Genetically modified foods may be a silent war
What is genetically modified food? Is it food in the true sense of the word? There has always been a great deal of controversy about genetically modified food in the world, and other countries are also skeptical, and many countries are also rejecting genetically modified food.
So why does China want to promote genetically modified food? Who will eat genetically modified food in the end? You say you give it to animals, but in the end, it doesn't enter the human belly?
Fortunately, someone is willing to come out and speak. Let's take a look at the video first, the video comes from the Internet.
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Our Professor Gu Xiulin finally spoke up. She talked about the flu vaccine, and let us know that the vaccine that is not necessarily imported is necessarily good.
At the same time, he also said some content about genetically modified corn, and if the implementation of genetically modified corn and soybeans cannot be stopped by just one person, why is the joint name of the 61 academicians asking why we should plant and promote genetically modified organisms in China? Why do other countries resist and reject a thing that we want to promote? This question is worth pondering.
In the end, who will digest the genetically modified food? Will it be exported? Forget it, everything that contains genetically modified ingredients will be returned in random inspections, and as long as there are countries with Chinese ingredients, people will not want them, and if so many genetically modified soybeans and corn are planted, in the end, it is not the people in China who will digest them?
Let's first understand the background of GMO technology. This technology allows scientists to transfer certain genes from one organism to another, thus altering some of the latter's traits, such as disease resistance, herbicide resistance, etc. This technology is widely used in agriculture because it can increase the yield of crops while reducing the use of pesticides. However, with the widespread adoption of this technology, people have begun to question its safety.
Many questions have been raised by those who oppose genetically modified foods. They questioned whether scientists had sufficiently studied the long-term effects of these genetically modified crops, whether these crops were really safer than conventional crops, and more importantly, whether these genetically modified crops were suitable for human and animal consumption? Our answer is no. Although scientists have conducted a series of experiments and studies on genetically modified crops, to date, none of the studies have been able to prove that genetically modified foods are absolutely safe.
So why do people still eat genetically modified foods? This may be because they don't know what these foods are really about, or because they are misled by some unscrupulous businessmen. However, we must point out that even if merchants claim that their products are safe, that doesn't change the fact that they are not suitable for human and animal consumption.
Let's take a look at some facts. First, many genetically modified organisms contain exogenous genes that may have unknown effects on humans and animals. Second, resistance genes in many genetically modified organisms may spread in the environment, leading to the destruction of ecosystems.
So, how should we deal with this silent war? First, we need to raise public awareness about genetically modified foods. We need to make people aware of the real situation of genetically modified foods, so that they understand that these foods are not suitable for human and animal consumption. Second, we need to strengthen regulation to ensure the safety of genetically modified foods. We need to put in place strict regulations to strictly regulate the production, sale and use of genetically modified foods. Finally, we need to encourage people to choose non-GMO foods and support farmers and businesses that insist on producing natural, harmless, and safe food.
This silent war continues. We need to unite against the production and use of genetically modified foods and protect our health and the environment. Let's fight together against letting genetically modified foods have nowhere to hide!