Just a tiny note here: the nutrient
(protein,fat,sugar, vitamin,) used in the manufacture of the infant
formula is not genetically modified itself. It is the product of a genetically
modified plant and so the product has to be labelled as such, however unless the
actual modified DNA is in the infant formula (and I don't see why it would be)
then no baby should be ingesting the modified DNA. This being said, I am not in
favour at all of GM foods but from an environmental, sustainable agriculture,
and political view point, I really do not believe the foods are in
themselves harmful, with the possible exception of whole grain GM foods (seems a
strange mix to me) where the consumer would be ingesting modified DNA. I saw
what I think is a tragic ramification of the fear of GM foods on TV the other
noght. An African country, gripped by drought has been sent tonnes of grain
which is GM. The government is refusing to ditribute the grain and the people
are starving. Very sad. A huge mistake by the food aid agencies, and while I can
certainly understand the governments reluctance to use the grain because of its
huge environmental consequences, especially in 3rd world agriculture where true
breeding seed grain is critical, as a food source, I trully believe it would be
harmless. Must go.
marilyn
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