That last article doesn't seem to be related, unless it's really screwed up in translation - it's about rats bedding in corn, not hamsters eating soy. Also, th

That last article doesn't seem to be related, unless it's really screwed up in translation - it's about rats bedding in corn, not hamsters eating soy. Also, the article only mentions the word genetic once, and has this to say: Although we have not directly quantified the levels of LTX-diol or THF-diol in corncob bedding by GC-MS, it is clear from HPLC analysis of a number of corncob extracts that the concentration of these disruptor/mitogenic agents in different lots or varieties of corncob, and genetically engineered corn, vary significantly So it sounds to me like this substance occurs in all sorts of corn, GM or not...