Essentially, all that can be done to protect your family against
harmful genetically modified food is keep informed. If the information alarms
you and the risks seem too high, it is best to avoid all foods that may contain
genetic modification.
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This can be achieved by reading labels correctly. The labelling system
is obviously quite simple; with “Free from Genetic Modification” meaning that
there are no traces whatsoever and “might contain/contains Genetic
Modification” implying that there is a great chance the product contains food
that has been genetically modified.
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Furthermore, fast food must be
avoided if you are hoping to steer clear of genetically modified food, as there
are no laws enforcing their acknowledgment and the products are often highly
processed, thus have a higher chance of being genetically modified. When
visiting restaurants or cafes, you have the right to enquire about what food
has been genetically modified, hence avoiding any meals that may contain these
foods.
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In addition to this, products free of genetic modification can be
guaranteed by growing your own food. This will also ensure that the produce is
free of chemicals and allow your family to be protected against harmful toxins.
This is a time-consuming process however, and in todays busy world it may be
simpler to ask your local supermarket to notify you as to what products are
genetically modified.
Eat Safe!
Dr Georga Leisemann (Feeding Your Family)
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