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G_j

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27. Upon looking further

Wed Jun 11, 2014, 04:20 PM

Jun 2014

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ISIS does seem to have a certain agenda. However, a pharmacologist who is particularly critical of alternative medicine?.. I'd look somewhere else..

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Nucleic Acid Invaders from Food Confirmed [View all] GliderGuider Jun 2014 OP

You are what you eat superpatriotman Jun 2014 #1

My sister in law is in the industry....she says this is NOT unexpected and to not be alarmed VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #2

Scientists can be every bit as risk-blind as laymen. GliderGuider Jun 2014 #3

She has a new tiny baby....who she is only feeding adult food. ...not baby food. VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #4

People "in the industry" with PhDs miscalculate risks all the time. GliderGuider Jun 2014 #5

there is no way to do that....if you eat it...it enters your body.... VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #6

UMmm NOT with what they are genetically modifying with...IE PIG Genes Frog Genes ...give me a break. Drew Richards Jun 2014 #29

Should I instead trust MattBaggins Jun 2014 #10

"Random internet article" ... What a neutral characterization! GliderGuider Jun 2014 #17

That's what it is; a random internet article from a writer with a known agenda. REP Jun 2014 #20

Can you point me towards evidence to that effect? GliderGuider Jun 2014 #22

#19 and #21 REP Jun 2014 #24

Ah, you disagree with his opinion! OK then. GliderGuider Jun 2014 #33

Well yes. I know my ass from third base. Ho not so much. REP Jun 2014 #37

Random internet articles can contain............anything. Enthusiast Jun 2014 #26

Scientists themselves can be falliable, this is true. AverageJoe90 Jun 2014 #44

She's in the industry profiting from this. Enough said. n/t pnwmom Jun 2014 #8

Your precious Saint Mercola likes to collect a paycheck MattBaggins Jun 2014 #11

I have no idea who you're talking about. n/t pnwmom Jun 2014 #13

this appears to be coming from legitimate sourse G_j Jun 2014 #7

Not so much REP Jun 2014 #19

interesting G_j Jun 2014 #23

Science fact seem to be his thing REP Jun 2014 #25

Upon looking further G_j Jun 2014 #27

He seems especially dismissive of expensive water, or homeopathy as it is often called REP Jun 2014 #36

Your post demonstrates the need for better eductation jeff47 Jun 2014 #9

The conclusion of the report says this: GliderGuider Jun 2014 #12

Monsanto has to sell its GMO's so they can sell their herbicides pnwmom Jun 2014 #15

And that conclusion is talking about what we discovered in 1948. jeff47 Jun 2014 #18

The problem may not be my lack of education GliderGuider Jun 2014 #31

If it isn't, you're welcome to explain how the cfDNA gets expressed. (nt) jeff47 Jun 2014 #38

My degree is not in molecular biology. However, GliderGuider Jun 2014 #41

Not genes being expressed. jeff47 Jun 2014 #43

A couple of comments GliderGuider Jun 2014 #40

:eyes: jeff47 Jun 2014 #42

basically what my Sister in Law explained to me when I showed her this article a couple weeks back VanillaRhapsody Jun 2014 #16

Although it might look like it, that MineralMan Jun 2014 #14

About the Institute and Ho: REP Jun 2014 #21

It sounds to me like Ho has opinions you disagree with. GliderGuider Jun 2014 #30

Not confirmed! Hyperbole and mis-information. Non-scientific... yawnmaster Jun 2014 #28

K&R! DeSwiss Jun 2014 #32

Hmmm. Well would you look at that. GliderGuider Jun 2014 #34

Yeah..... DeSwiss Jun 2014 #35

Don't let George Bush know about this. L0oniX Jun 2014 #39