Well, she's lucky, getting to eat 3 times every day. Most of the world isn't that fortunate. Look, I agree that Monsanto's practices are deplorable. I agree that DNA should not be protected under copyright or patent laws. But,  GMO's (Genetically Modified Organisms)  are vital to our continued prosperity. GMO's are not just food. GMO's produce many drugs that would otherwise be prohibitively expensive or unethical to produce. Human Insulin is one of those drugs (without which, millions of diabetics would die). GMO's also make fuels and other chemicals for industrial use. They can also break down toxic chemicals that would otherwise take tens to millions of years to break down otherwise. Humans have been (mildly) genetically modifying organisms for tens of thousands of years through selective breeding (farm cows are not found in the wild, nether are poodles or beef tomatoes). Even in natural settings bacteria have been known to take genes from one organism's cells and then a few generations later insert that genetic code into another organism that could not possibly breed with the first organism.  Viruses also genetically modify organisms (odds are if you are reading this (and are human) you yourself have been genetically modified through viral infection).