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Monsanto’s “Roundup” Herbicide is Destroying Our Bodies
Originally posted on Illuminate:
Photo by http://greenupgrader.com ? From CredoAction.com: In case you weren’t sure yet if the massive use of the herbicide glyphosate – also known as Monsanto’s Roundup – was cause for concern, here’s the sobering takeaway from…
Posted in agriculture, food, human health
Tagged Altzheimer's disease, America, antibiotic, autism, biotechnology, cancer, chelator, child, coeliac disease, diabetes, disease, Europe, food safety, genetic modification, glyphosate, herbicide, hormone, human, law, liver, milk, Monsanto, obesity, Parkinson's disease, pesticide, plant_dicot, plant_monocot, research, Roundup, Roundup Ready crop, soya, staple food, Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, wheat, woman
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Weedkiller as a pathway to human disease
The world’s best-selling weedkiller is called Roundup. It’s supposed to be harmless to people but now there’s evidence that it can induce several human diseases. Roundup (aka glyphosate) is in the news because some of the most popular genetically modified … Continue reading
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Tagged Altzheimer's disease, autism, biotechnology, cancer, crop, crop variety, depression, diabetes, disease, gastrointestinal disease, genetic modification, glyphosate, heart disease, herbicide, herbicide resistance, human, infertility, Monsanto, nutrition, obesity, pesticide, plant_dicot, plant_monocot, research, Roundup, Roundup Ready crop, seed, weed
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