GMO
Foods Making Men Sterile
1. Investigations show that Genetically Modified Foods make animals sterile.
2. Around 75%
percent of our processed foods contain some form of genetically modified
ingredients (GMOs).
3. Evidence
already shows that men are quickly becoming sterile.
4. If we do not
stop this, humanity could become extinct.
Proof:
A joint
experiment by
Scientist
Alexei Surov described the experiment, in which they
monitored the behavior, weight gain and birthrate of several groups of
hamsters. Upon birth of the second generation they noted slower rates of growth
and sexual maturity. The next generation
was unable to produce[1].
Technically,
the final result of GMOs would be an end to world
hunger because it would be an end to humans. Even the seeds are sterile.
Scientists Fired
Russian
scientists are not the only ones that have warned of noted health effects caused
by genetically modified foods. Let us not forget that the scientists that were fired after they discovered serious health
effects in animals after feeding them GM food products.
Believing in
the potential of GM foods, UC Berkeley's
Ignacio Chapela and Arpad Pusztai,
a plant genetic modification expert from Scotland Rowett
Research Institute, were commissioned to conduct the first independent study on
animals fed GM foods.
Studies showed stunted growth, impaired immune
systems, bleeding stomachs, abnormal and potentially pre-cancerous cell growth
in the intestines, impaired blood cell development, misshaped cell structures
in the liver, pancreas and testicles, altered gene expression and cell
metabolism, liver and kidney lesions, partially atrophied livers, inflamed
kidneys, less developed organs, reduced digestive enzymes, higher blood sugar,
inflamed lung tissue, increased death rates and higher offspring mortality as
well[3].
The world is
watching as Monsanto and the U.S
Government promote the growth and continued
expansion of their genetic modification program. They have patented the pig,
the salmon and other species and genetically engineered their genes to produce
offspring with more meat.
An estimated
seventy-five percent of our processed foods contain some form of genetically
modified (GM) ingredients. Are we willing as a nation to risk the lives of our
future children and grandchildren to discover that these effects are only
observed in animals? How likely is it that we will be experiencing these same
effects on a personal level as we consume more genetically modified organisms
against our will?
Are they
attempting to feed the world or is it population control? Monsanto and the FDA
can answer that. Will we know the result? .
Report
from
Scientists have proven that Genetically Modified Organisms are harmful
for mammals. The researchers discovered that animals that eat GM foodstuffs
lose their ability to reproduce.
Concerning the experiment carried out jointly by the National
Association for Gene Security and the
“We selected several groups of hamsters, kept them in pairs in cells
and gave them ordinary food as always,” says Alexei Surov.
“We did not add anything for one group but the other was fed with soya
that contained no GM components, while the third group with some content of
Genetically Modified Organisms and the fourth one with increased amount of GMO.
We monitored their behavior and how they gain weight and when they give birth
to their cubs. Originally, everything went smoothly. However, we noticed quite
a serious effect when we selected new pairs from their cubs and continued to
feed them as before. These pairs’ growth rate was slower and they reached their
sexual maturity more slowly. When we got some of their cubs we formed the new
pairs of the third generation. We failed
to get cubs from these pairs, which were fed with GM foodstuffs. It was proved
that these pairs lost their ability to give birth to their cubs,” Dr.
Alexei Surov said.
Another surprise was discovered by scientists in hamsters of the third
generation. Hair grew in the mouth of the animals that took part in the
experiment. It’s unclear why this happened.
The researchers cannot understand why a programme
of destruction is launched when animals take GMO foodstuffs. They say that this
can be neutralized only by ceasing to use these foods.
Consequently, scientists suggest imposing a ban on the use of GM foods
until they are tested for their bio-security. The results of Russian scientists
coincide with those of their colleagues from
The scientists who carried out the experiment say that it’s too early
to make far-reaching conclusions about the health hazards of GMO. They insist
that there is a need to carry out comprehensive research.
They suggest implementing the project, “Safety Gene Technology” at the
innovation centre, “Skolkovo” which is being set up
near
[1] Russia Says
Genetically Modified Foods are Harmful - Salem-News.com
[2] While We
Were Sleeping... GM Food and the Brink of No Return - April Scott
Salem-News.com
Modified from article by April Scott
There's a crisis brewing, but it has nothing
to do with the economic deficit or the current political uncertainty.
Scientists are warning that rising levels of male infertility have become so
perilous that it is a serious 'public health issue'. And some go even further.
Professor Niels Skakkebaek,
of the
And if it
continues, this trend could indicate men are on a path to becoming completely
infertile within a few generations.
Reports claim that as many as one in five
healthy young men between the ages of 18 and 25 produce abnormal sperm counts.
Only 5 to 15
per cent of their sperm is good enough to be classed as 'normal' under World
Health organisation rules - proving that infertility is not just a female problem. Indeed, among
those experiencing difficulty with conception, a male fertility problem is
considered important in about 40 per cent of couples.
But women trying to get pregnant are facing
another astonishing claim: that the core problems of male fertility - while they may be exacerbated by
environmental issues - start in the womb.
'Sperm counts are declining and there is
mounting evidence that the problem starts even before birth,' says Dr Gillian
Lockwood, medical director of Midland Fertility Services.
She cites growing evidence that although the
process of sperm production - known as spermatogenesis
- starts in adolescence, the crucial preparations are made in the few
months before and after birth.
Factors such as women eating a lot of beef (GMOs????) during pregnancy -
which means they have consumed a diet rich in polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
(PAHs) that are potentially damaging chemicals
- to the issue of obesity during pregnancy and a woman's exposure to
smoke, pesticides, traffic fumes, plastics and even soya beans (GMOs) are all thought to have a bearing on a male foetus's future fertility.
Experts talk of a 'window' of testicular development
that begins in the growing foetus and ends in the
first six months of life. Problems in
this period mean that the baby boy may never be able to produce babies of his
own.
Modified from article by Tamara Sturtz
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1275879/The-infertility-timebomb-Are-men-facing-rapid-extinction.html#ixzz0nYNlQFXT