The harmful effects of Glyphosate (and what you can do about it)

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Have you been eating a dangerous dose of poison without even knowing it?!
Chances are your food is packed with far more than just nutritional value.
Since the 1970s, we've seen a huge increase of a herbicide called glyphosate on our food crops - scientists estimate that over 150,000 tonnes are sprayed annually across America!
The amount of this herbicide used on agricultural crops has increased about 100-fold since it was first introduced in 1974, and 70% of Americans today have glyphosate showing up in their urine - yikes!
Is this widespread use of glyphosate something we should be worried about?
Why have
many countries in Europe banned or heavily restricted the use of glyphosate?
And why is the science behind this chemical so murky?
If you’re ready to get the lowdown on glyphosate, this week's video is your go-to crash course for understanding this pervasive chemical. We'll explore its potential impacts, from body and brain health to longevity-and then finish up with some useful tips to keep yourself from harm.
Tune in for a wild ride and get ready to unearth everything there is to know about this murky mystery that might just surprise you...
Notes:
For the notes section:
If you live in the States, you can also use the Environmental Working Group’s database to find the latest quality reports for your drinking water at www.ewg.org/tapwater/.
To learn more about glyphosate, read our article here- goodnesslover.com/blogs/healt...
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  • @michelleminah8074
    @michelleminah807411 ай бұрын

    Thank you for shining light on this important issue!! I’ve known of glyphosate for years, as i read / listen to scientific articles… when I worked as a nurse i’d ask every pt who had lymphoma if they’d been exposed to glyphosate and all admitted that yes, they’d worked with it in their past. I have friends whose dogs died of lymphoma and i asked if they’d sprayed roundup in their yards and yes, they had! Very scary! I try to eat all organic and don’t use any chemicals in my garden, yard or house, but I’m sure I’m still exposed to the glyphosate that’s everywhere now . Wish there was something that could reverse bad effects in our bodies. Thanks again for bringing attention again to this horrible chemical!

  • @Caleb-nc9qs
    @Caleb-nc9qs8 күн бұрын

    Love the wealth of info on this, grateful.❤❤❤

  • @mailegarcia4248
    @mailegarcia424811 ай бұрын

    Thank you for sharing this important information. I love all the great information you share with the world!

  • @andresmazuera1717
    @andresmazuera17179 ай бұрын

    Hello Sarah. Congratulations! This is very interesting and eye-opening. Your work is definitely helping many people, and the diffusion of all the data you share in your videos should reach more than English-speaking people. Spanish, French, Italian, and other languages can boost your message and get more followers/supporters. I'd like to know if your videos are translated into other languages. If so, please guide me through them and if not, I encourage you to do it. I'll gladly help other cultures/countries/languages get your message.

  • @GoodnessLover

    @GoodnessLover

    9 ай бұрын

    Thank you for your kind words and support! Currently, our videos are available in English only, but we appreciate your suggestion and enthusiasm for making our content accessible to a broader audience in different languages. Your encouragement means a lot to us!

  • @ursularudman7008
    @ursularudman70083 ай бұрын

    Thank you so good info Sad we have to be worry what we eat

  • @GoodnessLover

    @GoodnessLover

    3 ай бұрын

    Thank you for your feedback!😊

  • @robinlocksley3381
    @robinlocksley338111 ай бұрын

    Great presentation that I'll keep for reference. I've read that Non-GMO doesn't mean Glyphosphate free. Also, even organic products may have some Glyphosate present. Personally, I'm interested in which wine, beer and spirits are adulterated. Glyphosphate is used as a drying agent for wheat and other grains. I've seen a table testing about 20 beers and the results are disheartening. Any further references or thoughts?

  • @kenzielove99
    @kenzielove99Ай бұрын

    Unfortunately, organic labels still have glyphosate added. Especially wheat and grain in the US. The only way to avoid glyphosate in the US is to stop consuming American wheat and grain. I buy my flour and bread products from a European grocery store near my house.

  • @GoodnessLover

    @GoodnessLover

    Ай бұрын

    Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us!😊

  • @bobmarslek15
    @bobmarslek1524 күн бұрын

    I'll just avoid plants

  • @jgoodwin977
    @jgoodwin97711 ай бұрын

    Sweet beets as in beetroot?

  • @SherryLowe-ss3ez
    @SherryLowe-ss3ezКүн бұрын

    Some foods that are labeled Non-GMO are still sprayed with glyphosate as a drying agent. My friend is hyper-sensitive to it and only buys organic. She has still reacted and after testing, discovered this to be true.

  • @GoodnessLover

    @GoodnessLover

    Күн бұрын

    Thank you for sharing your insight. Your friend's experience with glyphosate sensitivity and the necessity to choose organic foods is understandable. Organic certification standards typically prohibit the use of synthetic pesticides, including glyphosate. However, there are still possibilities of cross-contamination and other factors that might lead to trace amounts of glyphosate in organic products. Regular testing and thorough research are essential to ensure the purity of the food consumed. It's also important to always consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice and testing if you suspect chemical sensitivities or other health issues.

  • @The55scarecrow
    @The55scarecrow11 ай бұрын

    I have high levels of ammonium in my blood from using the groundwater In a farm community in Mexico. It has aged me a lot over the last few months .

  • @Caleb-nc9qs

    @Caleb-nc9qs

    8 күн бұрын

    Irish Seamoss ,honey fasting look for no glyphosate signs don't lose hope in how amazingly resilient the human body God gave us is friend praying for you. Salam.

  • @anonymousguest9290
    @anonymousguest92902 ай бұрын

    Sodium chlorite oxidizes glyphosate. However I don't know if this can do anything about the glycine substitution that happens when glyphosate encodes into the proteins.

  • @GoodnessLover

    @GoodnessLover

    2 ай бұрын

    Hi managing glyphosate's effects, including its potential impact on proteins, is complex. Exploring natural detox methods, like increasing our intake of nitrate-rich vegetables (e.g., arugula, spinach, beets) to support the body's detox processes, can be beneficial​​.

  • @anonymousguest9290

    @anonymousguest9290

    2 ай бұрын

    @@GoodnessLover Eating carotenoid rich foods like spinach and beets would not be advised as glyphosate disables the liver CYP26 enzymes needed for their conversion which ultimately leads to hypervitaminosis A.

  • @GoodnessLover

    @GoodnessLover

    2 ай бұрын

    @@anonymousguest9290 Thank you for sharing your insight.

  • @anonymousguest9290

    @anonymousguest9290

    2 ай бұрын

    @@GoodnessLover It cost me 8 years of my life living with undiagnosed intracranial hypertension from "vitamin" A. I've never supplemented with A in my life however eating low A has allowed me to recover quite rapidly this past year. I point the finger for this squarely at glyphosate poisoning.

  • @sherri.
    @sherri.11 ай бұрын

    Wish I could listen but the music is too distracting.