According to Natural News, a radical "artificial
egg" backed by Paypal billionaire Peter Thiel and Bill Gates has gone on
sale in US supermarkets for the first time. Made from plants, it can replace
eggs in everything from cakes to mayonnaise - without a chicken in the equation
whatsoever.
How many products will contain genetically modified
"plant" eggs? What could you accidentally bake with this synthetic
science mystery? Will you make cookies or brownies for the kids? Will you use
some "bio" mayonnaise on your next sandwich, or will you pour some
synthetic salad dressing on your greens? Will it be in all the pasta and bread
or lumped into muffins for that "bouncy" quality that stays
"fresh" so long? But will it really be so? Considering that GMOs are
unlabeled in America, saying that it doesn't need to be listed in the
ingredients means it's the most dangerous ingredient. Soon, aspartame will be
in milk, unlabeled, and all those conventional milk buyers will be consuming
artificial sweetener in addition to all those hormones, antibiotics and pus
from the cow udders.
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The egg has not been launched so far, because it doesn't
have the right "bounce" yet to make them feel like real eggs. So what
will they use for that, gelatin? That would add to the toxicity and DNA damage
to human cells, since gelatin comes from CAFO animals' connective tissue.
"We want to take animals out of the equation," said Josh Tetrick, the
firm's founder. "The food industry is begging for innovation, especially
where animals are involved - it is a broken industry."
But are these eggs a legitimate, healthy vegan alternative
to eggs? The bigger questions still remain: Will the GM eggs contain bacteria
from insects, or worms, or plants that are never supposed to be eaten? Also,
since genetically modified organisms are not required to be labeled in the USA,
will GM eggs be a HUGE mystery, and could they cause cancer, birth defects or
other gene mutations in humans?
There are so many questions, and if we go by what has been
happening so far (GMOs, pesticides and so on) can we really trust this egg?
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