Unhealthy Habits: The Untold Story of Genetically Modified Food

Meridian Magazine ^ | Monday, April 27 2009 | By Stan M. Gardner MD, CNS

[count-your-change]

Yes, and sadly few really understand just how important his accomplishments are. Imagine...a billion people!

[OldMissileer]

Well, sir, I believe you raise alot of good points. I work in a children’s hospital & the kids with strange food allergies is appalling. I find myself wondering how we’ve survived for thousands of years if such a large segment of the population is gluten-intolerant (for example).

Since you work in or around the medical industry then you should know why there are more people with allergies and such: Because of our wonderful medical industry (soon to be dismantled by the leftists) people who would have died from these allergies have survived quite nicely and have procreated, thereby passing on the genes for those allergies.

Not so long ago, people with severe allergies would not have had the chance to grow old enough to marry and have children or would have suffered miserable lives and probably would not have had a chance to find a mate.

Now it is no big deal and more people survive but just wait until Obama says it is not cost effective to help people with allergies and the Dems renew that old bad guy Eugenics.