A new peer-reviewed article has been published on the health hazards of genetically modified foods in Vital Link, the journal of the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors (www.cand.ca). The article:

  • leads with the Seralini et al (2012) study, which remains the most thorough and detailed study ever to be carried out on a GM food
  • reviews additional evidence from animal feeding studies with GM foods
  • supports the American Academy of Environmental Medicine’s (AAEM) conclusion that GM foods have not been properly tested for human consumption but that animal studies offer
  • ample evidence of probable harm”
  • notes that some people in the US have reported improvements in their health and the disappearance of sometimes serious symptoms just by eliminating GMOs from their diets
  • recommends choosing organic and Non-GMO Project Verified foods, and foods derived from crops that are not subject to genetic modification.

Here is the citation:
Robinson, C (2103) Don’t look, don’t find: Health hazards of genetically modified food. CAND Vital Link, Volume 20(1):17-24.

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