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Do We Really Want to Eat Genetically Modified Salmon?

Do we really want to leave the decision in the hands of the FDA...the Kings of Salmonella (a pun, perhaps)? Anyway, let them know that you are concerned about what is on your plate.
— Dr. Karen Purcell

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If we fail to act — there will be more epidemics of "autoimmune" disease that no one can figure out why. They have not done their homework on GM fish and, just like aspartame, money is driving this rapid unsupportable approval.

Please join in emailing to object. You may still be in time to stop one more disaster.

Garry F. Gordon MD, DO, MD(H)
President, Gordon Research Institute

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Dear Friend,

We have just a few days to keep the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) from approving engineered salmon as the first animal manufactured for human consumption.

Here's where it gets really scary: the FDA doesn't do its own testing of genetically engineered animals. It relies on information provided by the company that wants approval — just like they did in their oversight of the egg industry which produced the largest salmonella outbreak in U.S. history last month.

Tell the FDA: Stop the Mutant Fish

AquaBounty Technologies created the mutant Atlantic salmon by artificially combining growth hormone genes from a Pacific salmon with DNA from an eelpout. This keeps the fish growing year round, confined in crowded inland tanks — unlike ocean pens where conventionally farmed salmon are raised.

And because genetically engineered salmon are being considered as a new "animal drug," there's little focus on the potential dangers of people consuming modified salmon. It's not enough that raising salmon in crowded factory fish farms contaminates our food with antibiotics and other chemicals. Now the FDA would be adding additional unknown risks of GE salmon to the mix.

Stop the madness and stop the mutant fish from reaching your plate.

Send a message to:
President Barack Obama
Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services
Margaret Hamburg, Commissioner, FDA
Marcia Larkins, Center for Veterinary Medicine Ombudsman, FDA