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Pfizer is feeding the USA fake cheese by using a genetically engineered enzyme called rennet that is created in a lab....👀🤯 When does it end....?

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Because Of Pfizer, 90% Of US Cheese Is Made Using GMO Corn & Black Mold, CRISPR Cow Gene Editing. This Bioengineered Rennet Requires No Special Labeling & No Ingredient Disclosure. A. Niger Black Mold Is A Severe Allergen & The Only 'Safety Study' Was Done On Rats For 90 Days. Traditional cheese manufacturing, using animal rennet, accounts for less than 10% of cheese in the United States as of 2025. Pfizer created genetically modified FPC, which is Fermentation Produced Chymosin as a cheap rennet for cheese production. GMO corn is fermented in large tanks using Aspergillus Niger black mold, which is then inserted into a cow or camel gene using bioengineered CRISPR gene editing, resulting in a GMO synthetic chymosin rennet FPC. In 1990, the US FDA, going off of the prior US Supreme Court decision to allow 'new life forms to be patented', granted approval for the very 1st CRISPR gene edited GMO bioengineered product GMO microbial Chymosin rennet FPC. This bioengineered FPC was granted GRAS status. This means that Pfizer was exempt from pre-market review & safety testing. GRAS Generally Recognized As Safe substances do not require approval or notification to the US FDA prior to marketing. Pfizer sold the rights to the patented formula in 1996 to several companies who use the same 'recipe' of CRISPR gene editing & bioengineered fermentation of A. Niger black mold & GMO corn, inserted into cow or camel genes. One of the largest is Christian Hansen who Makes Chy-Max & has merged with a biotech pharmaceutical company Novozymes Novonesis to be the leading producer of US GMO FPC cheese rennet, accounting for more than 90% of US cheese. The only 'safety study' was done by the European Union in 2022, using rats injected with GMO FPC Fermentation Produced Chymosin rennet, while monitoring the rats behavior for only 90 days. Because of US FDA lack of labeling laws...this GMO black mold FPC CRISPR gene edited rennet can be in the ingredient list as: Microbial Rennet Vegetable Rennet Chymosin Rennet FPC Rennet Fermentation Rennet Proprietary Fermented Rennet Microbial Enzymes Fermentation Produced Rennet Basically, it can be labeled as anything, the US FDA does not require cheese manufacturers to declare the source of their rennet. Even Kosher & Halal use FPC Chymosin in their labeled cheese products. Besides the fact that this is a dangerous genetically modified product in our food...Aspergillus Niger black mold is classified as a severe allergen. Many people have very strong illness reactions to it, as it is also used in the making of citric acid & ascorbic acid. Allergic & illness symptoms occur very frequently citing headache, allergic rhinitis, GI distress, gut permeability, diarrhea & other inflammatory responses that are mistakenly assumed to be dairy intolerance, when in fact, it is a reaction to the A. Niger FPC GMO rennet. Small amounts of A. Niger cytokine proteins into our bodies on a regular basis, elicit a low grade immune response. With the repetitive exposure & insult, the immune system maintains a low grade inflammatory response. Over time, the chronic inflammatory state will build & impact various systems in the body. 2 Ways To Avoid GMO FPC CRISPR Cheese Rennet: 1⃣ Animal Rennet: Seek out grocery store brands that list ANIMAL RENNET in the ingredient list. Purchase from local farmers & farmer's markets who use traditional cheese making procedures using ANIMAL RENNET in their aged, raw & A2 cheeses. Animal rennet is safe. 2⃣ Certified Organic: US Certified Organic has strict adherence laws & forbids any genetically modified or bioengineered ingredients within the certified organic realm of products. There will be not be any cheese labeled 'US Certified Organic' that contains the GMO fermented A. Niger black mold, cow gene edited FPC rennet. Certified Organic is safe. 👇CRISPR Technology In Dairy Industry👇 👇EU Study: FPC Rennet On Rats For 90 Days👇 👇Recombinant DNA Food Enzymes Cause Allergy👇 Video Credit: Dennis Echelbarger

Valerie Anne Smith

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90% of the cheese in the U.S. has an ingredient invented by Pfizer. This bioengineered synthetic rennet uses GMO Corn, Black Mold & CRISPR Gene Editing. The only safety study was done on rats for 90 days. The U.S. FDA requires no ingredient disclosure & no special labeling... In 1990, the US FDA granted Pfizer the approval & patent of the very 1st CRISPR gene edited GMO bioengineered product...GMO microbial Chymosin rennet FPC (Fermentation Produced Chymosin). Synthetic Chymosin Manufacturing Process... GMO corn is fermented in large tanks using Aspergillus Niger black mold, which is then inserted into a cow gene using bioengineered CRISPR gene editing, resulting in a GMO synthetic chymosin rennet FPC. US FDA Lack Of Labeling Laws & What Wording To Look For On Ingredient Labels... Microbial Rennet Vegetable Rennet Chymosin Rennet FPC Rennet Fermentation Rennet Proprietary Fermented Rennet Microbial Enzymes Fermentation Produced Rennet *⃣ It can basically be labeled as anything. The US FDA does not require cheese manufacturers to declare the source of their rennet. Even Kosher & Halal use FPC Chymosin in their labeled cheese products. How To Avoid Cheese With Synthetic Chymosin FPC Rennet... 🔵Purchase cheese made using Animal Rennet: Seek out grocery store brands that list ANIMAL RENNET in the ingredient list. Purchase from local farmers & farmer's markets who use traditional cheese making processes using animal rennet in their aged, raw & A2 cheeses. 🔵Purchase cheese that is Certified Organic: US Certified Organic has strict laws & forbids GMO or bioengineered ingredients. All certified organic will not contain synthetic FPC Chymosin. 🔵Purchase imported cheese: Look for PDO Protected Designation of Origin sticker.

Valerie Anne Smith

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90% Of The Cheese In The US Has An Ingredient Invented By Pfizer. This Bioengineered Synthetic Rennet Uses GMO Corn, Black Mold & CRISPR Gene Editing. The Only Safety Test Was A 'Rat Safety Study' For 90 Days. The US FDA Requires No Ingredient Disclosure & No Special Labeling. Traditional cheese manufacturing always used rennet from animal sources, but less than 10% of cheese in the US is still made with an animal rennet. In 1990, the US FDA granted Pfizer the approval & patent of the very 1st CRISPR gene edited GMO bioengineered product...GMO microbial Chymosin rennet FPC (Fermentation Produced Chymosin). Synthetic Chymosin Manufacturing Process... GMO corn is fermented in large tanks using Aspergillus Niger black mold, which is then inserted into a cow gene using bioengineered CRISPR gene editing, resulting in a GMO synthetic chymosin rennet FPC. Approval & Safety Are Sorely Lacking... This bioengineered FPC was granted GRAS status using manufacturer self reporting. This means that Pfizer was exempt from pre-market review & safety testing. GRAS Generally Recognized As Safe substances do not require approval or notification to the US FDA prior to marketing. The only 'safety study' was done by the European Union in 2022, using rats injected with GMO FPC Fermentation Produced Chymosin rennet, while monitoring the rats behavior for only 90 days. US FDA Lack Of Labeling Laws & What Wording To Look For On Ingredient Labels... Microbial Rennet Vegetable Rennet Chymosin Rennet FPC Rennet Fermentation Rennet Proprietary Fermented Rennet Microbial Enzymes Fermentation Produced Rennet *⃣ It can basically be labeled as anything. The US FDA does not require cheese manufacturers to declare the source of their rennet. Even Kosher & Halal use FPC Chymosin in their labeled cheese products. Allergies To A. Niger Black Mold Mimiks Dairy Intolerance Symptoms... Intolerance symptoms occur very frequently including headache, allergic rhinitis, congestion, excess mucus production, itchy throat, GI distress, gut permeability, diarrhea & other inflammatory responses that are mistakenly assumed to be dairy intolerance, when in fact, it is a reaction to the A. Niger FPC GMO rennet. How To Avoid Cheese With Synthetic Chymosin FPC Rennet... 🔵Purchase cheese made using Animal Rennet: Seek out grocery store brands that list ANIMAL RENNET in the ingredient list. Purchase from local farmers & farmer's markets who use traditional cheese making processes using animal rennet in their aged, raw & A2 cheeses. 🔵Purchase cheese that is Certified Organic: US Certified Organic has strict laws & forbids GMO or bioengineered ingredients. All certified organic will not contain synthetic FPC Chymosin. 🔵Purchase Imported Cheese With Safe Labeling: Look for PDO Protected Designation of Origin sticker. Video Credit & Cited Research Sources Linked In Replies...

Valerie Anne Smith

179,411 次观看 • 8 个月前

Up To 90% Of The Cheese Sold In America Is No Longer Made Naturally “90% of the cheese sold in the U.S. does not use animal rennet and instead uses a genetically modified organism (GMO) version made by Pfizer” They use a loophole to get around having to label all our cheese as GMO, Here’s how: “90% of US cheese has now been infiltrated by one of the world's largest biopharmaceutical companies, Pfizer, and it has GMO's.” Traditionally, cheese is made with just 4 ingredients, milk, salt, starter culture, and animal rennet, which is a clotting agent that's used to curdle milk into cheese. Today, there are 4 different kinds of rennet used in the cheese industry, and reports are stating that the most commonly used kind is a genetically modified version called FPC, or a fermentation produced chymosin made by Pfizer. These alternative rennets are both cheaper to use and speed up the aging process, which like always means greater profits. The crazy part is no one knows that they're eating this or how it's really affecting us. Because this FBC rennet is labeled as GRAS or generally recognized as safe, it creates a loophole that exempt Pfizer or other companies from having to label these products as GMO. And due to Pfizer's massive amount of wealth and power, it's now made its way into about 90% of our cheese. But how is this affecting us? Because this is newer technology, we don't yet know for sure, but there has been a number of researchers addressing concern. After all, the only unbiased safety study used to approve these FPCs was evaluated by the short term 90 day trial in rats. However, researchers are concerned about its toxicity or the biotoxins from GMOs as well as digestive issues for humans as these renin alternatives can serve as an allergen. While I'd love to present you with a list of cheeses to avoid as well as the ones that are safe, there's just way too many cheeses out there. So if you can, look for the kind of rennet or enzyme used in the cheese. I would seek out animal or traditional rennets first, then potentially some vegetable rennets, and I'd avoid cheeses containing any microbial or genetically modified rennets altogether.” —- More info: This bioengineered chymosin (FPC) was granted Generally Regarded as Safe (GRAS) status. Meaning, Pfizer was exempt from the pre approval requirements that apply to other (non GRAS) new food additives. Since Pfizer demonstrated what is often referred to as “substantial equivalence”, the FDA concluded that bioengineered chymosin was substantially equivalent to calf rennet and needed neither special labeling nor indication of its source or method of production. In case you didn’t know, this ‘GRAS’ label is a little hand wavy and just a big loophole… In general, federal law requires the FDA to ensure that food additives are safe and mandates a rigorous pre-market safety review process. But the loophole = GRAS. 43% of food additives are designated ‘GRAS’ and don't get FDA oversight. Essentially, we must trust that food companies will conduct unbiased safety determinations before adding these new GRAS substances to our food. “According to the FDC Act, food additives that are non-GRAS need approval prior to marketing. In contrast, GRAS substances do not require approval or notification to the USFDA prior to marketing.” Meaning the public and other regulatory agencies lack the data needed to assess the safety of some chemicals in our foods.

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