Disturbing news indeed from NaturalHealth365.
And I quote:
"According to research scientist Stephanie Seneff, PhD, autism – which she calls “the most pressing disease in the world today” – could affect 50 percent of the children born in the United States by the year 2025. And, although many in the corporately-controlled scientific community roll their eyes at such a warning, Dr. Seneff believes that glyphosate has a lot to do with the problem.
To arrive at her chilling prediction, Dr. Seneff reports that she merely extended the exponential curve that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has employed in their research on rates of autism spectrum disorder over the past three decades. In 2014, the CDC released data on the prevalence of autism in the United States, reporting that the condition affects one in 68 children.
Dr. Seneff maintains that skyrocketing autism rates are linked with glyphosate, the toxic herbicide in Monsanto’s Roundup. In addition to autism, Dr. Seneff reports that glyphosate has been linked to a plethora of diseases and conditions, including ADHD, food allergies, asthma, leaky gut, IBD, Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, heart disease and cancer. Glyphosate’s effect on human health, says Dr. Seneff, is nothing short of “devastating.”
- Glyphosate disrupts hormones
- Glyphosate interferes with the metabolism of cholesterol
- Glyphosate impairs the liver’s ability to detoxify the body
- Glyphosate disturbs the vital balance of the gut microbiome.
GOOD DIET IDEAS TO HELP PROTECT YOUR HEALTH:
I've shared some of the key points from the article but on the bright side, the lady doctor (an MIT senior research scientist) recommends "a certified organic diet [as] probably the most significant action you can take." But also...
eat more cholesterol
wild-caught seafood
organic eggs
Brussels sprouts (yep!) and "as many greens, herbs and spices as possible such as, onions, garlic, parsley, basil, cilantro and dandelion greens"
MSM.
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