-corporatism in general. They have a lot of unethical practices that should absolutely be rectified and better regulated.
I really want to read this book now.
That is another good point the movie brought up.. I think it said at once there was about 10 main meat packaging plants that handled all the beef in the states and now there are only 4 major ones and they handle about 90% of it all.. same with chicken. I had no idea these corporations were so big.most notably, it has allowed large corporations to smash small growers. the commercial food industry is controlled by a handful of companies free market my asss
I find it interesting that there's not one study done on a human model yet.
I was just posting it, I haven't gone through all the research on it either. On the overfeeding point, this is true but Americans are essentially overfeeding themselves at an alarming rate anyway. I think the research in 5-10 years is going to be pretty interesting if it is not hushed up by money.I find it interesting that there's not one study done on a human model yet.
The actual "paper" that the Academy posted is kind of vague, but has good points. However, to establish a moratorium on GMO altogether is short-sighted. You don't scrap a project because first attempts fail. However, neither should you sell those failed attempts commercially.
I did not go through the references one-by-one, but I'd be willing to bet a lot of them consisted of physiologically irrelevant overfeeding protocols, which is neither here nor there.