genetically modified grain

kathy smithMember

An interesting article on stomach inflammation in pigs fed genetically modified grain.

kathy

6/11/1310:43 PM

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Jan DollarModerator, RN, retired

Not sure what it means though...most interesting is that the female gut was more durable by comparison! Ladies rule!

Otherwise I guess maybe we have something else to worry about (genetically engineered pig slop), unless we are unlike pigs enough that it does not translate to humans. This at least does make sense to look into, as opposed to growing a third eye from these grains. I always that was a bit of a reach...

Jan

6/12/132:12 AM

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