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Dangers Of Gmo Foods

RiceGuy

By RiceGuy
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Hi everyone

A recent Open Original Shared Link show discussed GMO foods, and the health risks thereof. The implications are staggering. Some of the problems GMOs are already causing involve the immune system, intestines, and other organs. It is the intestinal damage which really got me wondering, if it might be possible that some people are being diagnosed with Celiac Disease due to ingestion of GMO foods. Or, if GMOs may be hindering full recovery.

Here are just a few of numerous articles on the subject:

Open Original Shared Link

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Open Original Shared Link

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Hi everyone

A recent Open Original Shared Link show discussed GMO foods, and the health risks thereof. The implications are staggering. Some of the problems GMOs are already causing involve the immune system, intestines, and other organs. It is the intestinal damage which really got me wondering, if it might be possible that some people are being diagnosed with Celiac Disease due to ingestion of GMO foods. Or, if GMOs may be hindering full recovery.

Here are just a few of numerous articles on the subject:

Open Original Shared Link

Open Original Shared Link

Open Original Shared Link

Thanks, RiceGuy, for providing this scary information. Certainly reinforces the removal of soy, corn and canola from my pantry.

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ravenwoodglass
Posted

Hi everyone

A recent Open Original Shared Link show discussed GMO foods, and the health risks thereof. The implications are staggering. Some of the problems GMOs are already causing involve the immune system, intestines, and other organs. It is the intestinal damage which really got me wondering, if it might be possible that some people are being diagnosed with Celiac Disease due to ingestion of GMO foods. Or, if GMOs may be hindering full recovery.

Here are just a few of numerous articles on the subject:

Open Original Shared Link

Open Original Shared Link

Open Original Shared Link

I also consider the GMO foods to be well..not such a good idea. All we can do is try to avoid them as much as humanly possible.

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Skylark
Posted

That's scary stuff. You had my hunting down non-GMO corn chips at the grocery store yesterday.

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RiceGuy
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That's scary stuff. You had my hunting down non-GMO corn chips at the grocery store yesterday.

Fortunately, when a product is certified organic, it is also non-GMO. However, it is not true the other way around. That is, a non-GMO product is not necessarily organic.

mushroom Proficient
mushroom
Posted

That's scary stuff. You had my hunting down non-GMO corn chips at the grocery store yesterday.

Garden of Eatin are really good (or were, back in the days when I used to eat them :()

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