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Chap. 2.3.: The dangers of GM <strong>food</strong><br />

Thus, those that are dangerous for health are only GM legumes, as they have ALL nine essential<br />

amino acids, as we already know for alfalfa ( 745,967 ), for GM soya, GM peas, ( 1011, 2006 ), for GM<br />

clover ( 1066 ), and GM beans. People must know what happens if they use these as <strong>food</strong>, because the<br />

result is a <strong>nutrition</strong> full of proteins, and not only of energy. This is particularly important for people<br />

who have chronic-degenerative diseases (cancer, diabetes, arthrosis, osteoporosis, cardio-vascular<br />

diseases, obesity, etc). The hidden protein intake can nullify <strong>nutrition</strong>al therapies based on avoiding<br />

proteins (they are based on totally eliminating MILK, MEAT, EGGS, FISH and YEATS from the<br />

diet).<br />

The problem is similar also for GM CEREALS, that were recently introduced in our <strong>nutrition</strong>. They<br />

contain the missing amino acid, usually Lysine.<br />

At the moment, there are three GM cereals being produced and sold in the United States and in the<br />

rest of the world: SWEETCORN, RICE, and WHEAT.<br />

Although many patients are very careful about <strong>food</strong> labels, at the moment we cannot exclude the<br />

following facts, based on failed therapy in some cases where the diet was correct:<br />

1) Rice sold in Europe presumably contains Lysine in good quantities, as opposed to organic rice. It<br />

also seems that some rice brands sold in Europe also contain the pesticide toxin Bacillus<br />

thuringiensis (SEE below).<br />

2) Some brands of GM sweetcorn have already been officially introduced in Europe, but we don’t<br />

know whether they were enriched with all essential amino acids or not, nor how they were<br />

modified. It seems that they were modified introducing Bacillus thuringiensis, a pesticide toxic<br />

substance.<br />

3) At least one fifth of Italian PASTA is made with wheat coming from abroad, usually from<br />

America (“Panorama” magazine, 2004-2005): no-one can exclude that American flower contains<br />

ALL 9 ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS.<br />

It would be interesting to study the pasta imported from America to check the presence of:<br />

a) ALL 9 ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS, by comparison with certified organic wheat (organic<br />

wheat contains little or no Lysine).<br />

b) Transgenic toxins (Bacillus thuringiensis).<br />

c) Transgenic viruses (SEE chap. 8), that are often used to make GM vegetables.<br />

The problem of WHEAT: the author expresses particular concern about wheat (Triticum durum),<br />

from which in Italy today we get both pasta and bread: patients suffering from cancer need a lot of<br />

energy (at least 2,000 kcal/per day) provided that it comes from <strong>food</strong> with no Vitamin B 12 and<br />

without ALL 9 Essential Amino Acids. That is NO animal product: Pasta, together with rice, is (or<br />

was) the most suitable <strong>food</strong> for this. They have already started growing new varieties of wheat in<br />

the USA, of the GM variety, the characteristics are not yet known. However it is feared that they<br />

may have been enriched with Lysine as in American potatoes, American maize, and American rice.<br />

For this reason, the author expresses serious doubts on the introduction of cereals, pulses and other<br />

genetically modified vegetables (often not even declared as such) onto the market that could contain<br />

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