Topic: Medicago

A report by Greg Reese details the integration of mRNA technology and gene editing into the food supply, including livestock and produce. He highlights companies like Medicago that use plants as "mini bioreactors" to produce vaccine-like particles. Reese warns that new laws in the UK and lobbying in the US allow gene-edited food to be sold without clear labeling, potentially contaminating the diet of the unvaccinated.

Medicago is utilizing gene-editing technology to transform common plants like bananas, lettuce, and potatoes into mini bioreactors for vaccine production. The process involves synthesizing virus codes into biological products and using Agrobacterium tunfaciens to insert genetic instructions into plant cells via a vacuum bath. These plants then produce virus-like particles intended for human consumption as edible vaccines.