01-27-2014, 05:47 AM
You can quote one of the numerous "GMO Myth's" lists out there, which are put together by people with an agenda, or you can read articles by scientists: http://informahealthcare.com/doi/abs/10....013.823595
that summarize over 1700 articles from the last 10 years alone and come to the conclusion that GMO's appear to be safe based on current research and evidence. To be honest, this debate is reminding me of the anti-immunization debates, that appear credible until you do some serious research on the topic (by serious I mean not just googling for information that backs up one's own thesis, but actually taking both sides seriously and looking into their claims by looking at the primary research by scientists from credible institutions). The list of articles reviewed is available as an excel spreadsheet so you can check the references for yourself. Any University with a decent biochemistry department will have the journals in a library on campus.
More information on Reddit:
http://www.reddit.com/r/GMOFacts/comment...rary_that/
that summarize over 1700 articles from the last 10 years alone and come to the conclusion that GMO's appear to be safe based on current research and evidence. To be honest, this debate is reminding me of the anti-immunization debates, that appear credible until you do some serious research on the topic (by serious I mean not just googling for information that backs up one's own thesis, but actually taking both sides seriously and looking into their claims by looking at the primary research by scientists from credible institutions). The list of articles reviewed is available as an excel spreadsheet so you can check the references for yourself. Any University with a decent biochemistry department will have the journals in a library on campus.
More information on Reddit:
http://www.reddit.com/r/GMOFacts/comment...rary_that/
Me ka ha`aha`a,
Mike
Mike