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The Truth About Cancer
even organic agriculture has been linked to inflammation, immune
problems, and also tissue damage in mice, but immune problems in
humans. BT toxin pokes holes in the cell walls of insects and breaks
open their stomach to kill them. it’s now found to poke holes in human
cells. So this means that it might create leaky gut or holes in the walls of
our intestines that allow undigested food proteins, chemicals and
bacteria directly into the blood stream. And this is linked to cancer. it’s
also linked to autism, autoimmune disease, food allergies, inflammation
in general, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, a whole host of diseases and
disorders. The FDA does not require a single safety study on GMOs.
Now this was determined in a policy in 1992 that was overseen by
Michael Taylor. Michael Taylor is the former attorney to Monsanto. And
he was given a position that was designed for him by the FDA when the
agency was told by the White House to promote GMOs. And Taylor’s
policy falsely claimed that the agency wasn’t aware of information
showing that GMOs were significantly differently, therefore, no testing or
labeling was necessary. Companies like Monsanto could determine on
their own if their GMOs are safe. And Monsanto told us that agent
orange and PCBs and DDT were safe and got that wrong, maybe they’ll
get it right with GMO’s is the thinking by the FDA. Taylor them became
Monsanto’s vice president and chief lobbyist, now he’s back at the FDA
as the US food safety Czar.
Ty: it’s almost like you have the fox guarding the hen house.
Jeffrey Smith: it’s more than almost. We have a situation where the
claims in the policy, they weren’t aware of information showing that
GMOs were different, was a complete lie. It was a total fabrication. The
lawsuit forced 44 thousand secret FDA memos into the public domain
and it showed that the overwhelming consensus among the scientists
working at the FDA was exactly the opposite. They said GMOs might
create allergens, toxins, new diseases, and nutritional problems, urged
their superiors to require testing, complained about the draft of the
policy and their concerns were ignored and even denied.
Ty: Now when you say that they are not significantly, or at least
Monsanto said they are not significantly different than what
Jeffrey Smith: Thank the normal foods.
Ty: The normal food
Jeffrey Smith: Right.
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