"A short, thought-provoking animated film that lifts the veil on Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs). As always, I urge my friends, family, and subscribers to support local farmers & eat as clean as possible: Organic, NON-GMO, Gluten Free…
"A short, thought-provoking animated film that lifts the veil on Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs). As always, I urge my friends, family, and subscribers to support local farmers & eat as clean as possible: Organic, NON-GMO, Gluten Free or Paleo lifestyle. Most non-organic crops and almost all non-organic grains are sprayed with Glyphosate☠, in addition to being genetically modified! A few "fun" facts about Glyphosate: After coming under pressure in 2015, the World Health Organization declared Glyphosate as “probably carcinogenic to humans"- And we all know how shady the WHO is... Furthermore, in 2018 a school groundskeeper was awarded $289 million in a court case against Monsanto☠ (the maker of Roundup, who's main ingredient is Glyphosate) because the herbicide caused him terminal cancer. Please continue to educate yourselves and others, and do not be persuaded by the cheap prices of GMO crops! The cost of health now is cheaper than the price of disease later!"
-Conscience King
https://campsite.bio/conscience.king (Supplements, Print & Distribute Flyers, Radiation Blocking Clothing/Cases, Etc.)
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A genetically modified organism (GMO, also called “genetically engineered”) is a plant, animal or microorganism (eg, bacteria) that is created by means that overcome natural boundaries. Genetic engineering involves crossing species that could not cross in nature. For example, genes from a fish have been inserted into strawberries and tomatoes. While the Food and Drug Administration insists that foods produced by genetic engineering are the same as foods from traditional breeding, their own scientists reported that, “the processes of genetic engineering and traditional breeding are different and… they lead to different risks.”
It is now possible for plants to be engineered with genes taken from bacteria, viruses, insects, animals or even humans. The Institute for Responsible Technology reports that scientists have been busy throwing together some creepy combinations. Here are some of the ones they list on their website:
– Spider genes were inserted into goat DNA, in hopes that the goat milk would contain spider web protein for use in bulletproof vests
– Cow genes turned pigskins into cowhides
– Jellyfish genes lit up pigs’ noses in the dark
– Arctic fish genes gave tomatoes and strawberries tolerance to frost
– Potatoes were developed that glowed in the dark when they needed watering (luciferase enzymes?)
– Human genes were inserted into corn to destroy sperm ( to stop man from spreading his seed)
Current field trials include:
– Corn engineered with human genes (Dow)
– Sugarcane engineered with human genes (Hawaii Agriculture Research Center)
– Corn engineered with jellyfish genes (Stanford University)
– Tobacco engineered with lettuce genes (University of Hawaii)
– Rice engineered with human genes (Applied Phytologics)
– Corn engineered with hepatitis virus genes (Prodigene)
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