Right lets go from the start.
"The American Academy of Environmental Medicine (AAEM) doesnâ(TM)t think so. The Academy reported that âoeSeveral animal studies indicate serious health risks associated with GM food,â including infertility, immune problems, accelerated aging, faulty insulin regulation, and changes in major organs and the gastrointestinal system. The AAEM asked physicians to advise patients to avoid GM foods."
Wow, that sounds scary. and the American Academy of Environmental Medicine sounds like a very serious organisation who's opinion should hold a lot of weight.
Wait what's this...
"Letter to the Los Angeles Unified School District regarding installation of WiFi systems in the school district."
http://aaemonline.org/images/LettertoLAUSD.pdf
"In recent years ourmembers and colleagues have reported an increase in patients
whose symptoms are reversible by eliminating wirelessradiating devicesin their
homessuch as cell phones, cordless phones and wirelessinternetsystems."
They're the wifi allergy nuts.
They're quacks.
The rest isn't much better.
They cite mostly eco-newspapers with a few papers on how high levels of pesticides or herbicides can cause problems in high doses.
Mostly it's just a list of claims with a lot of it totally uncited like the hamsters claim. But I happen to have come across that one before. there was a preliminary announcement that some russian scientist had done research that showed all these terrible evil effects of GMO's and that the paper would be published *within a few months*.
it did the rounds of all the normal anti science sites like naturalnews and facebook.
that was 3 years ago and no paper ever turned up.