USDA certified "Organic" foods are prohibited from using: herbicides, pesticides, genetic engineering, synthetic fertilizers, irradiation, sewage sludge, hormones, or antibiotics.
There are implications of what Genetically Engineered Foods (GMOs) might do to our bodies in the long term. Some of these ideas are controversial, but generally speaking, our customers are not interested in eating food which are sprayed with pesticides or even create their own inherent pesticides which uninformed people may be eating when they consume conventional foods.
If the concept of GMOs is new to you, here are a few videos which convey the findings and concerns about the effects of GMOs can have on bodies and the bodies of the animals we eat:
There are implications of what Genetically Engineered Foods (GMOs) might do to our bodies in the long term. Some of these ideas are controversial, but generally speaking, our customers are not interested in eating food which are sprayed with pesticides or even create their own inherent pesticides which uninformed people may be eating when they consume conventional foods.
If the concept of GMOs is new to you, here are a few videos which convey the findings and concerns about the effects of GMOs can have on bodies and the bodies of the animals we eat:
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The 12 minute video to the right reviews the findings of a Sept. 2012 french study on GMO corn, NK603 and Roundup. The surprise finding show it isn't just the pesticide (RoundUp or Glyphosate) that is toxic. It is the plant itself. This video is a must see for anyone eating food in the US. Why?....because you are already eating GMO foods. You may as well learn what it is and what it does....
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Best Documentary on GMOs I've seen
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This scientist shares what is occurring to animals which are eating glyphosate and genetically engineered foods. A parasitic micro-organism is found in animals which eat GMO Soybean meal, corn and silage of glyphosate resistant crops and the animals who eat them. This same organism is linked with miscarriage and infertility in cattle, horses, pigs, sheep and poultry conclusively. And of course, maybe...... humans?
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