Did you know Tomatos have fish DNA? Milk Has Cow Puss Residue

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I was watching/listening to a speaker talk about some very masked health topics today.

He ran into why men are acting more like women today and why more men in the USA have breast cancer than any other country ( stop drinking soda in plastic bottles )

I didn't even know Staples owns Whole Foods grocery store. A friend is actually an executive to WF and i didn't know that, sad.

Americans and Canadians are part of the largest feeding experiment in human history, and most of us don't even have a clue.

Currently, there are about 40 varieties of genetically engineered (GE) crop approved for marketing in the US. As a result, approximately 60-70%of the food on the shelves of your local grocery store contain GE ingredients. And "best of all" we're simply not being told about it.
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The milk they produce contains high levels of pus. Yes, that's right, pus. The milk and dairy products made from the milk also contain rBGH, which increases cancer risk in human beings. All this for the sake of more milk.
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But anyhow, here's a link:
What Do You Get When You Cross a Fish With a Tomato? | healthkicker



A lot of these foods have been taken off shelves after short testing and some brands being confronted and shut down. But believe, just as the people here do affiliate offers that sell those product soon to be rejected by FDA and you are like :thefinger: I got rich........... Guess we're all getting screwed by our Gov't in North America these days

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The comment on that article is very good.

This is what I like to call propaganda. As a budding biotechnologist, I'm not going to pretend that the field of science hasn't fucked up a time or two or that everything we've made is freaking awesome. You know, surgeons used to know little of surgery, but sooner or later they had to rip a guy open and put him back together. I bet people used to cow out about it too. Sure there is a lot we don't know about DNA and RNA but we know more than you and we actually know how to find out more about it. People like you don't help that.

For the most part everything you've stated is a gross misunderstanding and simplification of what it actually takes to engineer genes. When you speak of just slapping genes together, it's not that simple. Sure, the gene from that tomato came from a fish but a lot of species have similarities in their DNA. Second of all, the tomato cannot even USE that gene unless it has something called a promoter that can read that gene. You can't use a fish promoter in a tomato. A plant promoter needs to have the ability to read that gene. You know all those A's and T's? C's and G's? It has to make sense for it to work. It's not tomato+fish. It's tomato that has the ability to read that gene that happened to come from a fish.

Guess what happened after Starlink corn? We developed a battery of tests and digestion simulations to weed out known allergens and also identify new potential human allergens. Do you think we're stupid? What do you think would happen to every field of science known to man if we shut them down because of a screw up? We'd be in the dark ages. We learn from our mistakes. People will always have the potential to be allergic to certain proteins. Do we ban peanuts?

Did you know while a GE crop may only include a few new genes, of which we've studied extensively, conventional plant breeding makes an exchange of thousands of genes, hundreds of which we know nothing about? Every instance of reproduction is messing with "nature's design." Some potatoes bred "nature's way" burnt your skin off. Guess what, conventional breeding changes DNA too. Duh.

And yes, we are heavily regulated. Are you crazy? OF COURSE WE ARE! It is HARD to get your product out on the market. There are 40 products but WAY more than 40 projects.

Pretty much, I'm sick of people SO uneducated on the topic cock blocking it. You're no better than the fundamental douche nozzles getting their dick in the middle of stem cell research.

Everything we eat is DNA. Even if you don't want to eat this gene in this tomato, you've probably eaten it somewhere else, like in that fish. (Well, not you since you're vegan but you can catch my drift.)

Don't forget about all the medicine biotechnology has brought us. For God's sake. Without biotechnology diabetics would still have to take pig insulin.
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ignoring the lame(s). God bless you though. i'll be an Alpha to your female whining tendencies


back to business:
I used to think sort of like that guy commenting & you wicked_ice . Then the company I kept started getting more successful in various fields. I KNOW for a fact, this stuff actually holds some truth.

I have friends that have gloated of the profits they made from sell of foods/substances not yet approved by FDA in mainstream CHAIN stores. I mean, on WickedFire, i know there's some people that participate in this, in terms of Drug offers.

They put the product in like every other normal product knowing it would be banned within a year. And they know a HIGH CHANCE exists that people would have other issues down the line.

FDA ... Food and Drug Admin.........

It's simple..... profits go down.. how can you revamp the sale of drugs in future years? Contaminate foods. Already published the Gov't has had scientists engineer diseases through contracted sub0hires .

Just sharing the post after I did some research.

Not trying to shove it down anyone's throats.

I'm not a huge conspiracy guy but i like to try and preserve health.
 
THIS SHITS REAL BROS- I KNOW BECAUSE I SAW IT ON THE NEW SPIDERMAN MOVIE:

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Foods make us sick, pharma sells us the snake oil to make us "better".





Disclaimer: Any claims of such "Snake oil" or other cures may or may not actually do anything to cure your aliment.
 
Just juice bros. Juice organic vegetables & fruits, and drink them. Daily.

Look into Dr Wahls, Dr Gerson, and Joe Cross. Good day
 
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