What are some of the potential risks and benefits to allowing genetically modified foods to be cultivated and available to consumers?

why do you think that there is such a different reaction to gmos in europe as compared to the u. s.?

should gmos be considered “frankenstein foods” or are people and nations simply not moving on with the advancing times?

Genetically modifying food can lead to things like Cancer, Diabetes, and other diseases. EU has banned it for the most part because of it's unhealthy nature, and tendency to cause problems in the body. They aren't "frankenstein foods", just foods that have been modified to help production and efficiency.

1) risks : antibiotic resistance is a risk along with unintended potential of our genes being messed with. benefit: reduced pathogens and potentially healthier foods, more viable harvest with higher yields with means more income and less loss. 

2) more uneducated and anti-science movement in the US. More keyboard warriors on blogs with misinformation. 

3) no. the underlining anti-science needs to be dealt with. better products are being formed. 

There are eight major endocrine glands, each with a different function: pituitary gland: the “brain” of the endocrine system; regulates all seven of the other glands and secretes growth hormone.thyroid: regulates a person’s metabolic rate, which is the amount of energy expended daily by a person at rest.thymus: assists in the development of a person’s immune system.adrenal gland: regulates fluid and sodium balance within the body, and secretes epinephrine (“adrenaline”) when the body is under stress, producing the fight-or-flight response.ovaries (in females) and testes (in males): control the development of secondary sex characteristics.pancreatic islets: regulate blood sugar.pineal gland: regulates biorhythms and mood, and stimulates the onset of puberty.

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