Disturbing weedkiller ingredient tied to cancer found in 80 percent of US urine samples

I know it's the Guardian, but this is semi-disturbing and definitely more disturbing than the Marburg or Monkey Pox's current fear-mongering. We don't need diseases we are probably killing ourselves already. Need to research more but that's a lot of people to have higher levels than normal in your urine

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More than 80% of urine samples drawn from children and adults in a US health study contained a weedkilling chemical linked to cancer, a finding scientists have called “disturbing” and “concerning”.

The report by a unit of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that out of 2,310 urine samples, taken from a group of Americans intended to be representative of the US population, 1,885 were laced with detectable traces of glyphosate. This is the active ingredient in herbicides sold around the world, including the widely-used Roundup brand. Almost a third of the participants were children ranging from six to 18.

Academics and private researchers have been noting high levels of the herbicide glyphosate in analyses of human urine samples for years. But the CDC has only recently started examining the extent of human exposure to glyphosate in the US, and its work comes at a time of mounting concerns and controversy over how pesticides in food and water impact human and environmental health.

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I remember a few years ago the trolls were adamant about glyphosate being safe until it was proven extremely dangerous 🥶

I semi-remember that think we had run off ruin a couple of creek areas a while back IIRC


reminds me I need to get a water filter installed here

a reply to: putnam6

I remember seeing a study talking about glyphosate poisoning linked to gluten intolerance. There's a link between when the copywrite ran out on round-up and companies started mass-producing the monsanto weed-killer, and incidences of gluten intolerance and other health concerns that were thought linked.

a reply to: putnam6

Academics and private researchers have been noting high levels of the herbicide glyphosate in analyses of human urine samples for years. But the CDC has only recently started examining the extent of human exposure to glyphosate in the US, and its work comes at a time of mounting concerns and controversy over how pesticides in food and water impact human and environmental health.

'Just in the nick of time' to tell us about the mounting concerns over the impact of fertiliser...

What's the solution? Well, in the Netherlands the WEF have indicated that farming is no longer a viable economic activity, and so ridiculously harsh financial taxation has been levied against the farmers until now, when they are at breaking point, literally rioting to demand that their way of life not be interfered with.

Sadly, it seems it may be too late. The issues which have been engineered to impact the supply chain all over the world are deliberately engineered & set in motion by the WEF & captured regulators, hence we can expect to see more of this - unless the world wakes up, looks over at what is happening in neighbour nations, realise it is all connected to the Great Reset plans, and the vaccine murder plans of Bill Gates & the unseen handlers, and take a stand to stop it from happening over there, so it never happens over here. A worldwide general strike would start the ball rolling effectively, just as a warm-up. But how can we energise & motivate the entire world to fight back? What unifying cause or event or leadership could ever cause the entire Western world to stand up & fight back against the WEF?

We've been using it for decades. It would be unrealistic to assume that it ISN'T in our systems.



Graph shows some of the the use of glyphosate from 1990 to 2014. It's sickening. SICKENING.

Well, the study had a background level set at 2.0 parts per million would have been the expected high range and 80% had higher than that

My ass landlord coated the yard in f'ing roundup last week. I been here 8 years and refused to let him, now no choice as I'm having to move. I'm not impressed.

a reply to: vonclod

Your ass has its own landlord?

People have been spraying that crap on their lawns for years, not a surprise.

Spend the money and keep a decent filter, zero water is one that claims they can filter it out.

If there wasn't illness, disease, wars, murders, etc., mankind would have been long gone from existence.

originally posted by: Irishhaf
People have been spraying that crap on their lawns for years, not a surprise.

Spend the money and keep a decent filter, zero water is one that claims they can filter it out.

Well yes of course, except does everyone waters their pets and livestock with filtered water? and what about the wild fauna? we have some damn weird diseases in the deer population that weren't there in the 60s and 80s. I'm not talking just die-offs I'm talking about diseases.

originally posted by: Iconic
a reply to: vonclod

Your ass has its own landlord?

No, my landlord is an ass though

originally posted by: vonclod

originally posted by: Iconic
a reply to: vonclod

Your ass has its own landlord?

No, my landlord is an ass though

He sounds a bit more like what comes out of that ass.
Im glad you are moving out. Warn your neighbors

originally posted by: visitedbythem

originally posted by: vonclod

originally posted by: Iconic
a reply to: vonclod

Your ass has its own landlord?

No, my landlord is an ass though

He sounds a bit more like what comes out of that ass.
Im glad you are moving out. Warn your neighbors

Well, tbh, it was not my desire to move, this has put me in a not good place. Pure unadulterated greed, has put thousands here on the streets, buildings shuttered, landlords forcing tenants to move(all so family can move in..riiiight). We have a less than 1% vacancy rate, and probably 2-3% desperately looking, never seen anything like it. My neighbourhood is littered with motorhomes and 5th wheels, all moving every couple days. I know people right now, with full time union jobs, that have been forced into homeless shelters. It's frankly disgusting..I hate this place, but I think it's happening all over.

a reply to: vonclod

There are old motorhomes and tents all over my city too. Homeless with blankets on sidewalks in shopping centers. Its a pretty sad state of affairs.

a reply to: putnam6

I am aware of the wasting disease if thats what you were referring to but that was first seen in 1967, but you take steps for what you can control.

I cant water the farm animals with filtered water but I can water myself and family with filtered water, heck if you tap the same reservoir that a military base uses you should be using a filter as well any water table under a base is severally contaminated with forever metals.

originally posted by: visitedbythem
a reply to: vonclod

There are old motorhomes and tents all over my city too. Homeless with blankets on sidewalks in shopping centers. Its a pretty sad state of affairs.

For sure it's very sad. We have always had some issues with the homeless, but generally they are people living the street life by choice to some degree, and the addicts and mentally ill. This is something different, probably in your experience as well.

Sorry for going off topic

a reply to: Irishhaf

You need more then a carbon filter for certain chemicals and pesticides. There is a special lower filter in my set up to catch those, and it only last 3 months a pop. Im overdue on changing my lowers now. The upper carbons last a long time, depending on our water quality

a reply to: visitedbythem

yea the house I have in Georgia has its own multi stage filtration system, but up in alaska I am kinda stuck till the VA stops screwing me so I have the cash to get a quality filtration, so for now its a pitcher from zero water till we are more squared away up here. This one is all over the state and supposedly does a decent job of getting forever metals out.