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    advantageous characteristics. Genetically modified foods are foods that are manufactured from genetically engineered organisms. In USA, more than 60% of processed foods and vegetables are genetically modified. Today, there are many controversies regarding genetically modified foods. Sala Mahgoub and the article, “Genetically Modified Foods” agree on the food security, on the ecological importance, and on the negative health and environmental impacts of genetically modified foods. however, the…

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    Did you know that Genetically Modified foods are actually fake and are bad for you? Genetically Modified foods are bad for you because there are added foods in other foods, which are mostly corn, and they can cause problems to the liver and the kidney in the body. GMOs are also foods that are mostly corn that have been around since the 1980’s and are also foods mixed with different types of DNA. I think that GMOs were originally made to see if it is a very healthy piece of food mixed with DNA,…

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    hear the phrase “genetically modified food”? You probably think of words like “bad” or “unnatural”. A couple of the many reasons why you think of these words is because you are uneducated on what genetically modified foods are or because you were previously told false accusations about them. Now it is time to forget everything that you have previously learned about genetically modified foods and start to realize how important they are for the future. In the year 2050, synthetic foods will be a…

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    There has been a controversy, discussing that using genetically enhanced foods, ultimately risking the lives of millions or benefiting them. Genetically engineered food was created to enhance food, by adding supplements that can help fight cancer and other beneficiaries with eating them. However, in the short run genetically engineered food products have harmed various individuals and their lives already. Genetically engineer food has been design to improve health by adding…

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    There is quite a bit of controversy surrounding the safety of transgenic organisms. Some people believe that bioengineered organisms and products are highly beneficial to our society and population in various ways, while others believe that the whole process in general is immoral and ultimately unsafe. We encounter transgenic organisms in our daily lives primarily through our food supply, and many issues with transgenic organisms are beginning to arise within the agricultural community because…

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    modification in the food we consume. Genetically modified food are food derived from organisms that have undergone changes in their DNA through the processes of genetic engineering. It takes many steps to modify the genetics of an organism and they include isolating a particular gene and duplicating it several times. Additionally, there are a vast amount of benefits and concerns of genetic modification in food. The dispute between the pros and cons of genetic modification of food has resulted in…

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    Genetically Modified foods The topic of genetically modified foods is one of great controversy and is surrounded by many pros and cons. At the center of this topic is how genetically modified foods or GMF’s as they are often referred to are produced and what actually is done in the process of creating these foods, and how accurate are the labels the manufactures of these genetically modified foods are when they finally reach the hands of the consumers. Many people would argue that genetically…

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    Genetically Modified Food Issues” After reading the Fast Company article, “Against the grain,” I’ve learned that CRISPR is a gene modification tool that researchers are trying to develop. It stands for Clustered Regular interspaced short palindromic repeats, and the purpose of this technology is to develop foods, protect animals from diseases, and to make meat healthier. According to GMOS: Facts About Genetically Modified Food, “A Genetically Modified Organism is an organism that has had its DNA…

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    planting them years down the line; breeding and crossbreeding certain genes to make foods grow bigger and give them a sweeter taste. Through this intuitive process, humans have managed to transform the small, wild tomato into a number of different varieties: from big to small, beefsteak to grape, revolutionizing the food industry with every step taken (Journal of Biotechnology). Because of the invention of GM foods, individuals across the globe are given the opportunity to broaden their palate…

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    The Impacts of Modified Foods Genetically modified foods have an impact on everyone including animals. Anyone that is concerned with genetically modified foods shouldn’t worry. It mostly impacts humans in both good and bad ways, but mostly in a positive way. Many may agree that genetically modified foods are bad for anyone who eats it. Some will argue that we shouldn’t tamper with the organism, but we’ve been modifying organisms since the beginning of time. Genetically modified foods are good…

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