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Ares
11th March 2015, 08:05 PM
(NaturalNews) The best food on store shelves to buy is that food which DOES have holes and nicks where the insects ate some. That proves it's edible. Recent documentaries show entire fields of genetically modified corn that all looks plastic, with not a bug or bird in sight, not a butterfly or a gnat or a fly, but why? Did you know that a diet containing GM soy and maize fed to rats for just 90 days caused a wide range of toxic effects, including DNA damage, blood changes, and damage to the liver and kidneys? If you consume GMOs regularly, your gut is actually creating pesticide. You are consuming the genes of organisms that destroy the digestive tracts of beetles and worms. (http://althealthworks.com/4257/permaculture-expert-takes-viewers-gmo-cornfield-tour-theres-no-life-here-at-all-this-is-not-farming/)

Bug-less corn? (http://www.naturalnews.com/033504_GMO_corn_rootworms.html)

Currently, about 250,000,000 Americans are guinea pigs for the HUGE GMO experiment going on. America is one big laboratory, and GM food is the ominous variable with untested outcomes for humans. It's a long-term, scary test that at least 80% of Americans undergo, whether voluntarily or involuntarily, every day. However, it's worth noting that research revealed lab rat liver damage as early on as 30 days, and half the babies died in just three weeks! Are you eating GM corn and GM soy daily? How will YOU feel next month? How about your kids? There is research you should be aware of, and it's from a VERY detailed study done in 2014.

Also, according to a separate published study by the same team of researchers, GM food may also have the ability to "reactivate dormant viruses, create new viruses, and cause cancer by causing over-expression of normal genes." They describe the body ingesting fragments from the CaMV-35S "promoter" used in many GM crops. It shows up "incorporated" in the blood, liver and BRAIN TISSUES of experimental rats.

Chronic toxicity from horizontal GMO gene transfer
The biological impact and outright danger of GMO genes transferring into humans and their tissues is the subject of great concern here. The negative impact of genetically modified (GM) food HAS BEEN evaluated. Liver cells in animals show aberrations and increased ratios of DNA fragmentation. What does that mean in layman's terms? -- That if you are an animal, as rats and humans both are, then your cells are mutating too, weakening, and will soon be multiplying uncontrollably, because the mechanism that controls normal reproduction is broken or mutated. Some of your cells will experience a programmed cell death. This makes it easier for cancer cells to take over an organ or some already damaged area of the body, including the brain. This cancer you may be "experiencing" could come from biochemical alterations that create health hazards linked to the ingestion of GM components.

This new "biotech" bug-less cancer food is no kind of food at all. If it gives you disease, it cannot be considered food. Period. It is our job as humans to protect Mother Nature, without altering the genes of what we all consume. We are the only animals with the ability to modify genes in laboratories.

Startling findings reveal deaths of baby rats in 30 days
Rats given certain GM vegetables were found to have DEADLY amounts of toxicity in the kidneys, liver, testes, sperm, blood and DNA. Studies have linked GM feed to sterility and infant mortality. Enzymes resistant to the famous weed-killer "glyphosate" were found in the blood of rats. These are chromosomal aberrations. Nearly every organ observed during research showed DNA damage from a GM soy diet. Soy and corn are two of the most commonly grown GM crops because they are fillers in thousands of popular food products. As a walking lab rat that consumes GM "feed" regularly, do you experience hives, itching or scaly or dry skin regularly? Do you experience asthma and wheezing chronically, like after every big meal or when you try to jog or work out? Are you experiencing abdominal pain, a tingling sensation in the mouth and some nausea from what you thought was a nice meal at a nice restaurant? Maybe you're making trips to the BUG-FREE food bar. Most canola, you know, is GMO.

Attention, parents: note that the above research also showed that half the babies fed GM soy died within three weeks. Sure, rats are just animals in a lab, but where are you "standing" right now? People want their bug-free, inexpensive food, but is cancer a price worth paying? So, do you still want that food that the bugs won't eat? What about that "food" that gives lab rats cancer tumors the size of golf balls within three months? You can't live without your kidneys, so you may want to switch to 100% organic food or, at least, avoid GMO like the plague, because it really is one.

http://www.naturalnews.com/048944_GM_soy_toxic_food_GMOs.html#ixzz3U8JHWAPs

Glass
11th March 2015, 09:08 PM
Its pretty difficult to eat food now. Everything seems to be bulked up with soy. The problems with soy is why I stopped using it in my lipsomal, even though I was using a non GMO.

It's in bread, cereals, sauces, batters, pastries. You get no say in what quality those companies use so you have to assume it's the cheap GMO stuff. So basically the whole food chain is polluted. I bought a lot of bread mix to make my own bread only to find it was buffered with soy. The stuff I bought was supposed to be a healty mix of nuts and whole grains but it does contain some white flour and that is basically soy flour. I stopped eating sugar as well but I have the same problem with that as everything has sugar in it as well. Even the breakfast cereals sold as super healthy I'm struggling to find something sugar free. Did find a couple of products. Of course its' 2x price.

I am at the point where I think I need to abandon a western breakfast and try for something asian. Some steam rice and chicken or something. Maybe I can pioneer bacon and rice. IF I could only eat eggs. Bacon rice and egss. doesn't sound too bad.

Dogman
11th March 2015, 09:23 PM
Its pretty difficult to eat food now. Everything seems to be bulked up with soy. The problems with soy is why I stopped using it in my lipsomal, even though I was using a non GMO.

It's in bread, cereals, sauces, batters, pastries. You get no say in what quality those companies use so you have to assume it's the cheap GMO stuff. So basically the whole food chain is polluted. I bought a lot of bread mix to make my own bread only to find it was buffered with soy. The stuff I bought was supposed to be a healty mix of nuts and whole grains but it does contain some white flour and that is basically soy flour. I stopped eating sugar as well but I have the same problem with that as everything has sugar in it as well. Even the breakfast cereals sold as super healthy I'm struggling to find something sugar free. Did find a couple of products. Of course its' 2x price.

I am at the point where I think I need to abandon a western breakfast and try for something asian. Some steam rice and chicken or something. Maybe I can pioneer bacon and rice. IF I could only eat eggs. Bacon rice and egss. doesn't sound too bad.

Back in the day when stationed in Thailand one of my staple eats was called cowpot can not remember the thai name. But it was yummy, all stir fried and quick, iir there was beef, chicken, pork and seafood all was good and quick. One of the best street foods that you watch them make it. Was cooked in a very hot wok

Eggs were use a bunch, in the chicken for sure but also in other variants, I dam near existed for a year eating it, because I was dam near addicted to it, finger licking good.


https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=thai+cow+pot+food

expat4ever
11th March 2015, 10:05 PM
If 250 million mericans are being guinea pigs and they arent dropping dead I would say it cant be to bad.

Unless you are growing your own food your probably fucked if you think that GMO's are going to kill you. I'm still on the fence but hope to be about 75-80% food self sufficient this year.. Not bothering with corn since I have hundreds of acres of it planted within a few miles of me.

Cebu_4_2
12th March 2015, 05:38 PM
If 250 million mericans are being guinea pigs and they arent dropping dead I would say it cant be to bad.

Unless you are growing your own food your probably fucked if you think that GMO's are going to kill you. I'm still on the fence but hope to be about 75-80% food self sufficient this year.. Not bothering with corn since I have hundreds of acres of it planted within a few miles of me.

Corn can also be considered a glutton product, that is not really well tailored to humans like any other grain including rice.

Shami-Amourae
12th March 2015, 07:45 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdv7k1E_DCo

mick silver
13th March 2015, 02:55 PM
nothing better then sweet corn on the cob with butter .............. home grow sweet corn we put up 200 ears this past year

Dogman
13th March 2015, 02:59 PM
nothing better then sweet corn on the cob with butter .............. home grow sweet corn we put up 200 ears this past year

Hint of honey is good sometimes!

mick silver
13th March 2015, 03:05 PM
most people will never grow there own food they are just way to ficking lazy to do that it take a lot of hard work to live off the land ... sun up then some days way past sun down ... like I have said if you don't like what your buying get up and try growing your own

expat4ever
13th March 2015, 05:12 PM
I got a good jump on things now. I also just ordered some Hops Rhyzomes so I can make my own beer too or maybe even have a small company selling the excess. Organic hops are in high demand. I dont even drink beer but I might start if I get these going :).

This year I am adding more strawberry, goumi berry and Goji berry. With any luck I will be doing an indoor harvest of my banannas next March. Just an experiment really to see if it would work. Zone 10 bananna , I'm in zone 6. It will goi outside for the summer and hopefully get to about 12' tall. Then in the fall it comes back in the house where I hope to harvest them. I have 16 ft ceilings with a passive solar home though so very good conditions to try this.