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[dear mrclock]

all food causes cancer, not just PUFAs

[friable vitreous carapace]

↑ Coincidentally, I just came across the following public service health message - one which is broadly in agreement with your statement.

https://www.youtube....h?v=_Re6pZri8Gw

Don't eat the food!

_(sorry)

[Fred_CALICO]

1) The immunomodulator PSK induces in vitro cytotoxic activity in tumour cell lines via arrest of cell cycle and induction of apoptosis - Eva Jiménez-Medina1, Enrique Berruguilla1, Irene Romero1, Ignacio Algarra2, Antonia Collado3, Federico Garrido1 and Angel Garcia-Lora

2) The immunomodulator PSK induces in vitro cytotoxic activity in tumour cell lines via arrest of cell cycle and induction of apoptosis. BMC Cancer 8: 78, 2008 - Jimenez-Medina E, Berruguilla E, Romero I, Algarra I, Collado A,Garrido F and Garcia-Lora A

3) Chemopreventive Effect of PSP Through Targeting of Prostate Cancer Stem Cell-Like Population - Sze-Ue Luk, Terence Kin-Wah Lee, Ji Liu, Davy Tak-Wing Lee, Yung-Tuen Chiu, Stephanie Ma, Irene Oi-Lin Ng, Yong-Chuan Wong, Franky Leung Chan, Ming-Tat Ling

[dz93]

Yay, Monsanto is now above the law.

http://www.ibtimes.c...ovision-1156079

Good news for those of you who love consuming genetically engineered foods that's causing all sorts of health issues.

[niner]

genetically engineered foods that's causing all sorts of health issues.

Such as?

[dz93]

genetically engineered foods that's causing all sorts of health issues.

Such as?

Such as the ones found in this study

http://rt.com/news/m...mor-france-531/

or the ones explained here

http://www.globalres...ered-foods/8148

or here

http://www.organicco...ticle_11361.cfm
http://www.responsib...rg/health-risks

or also here

http://healthyfoodna...o-health-risks/

Although you'll call them quack sites and ignore the issue by saying they aren't credible or there was a flaw in the study. Well what makes Monsanto's short term studies from the scientists they paid to perform them any more credible? And if there aren't any credible studies done to prove whether GMO's are safe or not then why are we still consuming it right now and why did Monsanto write their own protection act that makes them above the law?

Edited by dz93, 02 April 2013 - 08:09 PM.

[hippocampus]

Not all GMOs are the same!
anyway ... I don't know this study but I read about some flawed studies ... I suppose we will know in ten or more years, like with abestos and DDT.

[hooter]

genetically engineered foods that's causing all sorts of health issues.

Such as?

Although you'll call them quack sites and ignore the issue by saying they aren't credible or there was a flaw in the study. Well what makes Monsanto's short term studies from the scientists they paid to perform them any more credible? And if there aren't any credible studies done to prove whether GMO's are safe or not then why are we still consuming it right now and why did Monsanto write their own protection act that makes them above the law?

You basically posted the same thing over and over, none of which are actual studies. You just posted to news articles and random sites. Seriously. Does it say medical journal? Sigh.

There was a flaw in the rat study, great thinking Sherlock Holmes. I assume you have been told this before but were to stubborn to actually read through it. Whether Monsanto is evil or not, I scarcely give a defecate.

GMO is the future of humanity, billions would be dead without it and one study of rats is not enough to condemn thousands of teeming cities of people to death. Seriously, you are wagering the survival of the human race and our chance at a post-scarcity society. How are we ever to develop genetically perfect nutrition that will sustain us indefinitely, if we can't do the research?

Listen Einstein, put your money where your mouth is an invent a better way to feed the Earth's populace effectively and safetly (increased chance of cancer after 40 years is always better than starving to death, if you don't believe me, just ask someone whos done charity work in Africa).

Genetic engineering on food has the potential to cure disease, even cancer. With all due respect, which is none, the cavedwelling hivemind of GMO shock reporting and misguided pseudonaturalism does nothing more than spread a feelgood luddite delusion. It's like a little Ted Kazinsky that could. Technology advances, sitting around and pretending that farming 2000 years ago was hunky dory does nothing to help.

Grow up and see the big picture. Don't like GMO? Buy organic and stop preaching your genocidal doctrine. Boohoo, this study is flawed. That study is flawed. Stick to your bible of mutually interconnected "housemom discovered secrets" webrings, and keep out of the big boy's league.

Ciao

Edited by hooter, 02 April 2013 - 11:43 PM.