"The American chemical industry, having taken control of agriculture, has achieved something never before accomplished in the history of mankind: humans who are simultaneously overfed and undernourished...and poisoned."

The GMO Food Poison Handbook is a summary of GMOs (genetically modified organisms), 'food products' created by Monsanto and other chemical companies. In simple terms it describes how the various GMO 'food products' create biological and medical problems, including birth defects, cancer, and diabetes.

To better inform the reader, the Handbook provides simple descriptions of 20 body organs which are affected, as well as the nature of allergies, obesity, and cancer - and the male and female reproductive organs, including the fetus in the womb. As an interesting part of the description, the function of each body part is explained - so the Handbook is also a 'Biology for Beginners' in clearly explaining basic biology with illustrations.

Most disturbing are the results of studies which reveal that these GMO 'food' toxins remain inside of our intestines and continuously reproduce

The reader will also learn how the GMO crops poison the world's soil, water, and air, and destroy the natural habitat of bacteria, bees, and fish.

A ready reference book, the GMO Food Poison Handbook provides a clear summary of studies from renowned research scientists in thirty (30) countries (with links to those studies for those who wish to see them in depth), and comments from journalists around the world. If you eat, you will want to read this book

Henrietta Keddie (1827-1914), who wrote under the pseudonym Sarah Tytler was the author of Citoyenne Jacqueline (1866), The Huguenot Family in the English Village (1868), What She Came Through (1877), The Old Masters and Their Pictures (1880), Girlhood and Womanhood: The Story of Some Fortunes and Misfortunes (1883), Life of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen (in two volumes) (1885), A Houseful of Girls (1889), A Lonely Lassie (1893), Mermaidens (1895), The American Cousins (1897), A Loyal Little Maid (1900), Queen Charlotte's Maidens (1901), In Clarissa's Day (1903) and Innocent Masqueraders (1907).