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  1. blank Creci Elens says:

    we are turning yellow, lack of red blood cells. no more red faces.. only ;amarillos. thanks monsanto

  2. It is great that the tobacco science of Monsanto is finally getting called out on the carpet. Avoid all GMO products and any food that contain them. Europe was able to get them thrown out, only if we speak up, tell the food companies that we wont buy this garbage, then they will not order it any longer and the companies that make the products will be forced to change, and then the farmers, then we get rid of them 100%.

  3. blank Marla Pridemore says:

    I just bought this pesticide today to kill bagworms. They are destroying our trees. I am not using this product now because I already have low red blood cells. Cause is unknown.

    1. blank Anonymous says:

      Just cut off the branch with the bag worms and burn it.

  4. And let me guess, dog food is probably made from these same products and or others that use the pesticide. I recently had to put my 11 yr old Rottie down because he was anemic and his hind quarter had given out. Maybe the food I fed him was made with some of these products and caused his anemia.

    1. Over 3000 dogs have died after eating BENEFUL PURINA Dog Food. Corn is listed as an Ingredient

  5. Bt has been used for decades and is approved for use on organic crops. But your writer says nothing about this? I am beginning to think that Natural Society is not trustworthy, more editorial perhaps than truly investigative? Because the even bigger story here is that now we cannot trust organic crops either…

    1. blank Patti Jo Edwards says:

      Are you a troll? If you can't be helpful, please, do not comment. We need people to inform us AND if you are going to find fault, attack those who are poisoning us, not those who seek to inform. BigAgra and corporate complex wins when they succeed in creating conflict amongst those they seek to dominate. What CAN one do? Plant a garden using heirloom seed, do not use or even compost GM anything. Purchase things from thrift stores. Save water during the rainy season. Build community. Barter. Make napkins from old clothing and use rags rather than paper towels. Use glass jars to store leftovers and bring your own filtered water. teach your children how to make green smoothies using mint and dandilions and fruit. Use gray water to water the garden. Build a greenhouse to protect your food from chemtrails fallout. Pet food is unregulated and full of GMOs, pesticides and fillers that cause everything from cancer to diabetes to anemia in pets. Dogs and cats are carnivores (meat eaters) feed them raw and dehydrated organic meats and bones. Think! Be creative! Be vigilant and supportive of anyone and anything that supports your goal of the true common good.

      1. blank Anonymous says:

        I agree. I do all these things and more, but most people are too lazy or don’t want to bother with all the extra effort it takes to live this way.

    2. blank Strawberryfield says:

      I agree with the above; Bt is a big help to fight caterpillars in organic farming-and I am organic farming for 30 years.
      I it is dangerous in any way for our health it should be banned-and not only for GM -farmers.
      We should keep our head cool and get proper answers instead for lecture other people like Patti

  6. Over 3000 Dogs have died eating Beneful PURINA Dog food.. Corn is an ingredient.

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  8. Maverita, The reason is that there were no studies back then and the studies you may be talking about were conducted by Monsanto cronies…as well as…
    .A revolving door exists between Monsanto and U.S. regulatory and judicial bodies making key decisions. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, a former Monsanto lawyer, was the one who wrote the majority opinion on a key Monsanto case. Michael Taylor once worked for the FDA, later represented Monsanto as a lawyer, then returned as the FDA's Deputy Commissioner for Policy when rBGH was granted approval.
    Monsanto spent $8,831,120 for lobbying in 2008. $1,492,000 was to outside lobbying firms with the remainder being spent using in-house lobbyists.
    Former Monsanto lobbyist Michael R. Taylor was appointed as a senior adviser to the Food and Drug Administration (United States) Commissioner on food safety on July 7, 2009

  9. blank rhoneyman says:

    This is way out of line. If Bt is in fact common in organic farming, the author has an obligation to point that out.
    However, that in and of itself does not take Monsanto off the hook. My read of the article suggests that the blood-borne issue with Bt is a recent and highly disturbing discovery. If properly publicized, I would expect most organic farmers to move away from using such pesticides.
    That is part of what differentiates natural farming from industrial farming: industrial will build on top of its existing technology, adding more potential risks to the health of the consuming public.

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