Do GMO Do I Do?
02.06.2010 NTVMSNBC
Do you want to have the finger? If your answer is "yevet" then it can be good to stop genetically from modified foods. In recent research, GMOs and a bond between infertility...
[[T]Lastly conducted studies revealed that genetically modified foods and infertility may be a connection. The research conducted the National Gen Security Association in Russia. Research results have not been published yet. [ [They used rawster breed headlights during researches. Studies lasted for two years and the hamsters were followed for three generations.
A group is expected with a normal diet without soybean product in rawster. The second group followed a diet with soy products that have not been replaced by genetics. In the diet of the third group there were genetically modified soy products. The fourth group was expected with more genetics than the third group...
]The results of the study appeared:[
- The researchers received five pairs of rawsters from each group. These couples received from each group had an average of 7-8 kittens.
- So the first generation did not affect the birth rates they eat. However, problems arise when researchers came to the magic of the puppy...
- The reproductive speeds of the second generation hamsters dropped, and they reached the sexual maturity more than normal. The results... Soya was 78 puppy of the group who did not eat the product. Genetically modified soybeans are 40... But this 40 percent of the puppy died twentybeans. Even worse, if the genetics were jealoused by the descendants of the modified soybean.
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