The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
One of the problems I have with feedlot feeding of animals is increased levels of persistent organic pollutants from the feeding troughs and the grains which are sprayed with things like atrazine glyphosate - 4 D they can also be moldy grains with mycotoxins like if you Mohsen in or others all sorts of molds that can be on those grains that lead to the cattle becoming sick
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So, if you're eating a cow, just like Evan said, these mold toxins appear to be passed from placenta to through the placenta from mother to baby. They're going to accumulate in a cow and you're going to eat meat. If the meat is fed grains, the meat could be higher in mold toxins as well.
why feed a cow grains to fatten ups prematurely grains that are full of glyphosate hopefully not as much in the future grains that are full of other pesticides grades that are full of mold and mold toxins if you heard the previous podcast i had done with evan brand you will know that cattle are a contaminant cattle are contaminated with mycotoxins because they're fed grains that are moldy
the grass-fed beef, if it's from a good farm, is much less likely to have glyphosate sprayed on the grains, mold toxins in the grains, and contaminants in the meat.
those grains are probably sprayed with pesticides like glyphosate they could have mold mold toxins there's all kinds of stuff that can get in those grains