finger on the pulse and develop some advanced drugs, work with seeds, with new breeds of animals, with gmohe threats that may come to us, these are not only diseases, these are also incoming species that can break our ecosystems, disrupting the entire biological balance and so on, so it’s really timely. we are already starting to prepare how to minimize them, how to reflect them and, in parallel , carry out our own scientific research and theoretical and practical research , launch a whole range of technological processes in order to remain among the top leading countries in the world, how many years are we looking ahead? you know, it’s so difficult to make a wish, but we are giving up at least 20-30 years, although you see, the world is changing so dynamically that it doesn’t... but investment in production is an indicator that modernization is underway, an investment is being made in future technologies, a contribution is being made to the development of production, that is the results will be in the medium and long term , that is, this is an indicator that life is moving on and so is th

most likely, the bird was fed gmo foods and hormones.hould be soft pink, grayish tint or unnaturally red, it is better not to take it. if you choose a packaged breast, be sure to pay attention to the labeling. indicating the shelf life and the date when packaging was made. according to standards, chicken fillet can be stored for no more than 7 days. so, the choice is made, all that remains is to prepare the breakfast of the champion. seryozha, good morning, i’m very glad to see you in my kitchen today. hello, i’m looking forward to the dish you’ll prepare, i’m sure it will be very tasty. listen, i ’ll tell you what’s more, it will happen. not easy delicious, it will also be incredibly healthy, because this is the breakfast of a champion. sergei motskevich, head of the department of commentators and preparation of thematic programs on the sports television channel belarus 5, began his career with shoulder straps on his shoulders, but at almost 40 years old he decided to change his life 180°, turning his hobby into a profession. since 2011

not, robotic vacuum cleaners are now climbing stairs, a person has had a kidney transplanted from a gmoventions from around the world. there is a miracle of technology on air, a program in which i, sergey malozyomov and my team test everything on ourselves. this is a pineapple, and this is a bag of pineapple leaves. the question arises: why torture animals for the sake of furs, cat fabrics, if everything is the same, it can already be done artificially. this is the reasoning behind the producers of new eco-friendly materials, which have more and more fans, and... not only among vegans or fanatical activists. what can be attractive about this, besides ethics. environmentalists say clothing production is destroying our planet. for example, a recent study by scientists from bangladesh found that wastewater from textile and leather factories is full of harmful chemicals and poisons fish and plants. what to do? the demand for clothing is growing, only skin. more than 2,000 km are produced annually in the world, which is comparable to the area of ​​moscow. 2 million tons of clothing end up in

one of the features of space nutrition is that it does not contain any taste, no gmos, no dyes, no preservativesasty product, you can also have banana parfait, let’s try it, this is a very tasty dish, yes it’s delicious, yes, this is my favorite, i suggest... shake the eaten kilograms and take a walk, let’s go, it’s difficult to produce food in tubes, of course , this is difficult, like any production, and especially food production, it all requires attention to detail, to little things, because here any mistake can turn out to be big. for everyone, how many tubes do you produce per month on average? well, it’s about 50-80 thousand things, that’s where it all started, it’s just that it’s even difficult to imagine, space nutrition is a historical part, of course, that is, we looked, yes, who was doing this, we were able to find the roots where the recipe itself comes from, and then we were accordingly concerned about how to produce it, because we. .. the only one who produces this, except, of course, the plant that produces directly for the astronauts, no one, of course, told us all the secrets,

one potent example is the lack of access to fresh food non-gmo organic or vegan. but we have an abundance of his fast food restaurants. i really wanted to do something about it because my father taught me the ways in which to grow our food and that really kind of sparked me teaching fellow peers about where food comes from and then speaking out against the issue of food injustice. when i was 12 years old, i was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat. that ravaged south-central los angeles, understanding that air pollution and smoke pollution not only impacted myself but impacted my entire community. one up action started in 2019. one up action was founded in the light of putting marginalized voices at the forefront of tables. i always tell them that is not true. they can still do something about this crisis. i am optimistic, everything makes a difference in making sure that we are working together. i will share issues that are impacting all of this. the possibilities are endless when we do something. this is my brief but spectacular take on given climate activism a

one potent example is a lack of access to fresh fruit, non-gmo and organic, healthy produce.ance of his fast food. i want to do something about it. my father taught me the ways in which to grow food. that sparked me teaching fellow peers about where their food comes from, speaking out against food injustice. when i was 12, i was diagnosed with irregular heartbeat tied to the air pollution that ravaged l.a. understanding air pollution and smog impacted myself but also my entire community, i was one of thousands and millions who were affected because they live in a certain area. 2019, i didn't see people who look like me. it was founded in the light of putting marginalized voices at the forefront of decision-making tables but also making sure their voices or ideas or solutions are heard. when people tell me climate change is inevitable, i tell them, that's not true. we can still do something about this crisis. i'm optimistic in the young people leading the fight. everything makes a difference, making sure we are working together to solve shared issues that are impacting all of

it must be said that two attempts to transplant gmo pig hearts into people previously ended in the deathw level. at the institute of technical chemistry, a branch of the perm federal research center of the ural branch of the russian academy of sciences, they created a coating that simply won't allow it. the center of the ural branch of the russian academy of sciences is part of the perm world -class scientific and educational center for rational use of subsoil, created under the national project science and universities. the essence of the innovation is that disinfecting additives are added to the polymer: zinc and copper sulfates, which are known for their antibacterial activity. specialists from the institute of ecology and genetics helped conduct experiments that confirmed the effectiveness of the coating. microorganisms, ural branch of the russian academy. most of the disinfectants that are used today act only immediately at the time of their use or for a very short time, that’s what we came up with in our method, the most important thing is that we apply the disinfectant to the surf

the beyond burgers and all these things, they're fake meat and they're made up with refined grains, gmosre basically the ultimate ultra processed junk food, which has caused most of the chronic disease in the world over the last half century. so they're completely disgusting, mock the laboratory grown meat. it's hard to out exactly what the to find out exactly what the harms might be. it's basically mimicking real meat, and it doesn't have all of the refined grains and junk in it. but i think the problem with the laboratory grown meat is that animals reared by humans properly with regenerative farming, are the best possible way of getting all the polypeptides, all of the nutrients, all of the goodness of meat and it's important to note as well, that the vast majority of paleoanthropologists, without question, would acknowledge that homo sapiens grew their extraordinary brains primarily through scavenging of organ meats and carcases, and then going on to being the most successful hunters in the planet. so the reason that human species is here is the incredible nutrient density of meat. so

what's happening >> high gmos that have you mentioned that ohio valley has been struck by two damaging storms back-to-back starting tuesday morning and continuing into the night. i want you to look at some of the wind damage we've seen in spots across the county. this is a historic bridge, the currchar bridge. it dates to the 19th century and so this storm last night, this bridge had a roof, but as you can see, a lot of that roof has fallen down, blown around. it's going to take a lot of work to get this bridge looking like it once did you can see part of the roof here blown into the creek and over here on the other side, we see some of the broken tree branches and prelims, the kinds of things that are leading to so many power outages in the region. we know 18, 19,000 customers are without power in kentucky and ohio, more than 100,000 people remain without power in west virginia. we've seen this high water levels begin to go down to flooding was also an issue. now, there were reports of tornadoes overnight touching down here here in adams county where we are right now. we don't have co

according to the authors of the experiment, only 100 of these gmo cows will be able to provide cheap. and this is texas, clone here any cowboy can have his favorite stallion. our shooting. the group goes to the lab to find out how much it costs and if there is demand. to begin cloning, you will need small skin biopsy samples, which will be collected by your veterinarian. a copy of a horse - 85,000 dollars for bringing your beloved cat or dog back to life, you will have to pay 50 thousand. ideally , cell samples should be sent while the pet is alive, however, if the pet died suddenly, the animal should be delivered to the clinic within 5 days, kept refrigerated, but not... much more difficult than during life, so the cat’s reincarnation had to wait as long as 4 years. they look absolutely the same, when i saw belle, i was struck by her eyes, the same as tea, as a rule, geneticists work manually, but a revolution has already occurred in china, because on one of the pig farms there is a robot that clones at the speed of one cell in a minute. my dream is to see a machine where the cages

serum that i need this truth serum, that’s where it is, everywhere it’s a truth serum, worse than gmostable, i’ll catch up now to cool down , huh? i need everything that you took from the doctor’s wallet, i don’t hear, we’ll talk or we’ll be silent, we can ring the trumpet, maybe we can inject him with this scumbag, and what, do you want him to also wrap up like the doctor and plato, so give me the canister, now we 'll fry him... the dog, then we'll see what he says, that's it, quietly, quietly, that's it, i understand, give me your word that you take a bite, i'll let the dog go right away, and only when i find gold and stones, i give my word, my word, look, na, what, look at me in profile, i look like an idiot, what do you want to buy off me, but i need everything, you know, everything that plato took from me, look carefully, right here some numbers, but i need an address, this is the address, coordinates, what nonsense, where is this? well, judging by to the navigator, i’m here, let’s go ahead, quietly, guys, pay attention. dreadful place. oh plato, what a nit you are, well, it’s a c

gmo cows are intended to solve the global problem of insulin shortage and its high cost.out why this happens in life. more than 3 million people die from medical errors in the world, mainly due to the wrong dosage and choice of medications, by the way, this is 56% of all cases, this is exactly what kuban resident olga tokreva faced, it all happened back in 2016, when her son was a schoolboy suddenly fell ill, went to the doctor, to our children's to the pediatrician, his temperature was jumping up and down, she told this urgently, one day they called an ambulance for the boy, even in the hospital they could not understand what was wrong with him, at first they treated him for pneumonia, but... all the doctors changed their decision, in the end a diagnosis of open form of pulmonary tuberculosis was made. due to lost time, the child remained disabled. in addition, the whole family, including the youngest, had a mild illness. brother's court hearings lasted several years, dozens of interrogations and examinations, the court still recognized the medical error, but ordered pay

them... she cannot, also eating cucumbers does not affect our dna, regardless of whether cucumbers are gmof it, because everything that we, our parents, and so on, did before, we should do on... why did you come to russia? and my daughter was born. and what about the daughter? was she born here? did you work there? became a professor there, 28 years old, you had everything. i'm a professor there now. why did you come there? there? did you come here? well, because i met a woman here and had a daughter with her. so it was possible to take her there? well, i had this feeling, these white bows and stuff, i’ll try it, so i have two children, boys in the states, i decided that try, you have to try what's here. it will work out , hello, news on channel one, andrey ukharev is with you. and first, let’s talk about how the special operation is going: tonight our army launched a massive attack on the ukrainian military rear. explosions occurred in the odessa region, there were at least three flights there for... this is a kind of logistics center for transporting western weapons. in addition, the dne