Why Is Gmos Bad For The Economy

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Many people think that GMOs are bad and that they mess with Mother Nature, and it’s technically playing god. But there are reasons for genetically modifying organisms because it can help for the betterment of mankind or it could just be for further learning the science of GMOs. In my opinion I think that GMOs are bad for the economy because of the many bad possibilities that could come from it. Such as:genetically modified corn and soy which are fed to rats, and that could lead to kidney liver. Even though GMOs are thoroughly tested there are many health risks that can cause humanity to be in a world epidemic.

Some reasons why GMOs are not good; genetic modification adds mixes of proteins that were from the original plant. Which then

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