Glyphosate: A Hidden Health Crisis and How to Protect Yourself

Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, has become a major player in modern agriculture. While it was initially introduced as a simple herbicide to kill weeds, its wide-reaching effects on health have only recently begun to be understood. 🌾💀

Learn more in the video “Toxic Legacy: The Impact of Glyphosate on Public Health and the Environment” - https://odysee.com/@DoctorMercola:2/seneff-glyphosate-public-health:c?src=embed

How Glyphosate Impacts Your Gut and Health

Glyphosate isn’t just harmful to plants—it’s also incredibly toxic to humans, especially when consumed over time. One of its most damaging actions is its ability to act as a metal chelator, which means it binds to essential minerals in the body, making them unavailable for our gut microbes. These microbes depend on minerals for their enzymes to function properly, and without them, the balance of gut health is severely disrupted. 🦠

The Rise in Celiac Disease and Glyphosate Usage

There is a strong correlation between the increasing prevalence of celiac disease and the rising use of glyphosate on wheat. Glyphosate is often sprayed on non-GMO crops, including wheat, oats, barley, and legumes like chickpeas and lentils, right before harvest as a drying agent. As these crops are heavily sprayed, glyphosate residues end up in our food supply, contributing to conditions like celiac disease. 🌾

Glyphosate’s Role in Vaccine Damage

It gets worse. Glyphosate has been found to bind with aluminum, a toxic metal used in many vaccines as an adjuvant. This process allows glyphosate and aluminum to penetrate critical barriers in the body, such as the gut and blood-brain barrier, leading to the potential for autoimmune responses and neurological damage. Studies have shown that glyphosate exposure makes these barriers more porous, worsening the adverse effects of vaccines and contributing to conditions like autism. 🧠

Glyphosate’s Impact on Gut Microbes and Autoimmunity

By disrupting the shikimate pathway, which is present in both plants and microbes, glyphosate kills beneficial gut bacteria like lactobacillus. These bacteria are vital for breaking down proteins like gluten and casein, and without them, your body becomes susceptible to autoimmune reactions. This can eventually lead to an overactive immune system that attacks your own tissues—resulting in autoimmune diseases. 💔

Other Health Issues Linked to Glyphosate

Research by experts like Stephanie Seneff, Ph.D., in her book Toxic Legacy: How the Weedkiller Glyphosate Is Destroying Our Health and the Environment, shows that glyphosate’s damage is slow but subtle—it can lead to serious diseases like diabetes, obesity, Alzheimer’s, and even cancer. By disrupting essential metabolic processes and mitochondrial function, glyphosate exacerbates many health issues that are now common in modern society. ⚠️

What Can You Do to Protect Yourself?

Fortunately, there are steps you can take to protect your health from glyphosate exposure:

1. Choose Organic or Biodynamic Foods 🌿
Organic farming prohibits the use of glyphosate, so by choosing organic or biodynamic foods, you can significantly reduce your exposure.

2. Support Your Gut with Nutritional Supplements 💊
Probiotics, fermented foods, and specific nutrients like glycine and sulfur can help restore gut health and mitigate glyphosate’s damaging effects.

3. Focus on a High-Sulfur Diet 🥦
Glyphosate can cause sulfur deficiencies, so consuming foods rich in sulfur, such as cruciferous vegetables, garlic, and onions, may help replenish your body’s sulfur stores.

4. Take Glycine Supplements 🧬
Glycine helps to neutralize the harmful effects of glyphosate by preventing it from disrupting vital enzymes in the body.

5. Avoid Processed Vegetable Oils 🛑
Glyphosate is commonly found in oils like canola and soybean oil, so limiting these oils in your diet can reduce your exposure.

Glyphosate may be a hidden toxin in your daily life, but by making mindful choices, you can protect yourself and your family.

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