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GM Foods: A Moment of Honesty

So many have claimed that GE foods are perfectly safe, that the science is settled and only fools would deny this. However, professor of Anthropology and Environmental Studies Glenn Davis Stone explains that precisely identical claims have been made before for...

A Pediatrician’s Viewpoint

Article, Childhood Illness, Parent Advice

By Michelle Perro, M.D., D. Hom.Caring for children has been my entire life’s work. It requires an open mind to perform this work, particularly in our present environment that challenges the health of this very vulnerable population. For those of us who embrace the...

THE BIG 5 LIST: Top 5 Childhood Diseases On The Rise

Childhood Illness, Immune System, Nutrition, Organic, Parent Advice

Many authors claim that Genetically Engineered (GE) foods are safe by “scientific consensus”, and that we have nothing to worry about. But the day-to-day clinical experience of doctors treating children leads us to believe that we should not be easily...

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GMOScience @gmoscience ·

8 Jan

PARENTAL ALERT: This is the change in the food pyramid we wanted to see! Well done, @SecKennedy!

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7 Jan

Well, here you have it. The mRNA technology is clearly genetic engineering at its worse with imprecision and untoward DNA effects. Been reporting on this/GOF technology, similar to Lyme design. The masters of GMOs are going after the Pharmacrats.

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GMOScience @gmoscience ·

6 Jan

PARENTAL ALERT: Ultraprocessed foods changing epigenetics? Compounded if your child is already challenged with MTHFR snps? Thanks, @mercola, for the heads up!