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Re: common herbicide corelate with agressive behavior in rats
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Sun, 19 Dec 2004 06:18:11 -0500
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Jean-Claude wrote:

 >Glufosinate, which is used as an herbicide on several varieties of
 >genetically modified canola and corn, is also linked to neurological
 >defects that increase the rate of hyperactivity and decrease IQs.

Most people that are against genetically modified plants are so because it
is unnatural. But the main reason people should be against them is most of
the time the modification is so the plant can withstand greater
applications of herbicides. The best known of these is the Round Up ready
plants. Designed so Monsanto can sell more Round Up herbicide.

Don.

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