Tag: Glyphosate
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We’re Not Gluten Intolerant, We’re Glyphosate Intolerant
Study blames Roundup herbicide for gluten intolerance and celiac disease
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Study: Gluten-Free Foods Contain More Arsenic, Mercury and Roundup than Wheat
The gluten-free diet trend is taking millions of consumers for a ride, says the Weston A. Price Foundation. A non-profit organization dedicated to restoring nutrient-dense foods to the American diet, the board members of WAP have never been fans of the gluten-free “craze.” But a recent study and testing by the Canadian government have just…
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Mexico Bans Monsanto’s Roundup Herbicide
Mexico announces a plan to be 100% glyphosate-free by 2024
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Glyphosate Found in All 5 Major Orange Juice Brands Tested
Roundup, it’s what’s for breakfast! Monsanto’s herbicide is in your cereal and your orange juice, tests confirm.
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Monsanto Asks Judge to Throw Out Jury’s $289 Million Cancer Verdict
When a jury found Monsanto’s Roundup weedkiller responsible for causing a man’s non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma it set a dangerous precedent for 8000 similar cases against the agro-chemical giant, a precedent Monsanto wants overturned
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Monsanto Stock Price Plummets After Cancer Rulings
Bayer might be regretting buying Monsanto, as Roundup liabilities add up
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Roundup Found in Popular Kids’ Cereals, Oatmeal and Granola Bars
Weed killer, it’s what’s for breakfast! Environmental Working Group finds glyphosate in almost all conventional oat products, and some organic ones. Here’s the list of best and worst brands: The Environmental Working Group found glyphosateUpload Files in almost 43 of 45 conventional oat products and 5 of 16 organic oat products it tested, including popular…
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Beekeepers Sue Monsanto Over RoundUp in Honey
French beekeepers’ union is suing Monsanto after finding glyphosate in its honey
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Study Shows Roundup and Fungicide Attract Bees, Then Kill Them
Scientists Worry About Implications for Global Food Supply With hundreds of North American bee species on the verge of extinction, a new study brings us closer to the culprits — fungicide and herbicide that attract them and then kill them.