From Einkorn Wheat to GMO

Name: From Einkorn Wheat to GMO
Price: 7.49 EUR
Author: Wayne Persky
ISBN: 9781732079267

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Wayne Persky

Wayne Persky
Paru le : 17/05/2018

This book takes a quick and unique look at the relationship between the evolution of humans, agriculture, and crop biotechnology, including GMOs. It's... > Lire la suite

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This book takes a quick and unique look at the relationship between the evolution of humans, agriculture, and crop biotechnology, including GMOs. It's written from the perspective of a farmer who has severe food sensitivities, a science and engineering education, and experience in grain processing for the corn chip and tortilla industry. It discusses how we got to where we are now and why the trend is unlikely to change in the future.

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Date de parution : 17/05/2018
Editeur : Wayne Persky
ISBN : 978-1-7320792-6-7
EAN : 9781732079267
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Wayne Persky

Wayne Persky was born, grew up, and currently lives in Central Texas. He is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin, College of Engineering, with postgraduate studies in mechanical engineering, mathematics, and computer science. He has teaching experience in engineering, and business experience in farming and agribusiness. He has 20 years of experience researching published medical research articles to discover novel ways to resolve health issues that are inadequately treated by mainstream medicine.
Microscopic colitis (MC) is an inflammatory bowel disease more widespread than Chron's disease, yet the most popular medical treatment used by doctors results in an 85 % relapse rate. He promotes treating MC by diet changes, with a better than 95 % success rate. Over 15 years ago he founded and continues to administrate an online MC discussion and support board. In 2015 he founded the Microscopic Colitis Foundation, and he continues to serve as it's president and as a contributing author to the Foundation's Newsletter.
He lives on a farm in Central Texas, where he continues to do research and write.