"If you simply believe the Bible then that's sufficient for you, but the world is asking good questions and if we can't answer the good questions that the world is asking then they have no reason to listen to us at all." -  Dr. Grady McMurtry 

There is a great misconception that faith and science cannot co-exist, but the reality is that they work best together, especially when the science is done in truth without bias. 

“When you eat genetically modified foods, we are eating a class of micro-RNA’s that have never been in the world before, and yet, these micro-RNA’s are picked up by our own biology and adjust our genetics... If that’s true, why would you risk your life eating a genetically modified food containing micro-RNA’s that could totally distort our own biology and cause great problems in our lives” – Bruce Lipton, PhD


Perspective is everything. It is the way that we perceive a thing that can either pacify us to "go along" with it or drive us into full-engaged resistance against it. Educating others about potential dangers of GMO's (genetically modified organisms) and pushing for the labeling of GMO products can be an uphill climb in the face of the Billions of dollars in play by those who want them implemented through deceptive research and industrial bullying of the "little guy" (farmers and independent researchers). Yet, what I appreciate about this documentary is that it doesn't try to push you to believe every statement of every commentator, but it does provide a multi-faceted "perspective" from them all. It not only informs but leads us in taking a greater responsibility for our health as well as weighty considerations for what we will be leaving to future generations. No turning back.
 

"No physician in his right senses would prescribe for a person he has never met, whose medical history he does not know, a substance which is intended to create bodily change, with the advice: 'Take as much as you like, but you will take it for the rest of your life because some children suffer from tooth decay. ' It is a preposterous notion."  -    Dr Peter Mansfield,member of a Fluoride Working Group, UK National Health Service 

The question here, dear friends, is not about the toxicity of fluoride in it's various forms and sources, but is there an intentional agenda in place to misrepresent what is known (or not known) concerning implementing fluoride into our water supply, let alone our toothpaste.