Sentences with phrase «if golden rice»

of cooked rice every day in order to get sufficient Vitamin A, if golden rice were her only source of the nutrient.

«Even if golden rice is successfully introduced... a woman would need to eat 16 lbs.

d) to produce the grains that will be used for a nutritional study that is planned to be conducted if Golden Rice receives biosafety approval from the Philippine government.

The field trials are an important step in evaluating if Golden Rice is safe and effective, and can be planted, grown, and harvested just like other popular rice varieties.

If Golden Rice is deployed, they will also help ensure that it reaches those most in need.

Golden Rice would only be made available broadly to farmers and consumers in the Philippines if it is approved by national regulators as safe, if the seeds and grain meet farmers» and consumers» expectations, and if Golden Rice is shown to improve vitamin A status in community conditions.

«Golden Rice field trials are part of our work to see if Golden Rice can be a safe and effective way to reduce vitamin A deficiency in the Philippines — to reduce malnutrition,» said Dr. Bruce Tolentino, deputy director general of communications and partnerships at IRRI.

The depravity of their cynicism astounds even a crusty old bird like me: If Golden Rice is a success and effectively reduces blindness, disease, and death caused by vitamin A deficiency in millions of rice consumers, it will pave the way for other GM food crops that may be healthier for people and good for the environment.

If Golden Rice is approved by national regulators, Helen Keller International and university partners will conduct a controlled community study to ascertain if eating Golden Rice every day improves vitamin A status.

It also applied for Direct Use, wherein target populations will be fed with Golden Rice to ascertain if Golden Rice is effective in providing Vitamin A to humans.

If Golden Rice will be approved, our future as farmers will be at risk.

Not exact matches

Orange Cardamom Hazelnut Dark Chocolate Florentines (gluten free) 1/2 cup (65 g) hazelnuts 1 1/2 cup (120 g) quick oats (make sure to use certified gluten free if that is a concern) 1/4 cup (35 g) oat flour (make sure to use certified gluten free if that is a concern) 3 tablespoons + 1 teaspoon (30 g) sorghum flour 3 tablespoons (30 g) sweet rice flour 2 tablespoons (18 g) golden flax meal Zest of 2 medium blood oranges 1/2 teaspoon cardamom 1/4 teaspoon sea salt 1/2 cup + 3 tablespoons (150 g) unsalted butter 2 tablespoons heavy cream 1/4 cup molasses (not blackstrap) 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 4 oz of dark chocolate (make sure to use certified gluten free if that is a concern)

* If ever there was a clear - cut cause for outrage, it is the concerted campaign by Greenpeace and other nongovernmental organizations, as well as by individuals, against Golden Rice.

If you have a corn allergy, you can proabably use tapioca syrup, brown rice syrup, or golden syrup since they have a similar texture, but I haven't tested them.

Once the rice has attained a golden color, add tomato, onion, garlic, chicken stock, cumin, tomato paste, Knorr bouillon, and if desired, jalapeno.

In the same skillet, toast the coconut, stirring constantly, just until it begins to turn golden (note: toasting the coconut second will help unstick any toasted rice flour that's stuck in the grooves of your pan if you have a textured pan like me).

Testbiotech pointed out this study and the unintended effects of Golden Rice which «show genetic instability if they are crossed with other varieties; these were not discussed by FSANZ even though they are also relevant for food safety».

Its proponents, Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) and International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), have applied a permit under Direct Use, wherein target populations will be fed with Golden Rice to test if the genetically modified rice is effective in providing Vitamin A to humRice Research Institute (PhilRice) and International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), have applied a permit under Direct Use, wherein target populations will be fed with Golden Rice to test if the genetically modified rice is effective in providing Vitamin A to humRice Research Institute (IRRI), have applied a permit under Direct Use, wherein target populations will be fed with Golden Rice to test if the genetically modified rice is effective in providing Vitamin A to humRice to test if the genetically modified rice is effective in providing Vitamin A to humrice is effective in providing Vitamin A to humans.

In short, Golden Rice will only be made available broadly to farmers and consumers in the Philippines if it is approved by national regulators and shown to reduce vitamin A deficiency in community conditions.

The trials are an essential part of the scientific research process that helps us learn about Golden Rice and find out if it could be a safe and effective way to help reduce vitamin A deficiency.

It also summarizes the extensive health consequences of vitamin A deficiency and the contribution that Golden Rice could make to addressing it, if it becomes available.

If approved by government regulators, Golden Rice would be the first type of GM food that can help improve people's nutrition.

If proven to be efficacious and improve vitamin A status, Golden Rice has the potential to be an intervention that could be used to complement these proven VAD control approaches.

If you care to look closer, you can see the Golden Rice field trial approvals: Golden Rice is on page 5 and 6 under the Philippine Rice Research Institute.

Later on, nutrition experts will assess the bio-efficacy of Golden Rice to see if it could be a food - based strategy to address vitamin A deficiency.

Activists raise concerns that we are all interested in, which science can help address, but if such scientific research is shut down, then we can not answer the important questions on the safety and huge potential benefits of Golden Rice.

To further minimize the possible accidental mixing of Golden Rice, if it is approved, with other rice varieties, we plan to work with rice producers in areas where Golden Rice could be grown to develop guidelines for cultivation, harvest, transport, storage, and processing of rice to help keep it separRice, if it is approved, with other rice varieties, we plan to work with rice producers in areas where Golden Rice could be grown to develop guidelines for cultivation, harvest, transport, storage, and processing of rice to help keep it separrice varieties, we plan to work with rice producers in areas where Golden Rice could be grown to develop guidelines for cultivation, harvest, transport, storage, and processing of rice to help keep it separrice producers in areas where Golden Rice could be grown to develop guidelines for cultivation, harvest, transport, storage, and processing of rice to help keep it separRice could be grown to develop guidelines for cultivation, harvest, transport, storage, and processing of rice to help keep it separrice to help keep it separate.

Knowing more about the bioavailability of the beta carotene in Golden Rice helps determine if it can improve vitamin A status.

If approved by national regulators and found to be safe and efficacious, IRRI and its partners will work together to introduce Golden Rice as another food - based approach to improve vitamin A status.

They're completely refined sugar free, and only contain a small amount of coconut sugar which can be substituted for rice syrup if you want an even lower fructose option (though they won't look quite as golden).

Bake tomatoes for 15 minutes, uncovered, at 400F Step 5: Mix rice or quinoa, onions and peppers and spices (sprinkle with bread crumbs if desired) Step 6: Remove tomatoes from oven and stuff with the rice mixture Step 7: Place tomatoes back into the glass dish and then bake for an additional 10 minutes until stuffing is golden and bubbly.

If approved by national regulators, Golden Rice may still be a few years away from being grown in farmer's fields or sold at the corner store, but we're excited to share these milestones of progress.

If you've been wondering how to add a thin, golden crust to your fluffy white rice without burning the house down, we've got a secret to tell you: It's way easier than you think.

The simple question now is this: If anti-GMO campaigners do manage to delay the launch of golden rice, how many more children will die?

If so, then golden rice will be delayed for many months, or even longer if more vandalism is done or if the anti-GMO activists find other strategies to hamper and delay the scientists» worIf so, then golden rice will be delayed for many months, or even longer if more vandalism is done or if the anti-GMO activists find other strategies to hamper and delay the scientists» worif more vandalism is done or if the anti-GMO activists find other strategies to hamper and delay the scientists» worif the anti-GMO activists find other strategies to hamper and delay the scientists» work.

The paper said that in 2008, 68 children in Hengyang, Hunan province, were fed golden rice — a GM variety of rice — to test if it could help children with vitamin A deficiencies.

You could instead use rice protein powder or golden pea protein powder if the color is going to be an insurmountable issue, but the hemp powder has the most bang for the buck.

Bake tomatoes for 15 minutes, uncovered, at 400F Step 5: Mix rice or quinoa, onions and peppers and spices (sprinkle with bread crumbs if desired) Step 6: Remove tomatoes from oven and stuff with the rice mixture Step 7: Place tomatoes back into the glass dish and then bake for an additional 10 minutes until stuffing is golden and bubbly.

We can only dream about how different the outlook for GMO foods would be today if the world's first extensive experience with the technology had been a product like golden rice, engineered specifically to address a critical malnutrition problem, vitamin A deficiency, that blinds hundreds of thousands of children every year in Africa and Southeast Asia.

The long - running debate over genetically modified rice in the Philippines has intensified, with farmers warning of damage to their livelihoods if so - called «Golden Rice» is allowed to be commercially grown, while scientists argue it could save lirice in the Philippines has intensified, with farmers warning of damage to their livelihoods if so - called «Golden Rice» is allowed to be commercially grown, while scientists argue it could save liRice» is allowed to be commercially grown, while scientists argue it could save lives.

If we allow this golden rice, and depend for nutrition on it, we might further lose these crops, our children losing knowledge of the importance of other crops such as green leafy vegetables.»

She adds that, «While golden rice is still in its pre-introductory stage, it is being promoted as if the poor have been asked if they wanted it and said «yes».»

It is claimed Friends of the Earth colleagues said: «If we lose the Golden Rice battle, we lose the GMO war.»

* 1 cup gluten - free oats * 3/4 cup dried, unsweetened coconut * 1/3 cup brown rice flour * 1/3 cup oat flour (I ground my gluten - free oats in a coffee grinder) * 1/3 cup potato starch * 3/4 cup sugar * 1/4 cup brown sugar * 1 teaspoon baking soda * 1 teaspoon xanthan gum * 1/2 cup butter * 1 Tablespoon honey (or Golden Syrup if you can find it) * 2 Tablespoons boiling water

This is the type of diet that is attained from biodiverse farming — the opposite of what will occur if GM crops like golden rice get planted on a large scale, requiring the removal of all other competing life forms.

And if you divert funds from existing effective programs to Golden Rice, which is estimated to be 5 times more expensive than existing interventions that are known to be effective, will you simply be taking YLLs from one column (protein - energy deficiency) and putting them in another, more expensive one?

That makes me ask: «If — «Golden rice ticked all the boxes: it did not have a rent - seeking corporate owner, it was adequately tested, it was close to the ideal for this kind of intervention, it would have significantly enhanced the lives of some of the world's poor people» — then what is holding it up?»

This has been going on for 20 years — I remember Greenpeace's very first press release about Golden Rice and how it was dangerous because people (who were dying from VAD) might overdose on vitamin A. Then, when they realized the vitamin levels were low, they turned things around and started saying it wouldn't work at all (as if VAD is a binary problem — lack of vitamin A is a distribution of concentration so any increase will help some people).

@Ikonoclast Are you really expecting me to believe that there has not been a campaign against Golden Rice by green groups or that if there was one it was ineffective so it doesn't matter?

If one checks the timeline of golden rice development, one can see that most if not all delays have been due to the unreadiness of the product itselIf one checks the timeline of golden rice development, one can see that most if not all delays have been due to the unreadiness of the product itselif not all delays have been due to the unreadiness of the product itself.