GM Crops: Russian Research Shows Real Dangers On Newborns
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Here is another story you will not find on mainstream media.
A breakthrough study from a national Russian research agency suggests that a diet with genetically-modified (GM) soy may indeed affect newborns of parents maintaining a GM-based food diet.
According to the study reported by Russian federal news agency Regnum News Agency, GM foods can affect “the posterity of humans and animals“.
This is the first research that determined clear dependence between eating genetically modified soy and the posterity of living creatures.
If you think that this is news propaganda, look at this photograph of two mice of the exact same age, and guess which is the one that has had parents on a GM-food diet.
The study that included this information was presented on Oct. 10 at a symposium on genetic modification, a program organized by the National Association for Genetic Security (NAGS).
Find out the details about how GM food dangers directly affect biological descendants and future generations.