the thing that was the most interesting to me not being a scientist was the anecdotal information that we have observed and were prepared for we had to weigh these pigs every week dr pushed i wouldn't let me get by without that he helped us with our protocol he said you have to do that how are you i says you realize how much work that is he said that no matter you have to do it when they were small we weighed them in a container on the scale and when they were bigger we chased them to the scale we had a little corral set up and they'd go through there and it was like a simple  the g m fed pigs could not manipulate this maze without confusion they did it every week pigs are creatures of habit in addition to being confused they were irritable they were biting and fighting and picking on one another there was also an overall  animals they were never content anecdotal scientific works commonsense i look at these two facts and look at what's happening to the children in our country  and i say words the connection is anybody looking for the connection nursery when we moved him to the finishing the girl finish stage they were outside guess what the vitamin d solve that problem for him now are shifting gears to beef a friend of mine in ohio processes all his own animals on the far he also processes for his neighbors he only feeds non g m o his neighbors feed g m o well he's very observant and he pays a close attention to a lot of things as you see the fact covering on this carcass is mostly white and the fat covering that carcassonne is dark yellow the covering on the body cavity of the organs is mostly white and covering the body cavity of the organs there is dark yellow we're told if we consume a toxin it will accumulate in the body fat which one of these do you think had a better diet as far as toxins were concerned and which one would you rather eat  here's a graph that looks at inflammatory bowel disease at mit and says to hospital and discharges from ninety two through two thousand and four it also looks at the implementation of genetically engineered soy and court you could see a co relation and an increase in both incidences i will show you more information like this later in the presentation quiet f the active chemical ingredient and roundup herbicide and numerous other generic forms of that herbicide life roundup itself was patented as i said one nine hundred seventy four at that time it was utilized for only one use as a burned out they would apply that round up to the field and kill all the weeds and grass that were present before the plant of the crop they had a clean start not till farming has been a definite benefit in a lot of people's operations and has benefited the soil absorbs a certain percentage of that chemical and retains it the third use and probably the most significant increasing use of life to say herbicides today it's used as a  of some countries are using it on corn pre harvest in the instance of small grain they may have mechanically sua that grain when it was close to maturity and laid i window and then came along and harvested it a week later now they go out they spread with life estate herbicide seven to ten days ahead of when they want to harvest it dries down and they come in a machine harvested what do you think happens st residue that they spray on the crop this is a schematic provided by dr bob for a very u s d a ag research scientist at the university of missouri dr kramer has done excellent flat out into the soil through the roof that area right around the root is known as the rise or spear that's an area that's rich with microbial diversity many beneficial microorganisms in many cases these men officials are the control mechanism for the opportunistic or bad soil microorganisms that cause a host of plant diseases the manufacture of the first life to say based herbicide denied this for many years they can no longer deny it because in two thousand and ten they were granted a patent by the u s patent office on life a  you can go on the patent office website and look this up its patent number seven seven seven one seven three six and you will see that monsanto was granted a say as an antibiotic as you start to read this you will see it's registered for parasite control but if you read down all the way through it you will see add a  hurt humans because humans don't have to ship them a pathway which is true plants do but guess what the microorganisms in our did just to attract have to ship them a pathway and i will show you further information of how much damage they are doing in that regard lifeless it is also a very broad spectrum strong he later he later is a greek word meaning claw or two hole i have diseases that have been scientifically documented to increase in a glass of state environment it has on here listed from apples to wheat and wheat some of these depending on the environmental conditions and a few other factors some of these diseases you only need to use glyphosate one year out of three years prior to planning to the the wheat and you'll see one hundred fifty to three hundred percent increase in some of the diseases in the week this is a picture of corn fields in iowa in two thousand and ten we had somewhat of an ideal year for disease expression in the core we had adequate moisture we had adequate he well what do you see is the color of the majority of the corn in that picture or color bro if you're driving across in august and you see the majority of the corn brown what do you call it everybody says that if the bulk of the corner is brown what else might we call it normal but when there's a green corn field that now is abnormal in that picture because it's not the majority and yet that's what we see that's what corn is supposed to look like in august in iowa regardless of the weather they cannot put the plant protection products on fast enough to control all the fungal diseases that have gone as a of the continuous life and say use this is a picture of a soybean field here's a white pole you look draw magine or straight line you see all the brown plants there you see the green here the previous year from here that way was alfalfa from here this way was sweet corn they sprayed that and if full blown expression of sudden death syndrome that's what caused these beings to die as a result of that residual glyphosate kicking the soil organisms into overdrive in that  to date there are quote unquote twenty four weeds resistant to go life estate worldwide this is an example of the amaranth pig it's a picture that a customer that i was working with in southwest georgia in two thousand and ten said to me you might say he has a little bit of weed pressure in this field there is a few corn plants in there and there isn't a the corner so scant there was terrible germination o the seed that was planted in there so that's why he left it go that's about the high the we used to be this tall when it was full grown and it would have a hundred thousand seeds on a three foot tall they left a portion of that field that they didn't tear up for purposes of demonstrating to the seed company what happened this gentleman is six foot four and weighs two hundred eighty pounds and he has picked we hired him that are ten to twelve feet tall and they have over four hundred thousand seeds per plant we go to iowa these shorter plants are soybeans you see the weed sticking up above that that's going to stall water him this field was sprayed three times with the glyphosate herbicides he wouldn't tell me how strong a rate he used the second the third time and the third time he also put four rate of another herbicide with it and he still couldn't kill those wheat there's another view when it has to compete with corn or it will grow up you see it on the edge of that corn field it's over eight feet tall on the can on the resistant one and not the other of course they groom side by side in the greenhouse and they measured all of these statistics they looked at what happened to the lignin content the li component in the plant that helps it stand up as you see it went down at both a sequential half rate and full rate then they measured the amino acid production you remember i said the defense mechanism of the plant it also declined significantly they measured the photosynthesis capacity of that plant it also declined significantly and they measured the water use efficiency it took more than twice as much water to raise the same amount of plant biomass when you had the trait inserted and you applied to guy for say herbicides you remember they said they were going to develop that drought tolerance thing what happens when the liquid content is down in the plant this is a picture of a cornfield in iowa one day after a rain storm in a fifty mile an hour when the night before this is conventional corn it stood straight and this is guy for say taller corn standing right beside it this is not uncommon they have actually have developed a nick name for some of these hybrids  this they call it eile residues dr paul capello and his team of u s geological survey scientists set up monitoring equipment to detect the amount of life estate in the air the rain and the rivers in two thousand and ten and two thousand eleven they predict published this study they found significant levels of life with state in the air in the rain and in the rivers in iowa and mississippi so in two places they look for state residue enough out of barley corn edible piece potatoes soy beans and i could go on in the off elph it was not genetically engineered alfalfa the glycine say it residue came from the poultry litter the herbicide present in every three tons of manure with the testing that we have done on our own that is pretty standard procedure in one thousand nine hundred four the e p a told us two parts per million per day per life of life say it wasn't going to hurt anyone the e p a raised this up as of the first of may this year they raised the tolerance levels of every single thing that they have a life estate residue tolerance level for on grain the winner has control of forty parts per million is what they allow in for ages it's four hundred parts per million in soil it was a tenth of a part per million in ninety seven they jumped it to twenty routinely see seventeen and egg causing infertility at two tenths of a part per million and it can disruption can begin and it can disruption in the cell for a fetus leads to potential birth defects for an adult is a scientist in argentina he was consistently witnessing birth defects in the babies that were born to the mothers who lived in the rural communities immediately adjacent to the guy from say tolerance soybean fields that were being sprayed with an airplane with life of sea herbicide he set up a study with frog and chick embryos and purposely injected them with varying levels of life to say to see if he could determine the cause he documented that it only took two point zero three parts per million of life of state residue to cause birth defects they have seen a four hundred forty seven percent increase in the birth malformed cheek bones they've seen flat spots on the top of the are you familiar with the increase of birth defects that are happening in your state i would suggest you go to the far more info far more web site and do a little reading in these deficiency in his farming customers live stuff this is a part of the country where they have always had excessive high too excessive man going to these levels in the soil they never added the manganese may be there but when the guy facilitate residues present with it it prevents that boom being available what about correlation in health for humans in this subject dr nancy swanson is a ph d physicist physicist from your state i had the pleasure of meeting her in person last week been communicating with her by e mail and telephone for probably three four months now she in january of this year published articles where she investigated the use of genetically engineered crops and life to save her sight and look to see if there was a correlation between that and various diseases in our country we're at nine hundred ninety six here and here's the introduction of genetically  engineered corn corn and soy and the percentages being used in our country in two thousand and twelve it's in the high low eighty's low ninety's and high eighty's then she looked at a correlation between the in autism the yellow bar in the red lion is the increase and lifeless they apply the pearson correlation coefficient c factors ninety eight and a half percent now that doesn't prove cause and in two thousand and seven one in one hundred by two thousand and nine one in fifty by two thousand and thirteen at our current trend increase will be at one in two before we know it back persons with diabetes is the yellow bar the genetically engineered corn and soy is the red the glass the state applied is the blue again a ninety eight percent efficiency factor in that correlation of both the implementation and effect obesity in our country what happens if you have a broad structure key later that ties up the mineral content in the soil and ties up the mineral content in the press plant and ties up the mineral content in the grain causing the production of a hollow calorie food source that will be high and carbohydrates will a person have to consume or to be satisfied because of deficient energy levels in the green thyroid cancer the trinity if we stayed on the same trend we started in one nine hundred seventy five would be at thirty percent the incidence today two thousand and nine actually it's up over eighty five percent the trend on the genetically engineered crops and the guy from say use again a coefficient c factor of ninety eight percent i talk to dr huber for quite a while yesterday he had just returned from a why he was out there to testify at a at a consul hearing on one of the islands and he said if they have one or two examples of this they could blow it off but what it keeps coming with that ninety eight percent they only need a five percent correlation to start an investigation of these animals now he was viciously attacked virtually by everybody that's a proponent of genetic engineering even some of the regulatory agencies said this was bad science he did not anticipate this to be a cancer study if he would have anticipated that he would have had forty or fifty rats in each group the fact that the rats the validate all the tumors they did was not his plan but it showed up but he got ridiculed as a result of he had twenty rats in a street but now he's been vindicated in a major way because the french government is ordered to repeat repeat of this study and they're going to raise the numbers of the animals up to the level to where it meets all the studies