(NaturalNews) Ibu Robin Lim is a world-renowned gentle-birth midwife, and the creator of the
Bumi Sehat Birth Clinic in Bali (
www.bumisehatbali.org). There, Lim offers guidance and midwifery services that result in the birth of over
600 babies each year.
Known as "Mother Robin," she was granted CNN's coveted "Hero of the Year" award on December 27, 2011 (
http://us.cnn.com/2011/12/11/living/cnn-heroes/index.html?hpt=hp_t1). After granting her the award, CNN wrote "This is the fifth year that CNN, with the help of entertainers and other celebrities, have honored everyday people changing the world."
You can now likely expect CNN to desperately try to revoke that award, because Ibu Robin Lim is reportedly beginning to raise questions about GMOs that the hoax (mainstream) media doesn't want you to consider. Specifically, "Mother Robin" is now reportedly seeing
a huge increase in umbilical cord deformities that she believes may be caused by GMOs, according to text attributed to her.
This text letter, which has been re-posted on numerous websites, including the
Birth Of A New Earth blog (
http://birthofanewearth.blogspot.in/2011/08/gmo-foods-and-damage-to-h...), contains the following urgent warnings:
Warnings about GMO damage to human umbilical cords and unborn babies
Two weeks ago we had Padma, a vegetarian for 15 + years. This 4th baby was born healthy... but the cord was flat and 4 to 5 cm wide (looked like a tape worm) and had five skinny vulnerable vessels arriving each separately to the placenta.
Cords are [now] shorter. we are seeing many less dramatic examples of shorter cords, velamentous cord insertion, diminished Wharton's jelly, and strange looking placentas.
Last week we had a five babies in a 12 hour night... two had velamentous cord insertions! It's just not average anymore. In five days time I saw one fatal cord accident, another cord problem leading to stat cesarean birth, and today another incident of deep fetal distress due to cord problems.
The study I read concerning M16 genetically modified corn showed that when fed to pregnant mice, all the offspring in one generation, had alterations of ALL the cells in ALL their organs! Can you see why I am worried about our precious placentas? I did not make this connection until I began to see an increase in abnormalities and pathology due to placenta and cord troubles. The fact that so many Indonesian women depend upon genetically modified soy products (tempe and tofu) for their day-to-day protein -- and the early introduction of GMO soy here... it got me wondering.
As I see it we have three combined potential ways in which the placentas are being affected in Indonesia; Malnutrition, Pollution (including Roundup) and GMO soy.Watch a video interview with Ibu Robin Lim discussing holistic, non-chemical treatments for postpartum depression as part of the
After Birth Project:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Fk0DgOmo9UHer words in this interview are entirely consistent with expressing concern about genetically modified foods having the potential to harm human babies in the womb.
GMOs - an industry of death
This testimonial attributed to a CNN Hero of the Year award winner adds weight to the increasing evidence that GMOs promote infertility and contribute to birth defects and infant death.
Numerous scientific studies already link
GMOs to infertility in animals. As Dr. Gregory Damato writes in NaturalNews:
"Scientists in Austria recently conducted the first ever long-term multi-generational feeding study of Monsanto's genetically modified (GM) corn (NK 603 x MON 810) in mice [7]. The study consisted of two groups: an experimental group, which was fed a 33% GM corn (maize) feed, and a control group, which was fed an equivalent non-GM corn feed. The mice were allowed to live a natural life and were monitored for four generations. Scientists recorded organ weight, gene expression, body mass, metabolism, life span and number of offspring of both groups of mice. The scientists found that mice fed GM corn had significantly fewer pups per litter than the control group on the third and fourth generation. Furthermore, pups whose parents were fed GM-feed weighed less at birth and at weaning and experienced significantly higher mortality rates than those fed non-GM corn. Lead author of the study Professor Zentek reported that there was a direct link between the decrease in fertility and the GM diet and mice fed non-GM corn reproduced more efficiently." (
http://www.naturalnews.com/025001.html)
No wonder GMOs are the favored technology of people like Bill Gates who publicly and openly espouse a dramatic reduction in the human population (depopulation agenda) (
http://www.naturalnews.com/029911_vaccines_Bill_Gates.html). Any agricultural "technology" that promotes umbilical cord defects, birth defects, infertility and unhealthy babies will eventually lead to a
population collapse of the species it is feeding... which in this case is
humans.
Spread the word:
Avoid GMOs if you love your baby. Do not let pregnant women eat genetically modified foods of any kind: Corn, soy, canola or cottonseed.
Health Ranger issues warning to pregnant women: Avoid GMOs!
As the editor of NaturalNews, I am publicly warning would-be moms that
if you eat GMOs during pregnancy, you may be wiping out the very future of your offspring. Your genetic, in other words, may be
extinct in just 3 generations.
Bill Gates says "eat more GMOs! They will feed the world!" These are the utterings of an admitted depopulation globalist who wants to see the number of human beings on planet Earth sharply diminish. But the midwives have a different warning: Stunted babies, stillborn babies, grossly disfigured
umbilical cords, and a sharp increase in birth complications and fatalities. This is a warning for
the very future of humankind.
Related: I am the (volunteer) Executive Director of the non-profit Consumer Wellness Center (
www.ConsumerWellness.org), an organization that gives away 100% of its donations each year (yes, 100%) to help teach women and children about nutrition. See some of our success stories at
www.ConsumerWellness.orgAdditional sources:http://www.salem-news.com/articles/february022012/gmo-babies.phphttp://www.ResponsibleTechnology.org
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