If you believe in liberty and freedom, stop buying emergency food products made with Monsanto ingredients

Wednesday, November 30, 2016 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writer
Tags: survival food, GMOs, pesticides

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(NaturalNews) One of the biggest threats that society currently faces is the very real prospect of a massive food system collapse precipitated by chemical overuse and the spread of genetically-modified organisms (GMOs). And ironically enough, many storable survival food kits designed to help mitigate an emergency situation such as this are loaded with the very same GMOs that threaten to destroy our ability to grow real food in the first place.

It's decisively counter-intuitive to purchase such storable food products, not only for reasons of principle but also because GMOs have never been proven safe for human consumption. In a survival-type situation, eating GMO-laced food simply isn't going to provide the same level of nutrition and nourishment as non-GMO food, and yet the storable food industry is peddling the stuff at a premium to millions of unsuspecting consumers.

As you shop around for survival goods, including storable food, it's important to pay close attention to what you're actually buying. Many of the most popular storable food brands are using ingredients and additives made by corporations like Monsanto that, if you actually care about living, you'll want to avoid.

Practically every major brand of storable food uses hidden GMOs

A quick look at some of the more popular storable food brands reveals the presence of ingredients like corn syrup solids, textured vegetable proteins, partially hydrogenated vegetable oils, and other additives that, in most cases, are derived from GMO sources. Any food product containing corn, soy, or canola ingredients, for instance, likely contains GMOs unless it's specifically labeled as being non-GMO.

WISE Food Storage is one such offender that uses all sorts of GMO additives, trans fats, and chemical fillers in its storable food products, all while claiming to offer the highest quality storable food in the industry. Monsanto byproducts like these are hardly what anyone who knows anything about healthy food would ever consider high quality.

The same is true for Mountain House storable food products, many of which contain various GMO ingredients like modified corn starch, corn gluten, and partially hydrogenated soybean oil. My Patriot Supply is another brand that uses plenty of corn syrup solids in its storable food products, as does Chef's Banquet, one of the more common storable food product brands found at wholesale warehouses.

On and on the list goes, with other major brands like Backpacker's Pantry and Augason Farms using many of these same ingredients as well as others, including soy protein and autolyzed yeast extract, which is really just hidden monosodium glutamate (MSG) labeled under a different name. What about HoneyVille, eFoodDirect, Valley Food Storage, and Food for Health? You guessed it: they all use GMOs, too.

Numanna organics: the only safe choice on the market today

The good news, though, is that there is a better and safer alternative. Numanna Organic Survival Food, a product line developed by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, is the only storable food option on the market today that's made with certified organic ingredients, none of which contain hidden GMOs or MSG.

Unlike its competitors, Numanna is made without any ingredients grown with pesticide or herbicides; no transgenic ingredients; no artificial colors or flavors; no hydrogenated oils; no chemical preservatives, and no heavy metals. It's quite literally the safest and most nutritious storable food you'll find anywhere, and it was developed as such to provide true survivalists the nourishment they need in an emergency situation.

"When I realized that the storable foods industry did not offer anything that I would dare eat, I decided to create my own line of delicious, nutritious meals using 95 percent organic ingredients and absolutely NO JUNK," says Adams about Numanna.

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