Berlin Natural Bakery: Why We Say "NO" to GMO! What You Need to Know and Why You Need to Care!

Written by 1 - November 11 2010

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Jeff Turner
October 16 2014

Thank you and bless you for being a voice and BUSINESS of reason. We are seeing and ever increasing number of patients in our clinic with allergies and compromised immune systems. “We the people” are the largest unintentional experiment ever.

I would recommend another excellent book on GMO, “Genetic Roulette” by Jeffrey Smith. It has startling information about the actual, documented harmful and damaging effects of the GMO process on both humans and livestock. The science around GMO’s most definitely does not support the FDA’s position of allowing the GMO industry to determine safety.

Please do your own research and get active.

Trista
October 16 2014

Very good information. I have a son with food allergies and have done plenty of research and have blogged on this as well. It is important for people to understand that the food today is so much different then when they where growing up. Its all very misleading! Thank you for sharing this.

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