Ep. 12: Frankenstein's Refrigerator

Episode 12 of the Health Matters with Paul Rosen podcast, hosted by AcuNatural Family Healthcare, titled "Ep. 12: Frankenstein's Refrigerator" was published on June 8, 2018 and runs 27 minutes.

June 8, 2018 ·27m · Health Matters with Paul Rosen

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What's the big deal about genetically-modified foods? It's that modified and engineered foods may result in bigger yields and huger profits for food producers, but they're just not good for you.

The battle over GMOs is ongoing. What should you know, and what sources of information are most reliable?

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