Científicos rusos descubrieron que las semillas transgénicas de soja y maíz hacen a las mujeres estériles, al detectar este fenómeno en la tercera generación de animales alimentados con ellas.
Esta es la misma noticia sobre el mismo estudio que lleva apareciendo desde 2010, y que no es ni mucho menos tan importante o revelador como se pretende hacer creer cada vez que aparece.
"The results of this Russian study provide no evidence that the differing diets these hamsters were fed played any role in the different outcomes observed. Keep in mind that the predominant use of genetically modified soy around the world is as animal feed. Had chickens or dairy cattle started producing fewer offspring as a result of the genetically modified soy in their feed it would have long ago been recognized by the farming community. Perhaps unfortunately for the animals bound to suffer in our factory farms, there is no such sterilizing effect of genetically modified soy in their diets."
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actualidad.rt.com#2 Como es posible que le sistema no haya detectado esta duplicacion?
La mayoria de los alimentos procesados como "carne" vienen de la soya.
Pero nadie va a hacer nada porque es un gran negocio, y nuestro sistema esta basado en el dinero, no en la etica
Esta es la misma noticia sobre el mismo estudio que lleva apareciendo desde 2010, y que no es ni mucho menos tan importante o revelador como se pretende hacer creer cada vez que aparece.
Aquí hay un estupendo análisis: http://veganskeptic.blogspot.com/2011/10/alexey-surov-and-gm-soy-recurrent-tale.html
"The results of this Russian study provide no evidence that the differing diets these hamsters were fed played any role in the different outcomes observed. Keep in mind that the predominant use of genetically modified soy around the world is as animal feed. Had chickens or dairy cattle started producing fewer offspring as a result of the genetically modified soy in their feed it would have long ago been recognized by the farming community. Perhaps unfortunately for the animals bound to suffer in our factory farms, there is no such sterilizing effect of genetically modified soy in their diets."