Bob F wrote:
trader_4 wrote:
Snag wrote :
Not that I blame the FDA , but GMO food IS toxic - not because
it's GMO but because it's loaded with glyphosate , which IS toxic .
Don't have the link at hand but I read an article about a pig farmer
in Europe Netherlands
that stopped feeding GOM feed to his pigs and a number of problems
he had
disappeared . Yup , empirical evidence , but still ... you won't
catch me using that stuff on anything my family eats , and I'll buy
non-GMO when I can .

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Snag

Sure, anecdotal report of one pig farmer, there you go..... What
powerful evidence. And curiously, if it's glyphosate that's causing
the alleged Beneful problem, why exactly is it apparently confined to
Beneful and not all the other pet foods that also use all kinds of
grains? Good grief. If it was that, one would expect widespread
problems across all kinds of pet food.

A little light reading for you.
http://people.csail.mit.edu/seneff/I..._04_Seneff.pdf

Gee trader , it looks like I'm not the only one that thinks glyphosate is
bad for humans and other living creatures ... FWIW , and this really is
anecdotal , my wife started having extreme digestive problems around the
same time they started using GMO corn doused with glyphosate . She cannot
eat corn or any corn products any more , soda with corn syrup as a sweetener
will have her doubles over in pain and running to the bathroom within
minutes of ingestion , and it lasts for several hours . Store bought breads
often cause similar problems , particularly white bread , and that also
began around the time they started "dessicating" wheat with that stuff .
You'll never convince me that glyphosate is not involved with her problems
..
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Snag