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Most disgustingly, the third generation of hamsters raised on GMO soy developed unnatural and profuse hair growth in their mouths
Edamame beans eaters, like you is why Eastern Michigan had to ban the Vagina Monologues
originally posted by: halfoldman
So I discovered this thing called "Edamame" beans.
My new favorite snack.
But oh, the horror, I just read they are actually soy beans (in fact very healthy by all accounts).
But what of the female hormones?
Does this mean I'm gonna turn into a chick?
Not a train-smash if I do, but I'd prefer to stay a dude.
en.wikipedia.org...
I like them just cooked with some salt, and another bowl for the pulp from the inedible shells.
How else would one cook them?
originally posted by: halfoldman
oh, the horror, I just read they are actually soy beans (in fact very healthy by all accounts).
But what of the female hormones?
Does this mean I'm gonna turn into a chick?
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
oh joy - the anti GMO idiots have arrived
killer question :
why are GMO foods " bad " ?
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
oh joy - the anti GMO idiots have arrived
killer question :
why are GMO foods " bad " ?
Mmmmmm more roundup for everyone is alway a good thing right?
More than 80% of all genetically modified crops grown worldwide have been engineered for herbicide tolerance.5 As a result, the use of toxic herbicides, such as Roundup®, has increased fifteenfold since GMOs were first introduced.
This creates combinations of plant, animal, bacteria, and virus genes that do not occur in nature or through traditional crossbreeding methods.
originally posted by: rickymouse
I'll skip the Edamame beans, I would rather eat cooked green beans anyday. I have had Edamame beans and do not really care for them much. They are edible but I would never buy them unless I did not know they were in something I bought.
I am not a fan of anything soy. I do use kikkomans soy sauce sparingly though.
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: JAGStorm
one trillion meals study :
source
discus
There are 60 pages of info in the document, and the figures are almost entirely about things not related to animal health (corn imports/exports by country, market share of various crops, and so forth). I don't see any figures that compare animals from farms feeding non-GMO and those feeding GMO of the same type. This isn't scientific at all: they are comparing Organic and non-Organic farms, on the assumption that farms not raising animals for the Organic market will be using GMO feed