
Beet sugar whether genetically modified or not is also cheaper than regular cane sugar so that food manufacturers often use it their processed food products.
What food products contain GM sugar:
Food products that were made in 2007 and beyond will not contain GM sugar as the crop had not planted yet. However, you should not be consuming products that have a shelf-life of 2 years or more. Some products that will likely contain GM sugar are breakfast cereals, donuts, and cookies so those should be avoided. Due to the fact that GM sugar will likely be in cereals, kids are at great risk of being contaminated with GM sugar. My special report, A Guide to Sweeteners, will detail how you can TOTALLY avoid the health hazards of GM sugar. There is a way to know whether a product you are purchasing has genetically modified sugar through looking out for certain ingredients and avoiding others. I also detail how to avoid the myriad of other genetically modified, fat-making, disease causing sweeteners that are so prevalent in our food supply these days in this report. There are some so-called "natural" sweeteners that are also genetically modified. This special report is an EXCELLENT resource for avoiding the many dangers of sweeteners, dramatically improving your health, and preventing conditions like type 2 diabetes. Order this special report NOW by clicking here.
Added Reference: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/23/business/23beet.html
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