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Australian scientists and U.S. veterinarians, and an American Farmer (Iowa) co-born from the results, which showed: GM feed caused a higher rate - and more serious - inflammation of the pig's stomach than in the control group of pigs in the conventional feed.
The experiment was separated by 168 kismalaccal the United States began a pig farm. The pigs were divided man on a ledge into two groups: 84 on genetically modified soy and corn were at 23 weeks and the other 84 conventional pigs ate corn and soybeans, otherwise the other conditions (housing, their feeding conditions) were the same.
But the pigs that ate GM feed are more likely suffering from severe gastritis 32% have been demonstrated, while conventional animals fed only 12% had gastrointestinal inflammation. The GM males inflammation of feed consumed was four times heavier than control individuals. A female man on a ledge GM feed pigs consumed 2.2 times more serious condition, moreover, the uterus was 25% heavier than traditionally fed females.
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Australian scientists and U.S. veterinarians, and an American Farmer (Iowa) co-born from the results, which showed: GM feed caused a higher rate - and more serious - inflammation of the pig's stomach than in the control group of pigs in the conventional feed.
The experiment was separated by 168 kismalaccal the United States began a pig farm. The pigs were divided man on a ledge into two groups: 84 on genetically modified soy and corn were at 23 weeks and the other 84 conventional pigs ate corn and soybeans, otherwise the other conditions (housing, their feeding conditions) were the same.
But the pigs that ate GM feed are more likely suffering from severe gastritis 32% have been demonstrated, while conventional animals fed only 12% had gastrointestinal inflammation. The GM males inflammation of feed consumed was four times heavier than control individuals. A female man on a ledge GM feed pigs consumed 2.2 times more serious condition, moreover, the uterus was 25% heavier than traditionally fed females.
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