Paul Saladino· MD
glyphosate has been shown to do a lot of things in the human body it probably kills certain bacteria and the microbiome by inhibiting the Shikha main pathway
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glyphosate has been shown to do a lot of things in the human body it probably kills certain bacteria and the microbiome by inhibiting the Shikha main pathway
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but because our guts are so messed up from glyphosate we don't have those microbes there to digest and basically degrade these mycotoxins
imagine your gut as a soil system and now drinking and eating an antibiotic on a daily basis you start to decimate that population
And we know glyphosate in parts per billion can damage beneficial microbes.
So if you're not eating 100% organic, try to go that direction because these trace amounts of pesticides are also worsening the dispiosis.