The Negative Effects Of GMO Food

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. If the movement of people, food, and manufactured goods can have such a negative impact on public health, should steps be taken to reduce these flows? What other options are there for lowering the spread of global diseases? Movements of people, raw or processed materials can bring negative implications such as infectious diseases and viruses affecting the public. It does not give the ground to stop such movement because the advantages of globalization largely outweigh the disadvantages. Yes some measurements should be taken to reduce the spread of global diseases and viruses so that it does create fear and panic. The following should be put in place to lower the spread of global diseases;
1. International trade regulations …show more content…

But my felling towards GMO is the one that can be said as a happy or a positive one because of the negative effects in relation to health and other that comes with it later. No I don’t think benefits can outweigh the cost of production in manner because of the following reasons:
1. Research work and investments before production A lot has to be done in the area of research and findings accompany with investment would be high since it involves human and that much attention is needed here before it is brought out before plantation. 2. Health implications
According Dr. Russell Blaylock (Doctor of Medicine, fellowship in neurology. Alma mater, LSU School of Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina. Occupation, Neurosurgeon ( retired), writer, lecturer) animals eating the GMO corn had a death of 50% for male and 70% for female. The first female to die did so less than a year after starting the diet and develop huge breast tumors. Animals fed on the non-GMO food had a death of 20% (female) to 30% (male) before the end of 2 years follow up of study. These were controls
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