[A new study published in the
Journal of Organic Systems demonstrates hard hitting evidence in the case against GMOs.
Many scientists around the world have
tried to conduct studies on GMOs and have been routinely harassed,
threatened, attacked, or worse. 95% of the studies conducted on GMO are
industry funded, while only 5% are independent. Also, anyone who buys GM
seeds is required to sign a technology stewardship agreement that says,
in part, that they cannot perform research on the seed. Without express
permission from the biotech patent-holder, scientists and farmers risk
facing lawsuits for conducting any studies.
It is no wonder why it is so difficult to conduct, much less publish,
an independent study of the long term effects of GMO. Fortunately eight
scientists in Australia were able to conduct a long term toxicology
study on pigs fed a combined genetically modified soy and maize diet.
The results were compelling and most definitely warrant additional
study.
Pigs were the subject of the tests.
One group of pigs was fed a conventional diet and one group fed a
strictly GM diet. The results: of the pigs fed GM diets 32% had a higher
rate of stomach inflammation while only 12% of the non-GM fed pigs
exhibited comparable inflammation. Another finding was that the uteri in
the GM fed pigs were 25% heavier than the non-GM fed pigs. Below are
photos of the stomachs of the pigs. Different levels of stomach
inflammation found (clockwise from top left): nil (from a non-GM-fed
pig, number B41), mild (from a non-GM-fed pig, number B15), moderate
(from a GM-fed pig, number C34) and severe (from a GM-fed pig, number
D22).
This study only reinforces the concerns that people have over
GMO foods. Predictably, the industry has lashed out calling this “junk
science” and fear mongering. However, as we witnessed a few weeks ago,
with the millions of folks worldwide “Marching against Monsanto,” people
are not buying the bull anymore. The mainstream can ridicule and smear
all they want, but the masses are waking up. Once the tipping point is
reached by people shifting over to local food purchases, growing their
own food, and demanding organic, Monsanto will be the one in exile.
By Matt Agorist, REALfarmacy.com]
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