They say that "You are what you eat." I read a few articles way back about the study of how the the Asian population who's main staple was rice, found that the DNA found in rice was in the Asian culture. More studies will show more information...
On Jan 1, 1981 Yasuo NAGATO (and others) published: Variation of DNA content in Asian Rice
Other Researchers concluded that the activity of DNA transposons (particularly the excision process) is a major evolutionary force driving the generation of genetic diversity.
We as humans take the DNA of the food and put it in ourselves. It is fair to assume that the GMO seedless fruits that we consume will make us seedless.
Thank you for your comment, @oddmiliman. It totally makes sense what you're saying but I have never fully made this connection before. I have certainly seen evidence that the food we eat, such as gmos, can make us infertile. That makes you wonder, if seeds are engineered to grow faster or larger, could this element affect humans when they consume the plant?
They say that "You are what you eat." I read a few articles way back about the study of how the the Asian population who's main staple was rice, found that the DNA found in rice was in the Asian culture. More studies will show more information...
On Jan 1, 1981 Yasuo NAGATO (and others) published: Variation of DNA content in Asian Rice
Other Researchers concluded that the activity of DNA transposons (particularly the excision process) is a major evolutionary force driving the generation of genetic diversity.
We as humans take the DNA of the food and put it in ourselves. It is fair to assume that the GMO seedless fruits that we consume will make us seedless.
Thank you for your comment, @oddmiliman. It totally makes sense what you're saying but I have never fully made this connection before. I have certainly seen evidence that the food we eat, such as gmos, can make us infertile. That makes you wonder, if seeds are engineered to grow faster or larger, could this element affect humans when they consume the plant?
I personally haven't found any studies to show yet. Eventually and hopefully we will see some.