The top 3 GM crops are corn, soybeans and cotton. And canola is up there, too. But did you know chocolate chips may contain GM ingredients? Yes, chocolate chips! That surprised me. There are two things you can do to pretty much assure that your family will not be consuming GM foods. Also, I share some thoughts on my family’s food budget and detail the sources of all my family’s food.
New Research on Roundup Residues in GM Foods (and 6 Ways to Avoid GM Foods)
April 7, 2009 By 5 Comments
We don’t need to know much specifically or statistically to intellectually rebel against genetically modified foods. God created every seed and plant with a specific genetic makeup; these configurations are perfect. Perfect.
Yet, we still hear arguments in favor of the GM technology that alters the genetic composition of seeds and foods — and it is touted as advanced, revolutionary, incredible, even beneficial. In fact, Monsanto (the company behind Roundup and the Roundup Ready gene) has, in the past, used these slogans to refer to their technology: “It’s Safer than Mowing,” “Biodegradable,” and “Environmentally Friendly.” Oh, really?
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