Genetic Modification of Food Opposition Food Lists Health Risks Links YouTubes Overview Industry, Politics Problems AAEM P osition S t at ement N on-GMO Shopping Guide Books: Alt er ed Genes, T wis t ed T r ut h N on-GMO Cookbook Seeds of Decep tion Shedding Light on GE F ood R a w W isdom : 50 Har mful Effects of GMO GMO OMG Official T r ailer See Map: Gl yphosat e SayNo NWRAGE GMW atch The NonGMO Project Institute Responsible T ech Whole Foods NonGMO List Allergies may be created Creation of "superviruses" Our digestive system altered T ransplanted gene may create toxic ef fect Some GMO alters our hepatic detox. capacity GM corn: liver , kidney , hormone problems ISIS: Biotech articles GMO video selection Greenpeace Briefing There are too many excellent YouTubes to link. Genetic Roulette Unnatural Selection: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 GM Food Alters Organ Function Whole Foods Overview " Benefits" Monsanto/U.S. B.I.O. T rade Org. Approval process CA, companies, labeling Health risks Not proven safe Poor farm yields More pesticides used "Superweeds" emerging More expensive to farmers Threat of "terminator genes" Decline in nutritional content More toxic herbicides used Increases plant need for water Many environmental consequences What happens when genetic material is shifted from one species to another? How is it done? What are the goals? Is it successful? Is it predictable? What are the consequences? Are they permanent? This map offers the smallest overview and introduction to the subject of genetic modification of organisms. But following the links will convince you that caution is advised. GMO TERMS GMO rDNA Biotechnology Recombinant DNA Genetic engineering Genetic modification REPORTED HEALTH EFFECTS IN TEST ANIMALS, PEOPLE Increased allergies G-I flora altered Cancer risk increased Reproductive problems Infant mortality increased Altered immune systems Damaged stomach lining Antibiotic resistant diseases Increased sensitivity to toxins Home: MyHealthMaps.org Newest version this map Date of this update: 03-30-15 COMMON GMO FOODS Sugar beets Papaya Potatoes Corn Tomatoes Squash Golden rice Soybeans Canola Alfalfa Salmon