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Is it healthy to eat genetically modified foods ? because i just read a book called "seeds of deception" that says it is not healthy.
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Organic: Naturally occurring foods are preferable, by far.
Answered 8/12/2013
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NOT HEALTHY!!!: It is tragic and a travesty that the vast majority of americans eat genetically modified foods every day when there is absolutely no research showing that this is safe. Many animal studies show evidence of great harm. Adequate human studies have not been done. In the future people will be amazed at how carelessly gmo foods were allowed to permeate our food supply. See http://bit.Ly/19xax7e.
Answered 8/12/2013
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