02/04/2015
So the holidays are almost here, huh? What we usually do when we have many days-off lined one after the other is to succumb to our escalating levels of laziness and spent all of our free time eating and…
read more26/10/2013
Hello, dears! As promised, here is the continuation of our GMO article. Like we said, there are many obstacles to conducting studies on humans. However, there have been some published studies that have suggested negative impacts from eating GM food. The first one was published in 1999, covering a research conducted by Arpad Pusztai in 1998. The scientist fed rats GM potatoes transformed with the Galanthus nivalis agglutinin (GNA) gene from the Galanthus (snowdrop) plant, allowing the GNA lectin…