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There's a similar study, nothing about GMO, but soy isoflavones which trigger allergies in both people and animals.
Here's a popular explanation of the results: http://www.westonaprice.org/blogs/kdaniel/2012/05/27/soy-ling-egg-yolks-hidden-soy-from-animal-feeds/
Hi Maryanne,
It sounds like a big unknown to me. I doubt very much if it's been studied yet. My initial guess would be the risk would be less eating meat of one who ate GMO's than eating GMO grains directly.
We may not know for some years, I suspect. Unless another brilliant middle school kid wants to take this on, there's not likely to be funding for such a study.
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