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    “Purdue, More like Pur-don’t Let go of that nasty and sneaky assassin! GMOs have come to afloat in recent years. However, people are not aware of the risks involved when trying with GMOs. Many risks go from Social life to economics to the human health. GMO stands for Genetically modified organisms. GMOs are produced synthetically by taking a desired gene from one organism, such as a gene from a plant that produces its own pesticide, to

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    estimated sixty to seventy percent of food products (in 2002) in retail stores already contain genetically modified foods,” stated the University of Florida’s Keith R. Schneider and Renee Goodrich Schneider who found these genetically modified foods in most popular food products. Genetically modified foods, or GMO foods, are plants and animals that have been genetically altered in order to display specific characteristics that will produce a desired product. These foods are widely available due to the

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    Gmo Foods Research Paper

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    began the process of naturally cleansing her body of chemicals by changing her diet to include healthy, organic, non-GMO foods. I have seen a remarkable recovery as my mother has made the slow transformation from sickness back to health. I have also watched neighbors and children suffer with cancer and autism. I wonder what can be done to prevent these diseases. Has the spread of GMO foods

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    that has a green label that says “GMO Free”. Questions go through his or her mind; Is GMO foods bad? How much better is non-GMO foods compared to GMO foods? Is it worth it? Many think it is not as bad as it sounds, but there is much more to it than just health risks when you consume GMO foods. It makes growing crops much more efficient, therefore benefitting the large corporations who grow and sell crops. First and most importantly, the health risks of GMOs, which is an acronym for Genetically

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    Gmo Vs Organic Foods

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    The term GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) makes many urban mothers fret in fear. While the word organic causes GMO farmers to huff and puff. These two stubborn, hard headed groups of people are constantly trying to fight for their side of righteousness. When taking a closer look at both, the ideas they have can often change. While there are many discrepancies among whether GMO or organic foods are better, the two are more alike than most people think. The way food is produced is one topic that

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    fully understand what GMO foods can do for the world and how it can save people instead of killing people. I support genetically modified food because, they can support the population of countries. Some people think that GMOs are unsafe and shouldn't be distributed across the country, but because of the modifications, they are more resilient to bugs eating them, which means more food for us, and that means that we are one step closer to ending world hunger. To start, GMO foods can be used to help

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    For example, people think that GMOs taste terrible compared to organic foods. However, genetically modified crops taste is better and have more nutrients than organic foods. For example, golden rice or yellow rice. Scientists developed an antioxidant called beta-carotene, which the body can turn into vitamin A. https://www.decodedscience.org/gmo-food-pro-and-con/23179 https://authoritynutrition.com/gmos-good-or-bad/ Another thing that people believe is that GMOs are endangering animals and the

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    deciding to purchase GMO products or to buy products that are only organic. The reason so many citizens are having a hard time trying to decide whether to be for or against GMO products would be due to the amount of information that is very hard to understand. The fact that the people have the right to chose what and how their food “in this case” is produced is something that many feel strongly about. However, due to recent allegations, many citizens are questioning what their food is truly made of.

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    The controversy surrounding GMO. 's and the food industry has been a very hard fought battle for the past couple of decades and it has even become more so in recent times, particularly on the opposing side. Many groups against genetically modified organisms in food have been on the rise. As the trend towards "non-gmo" foods is becoming more popular, companies ranging from cereal producers to fast food restaurants are quickly updating their products to "Non-GMO" standards in order to meet the growing

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    Almost all genetically modified foods and processed foods contain bleach, and guess what, bleach is not nearly the worst ingredient inside of these frankenfoods. According to Dr. Mercola, "more than 3,000 foods contain preservatives, artificial flavorings, artificial coloring, and MSG's." GMO food is the use of bacteria or a virus to artificially insert an entirely foreign DNA into a plant’s genes or cells. They are by definition different from traditional foods, as they are a hybrid using horizontal

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