US Meat Supply May Soon Have mRNA "Vaccines" - The New American
MRNA gene therapy technology may be introduced into the nation’s food supply in the near future, even with unknown risks.
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MRNA gene therapy technology may be introduced into the nation’s food supply in the near future, even with unknown risks.
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As concerns about mRNA in meat continue, a group of biologists is urging that MCOOL (mandatory country of origin labeling) standards are a necessary component of addressing the issue. Some researchers have found mRNA is likely passed from an injected human to a noninjected human, and to humans who have consumed meat or dairy products from an mRNA-injected animal. Experts urge that more extensive mRNA research is needed. While the United States has not approved mRNA injections in cattle, they are in use on a limited basis in swine. R-CALF USA Animal Health Committee Chair, Max Thornsberry, DVM,...