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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

GMO Wheat May Damage Human Genetics Permanently

GM Wheat May Damage Human Genetics Permanently

Wheat field photo from Morgue File (http://morguefile.com). Smokey skull superimposed.
What we found is that the molecules created in this wheat, intended to silence wheat genes, can match human genes, and through ingestion, these molecules can enter human beings and potentially silence our genes. The findings are absolutely assured. There is no doubt that these matches exist.
The implications are clarified by Professor Judy Carman of Flinders University:
If this silences the same gene in us that it silences in the wheat—well, children who are born with this enzyme not working tend to die by the age of about five.
Silencing the equivalent gene in humans that is silenced in this genetically modified wheat holds the potential of killing people. But it gets worse. Silenced genes are permanently silenced and can be passed down the generations.

Read the entire article here-->  GM Wheat May Damage Human Genetics Permanently 

GM Wheat May Damage Human Genetics Permanently

Wheat field photo from Morgue File (http://morguefile.com). Smokey skull superimposed.
What we found is that the molecules created in this wheat, intended to silence wheat genes, can match human genes, and through ingestion, these molecules can enter human beings and potentially silence our genes. The findings are absolutely assured. There is no doubt that these matches exist.
The implications are clarified by Professor Judy Carman of Flinders University:
If this silences the same gene in us that it silences in the wheat—well, children who are born with this enzyme not working tend to die by the age of about five.
Silencing the equivalent gene in humans that is silenced in this genetically modified wheat holds the potential of killing people. But it gets worse. Silenced genes are permanently silenced and can be passed down the generations.

Read the entire article here-->  GM Wheat May Damage Human Genetics Permanently 

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Saturday, December 1, 2012

What Is Gluten and Why Is It Bad For You?



Click the link to read  My Answer To: What Is Gluten And Why Is It Bad For You?

Gluten/gliadins are a form of lectin which are glycoproteins.

Glycoproteins are proteins having covalently attached carbohydrates (sugars).

They are found in all living organisms, in both soluble and insoluble forms with diverse functions and properties.

Glycoproteins can broadly be classified into three types based on the function of the attached carbohydrates.

  1. Typical Glycoprotein- Lectins, Immunoglobin G, Snake Venom, Thyroid Stimulating Hormone, Blood Cell Membrane glycophorin, Interferon are all types of Typical Glycoprotiens. 
  2. Glycosaminoglycans- Hyaluronate which is in synovial fluid and cartilage, Heparin-an anticoagulant in our blood, Chondroitin sulfate located in connective tissue/cartilage, Kerato sulfate within cartilage and arterial walls
  3. Collagen- found in skin and connective tissue, used for support.
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    Click the link to read  My Answer To: What Is Gluten And Why Is It Bad For You?

    Gluten/gliadins are a form of lectin which are glycoproteins.

    Glycoproteins are proteins having covalently attached carbohydrates (sugars).

    They are found in all living organisms, in both soluble and insoluble forms with diverse functions and properties.

    Glycoproteins can broadly be classified into three types based on the function of the attached carbohydrates.

    1. Typical Glycoprotein- Lectins, Immunoglobin G, Snake Venom, Thyroid Stimulating Hormone, Blood Cell Membrane glycophorin, Interferon are all types of Typical Glycoprotiens. 
    2. Glycosaminoglycans- Hyaluronate which is in synovial fluid and cartilage, Heparin-an anticoagulant in our blood, Chondroitin sulfate located in connective tissue/cartilage, Kerato sulfate within cartilage and arterial walls
    3. Collagen- found in skin and connective tissue, used for support.
    LifeChangingCareHouston.com
    Fight Fibromyalgia
    Thyroid Disease Answers
    Get Results For Your Autoimmune Disease
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