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In response to "I have difficulty imagining what those effects could even be" by Reagen

You can have an issue where they use a gene from say a nut in something that isn't a nut that will cause an allergic reaction -- (edited)

Posted by Krusty (aka krustylu) Aug 11 '17, 06:20

in some people.

You really can't see how messing with the genes and DNA could possibly cause problems?

I'm not usually one to worry about things like this but I have some concerns. One being that the nutritional value isn't what is being claimed.

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Scientists are overwhelmingly in favour of GMOs, yet there is still major public distrust - Guigue Aug 11, 06:32
I mean declare those things, but it's... food. -- (edited) - Reagen Aug 11, 06:31 1
- I used that example because it happened and after testing the food was kept from the market. - Krusty Aug 11, 06:38

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You can have an issue where they use a gene from say a nut in something that isn't a nut that will cause an allergic reaction -- (edited)

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