Monsanto’s Infertility-Linked Roundup Found in All Urine Samples Tested

A recent study  conducted by a German university found very high concentrations of Glyphosate, a carcinogenic chemical found in herbicides like Monsanto’s Roundup, in all urine samples tested. The amount of glyphosate found in the  urine was staggering, with each sample containing concentrations at 5 to  20-fold the limit established for drinking water. This is just one more  piece of evidence that herbicides are, at the very least, being sprayed out of  control.

Glyphosate in Monsanto’s Roundup Impacting Global Health

This news comes only one month after it was found that glyphosate,  contained in Monsanto’s Roundup, is contaminating  the groundwater in the areas in which it is used. What does this  mean? It means that toxic glyphosate is now polluting the  world’s drinking water through the widespread contamination  of aquifers, wells and springs. The recent reports of glyphosate showing up  in all urine samples only enhances these past findings.

Monsanto continues to make the claim that their Roundup products are  completely safe for both animals and humans. However many environmentalists,  scientists , activists, and even doctors say otherwise. Glyphosate radically  affects the metabolism of plants in a negative way. It is a systemic poison  preventing the formation of essential amino acids, leading to weakened plants  which ultimately die from it.

A formula seems to have been made to not only ruin the agricultural system,  but also compromise the health of millions of people worldwide. With the invent  of Monsanto’s Roundup Ready crops, resistant  superweeds are taking over farmland and public health is being  attacked. As it turns out, glyphosate is also leaving behind its  residue on Roundup Ready crops, causing further potential concern for  public health. Glyphosate is even contributing to escalating  rates of mental illness and obesity through the depletion of  beneficial gut flora that directly regulates these functions. But it certainly  doesn’t stop there.

Sources :

1. Natural Society
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3. Author : Mike Barrett

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