It seems the more harm biotechnology poses, the more governments encourage it

The biotechnology industry has a culture of extreme risk-taking.  And there is a lack of regulation by authorities and a tendency to ignore the dangers of the research biotechnologists are undertaking.

Despite significant gaps in knowledge about genetic functions and potential risks to human health and the environment, biotechnologists are pushing forward with gene editing and synthetic biology.

Take the covid gene therapy injections, called “covid vaccines,” as an example.  Studies have found links between covid vaccination and increased cancer risk, as well as elevated mortality rates. Instead of acknowledging these risks, governments are deregulating biotechnology experimentation.

Dr. Guy Hatchard argues that the industry’s focus on biotechnology solutions is misguided.  Simple, cost-effective approaches like natural diets and exercise have been shown to improve health outcomes.  The billions of dollars spent on biotechnology research would be better spent on promoting these proven natural solutions.

It seems the more harm biotechnology poses, the more governments encourage it