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Daily Archives: December 11, 2012

Beware: there could be GMOs in your pastured eggs

Natural LivingBy Courtney AlinaDecember 11, 20123 Comments
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Eggs. Should seem simple, right? But these days, with all the marketing gobbledygook to sift through, it can take a mini-handbook just to figure out what you’re buying. Today, between 95-98% of eggs sold in the United States are from battery cage hens. These poor hens spend their entire lives, crammed 4-5 hens to a…

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