By: Michael
Two-year rat studies always run into the high dose/short term vs. low dose/long term problem. Since we cannot routinely afford long, prospective studies, we often expose animals under the following...
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What about everything that has HFCS in it? HFCS is made from GMO corn. Sounds like a labeling nightmare. Did you really vote for it?
View ArticleBy: Xeno
New food labels are printed frequently, so there is no nightmare. You really voted to keep everyone from finding out if HFCS made from GMO corn is making people sick?
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If the label says “This product contains GMO and may be harmful to you health”, people may choose the one labeled “NO GMO”. The nightmare would be the impact on sales. What if this labeling went nation...
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I’m a capitalist who also cares about human rights and optimal health. If you make a product that tastes good and is good for people, it should sell well. If your product makes people sick it can go to...
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Anyway, “and may be harmful to your health” was NOT part of the labeling requirement in prop 37. The requirement in the text of the law is for the words “genetically engineered” or “may be partially...
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Giving it a quick skim, nothing in this letter to the editor convinces me that the Séralini GMO study was flawed. It first makes the point that there could be a conflict of interest. This is quite...
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