Paul Saladino· MD
and as you'll see the environmental working group has done numerous studies on Cheerios other breakfast cereals oats and wheat containing crackers that show there is a significant amount of glyphosate in those products
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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.
and as you'll see the environmental working group has done numerous studies on Cheerios other breakfast cereals oats and wheat containing crackers that show there is a significant amount of glyphosate in those products
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they tested 28 samples there were glyphosate in there was glyphosate in 28 of them and there were 26 of the 28 that had levels of glyphosate above the environmental working groups Benchmark for glyphosate which is 160 parts per billion
Quaker Oatmeal was flagged for having some of the highest levels of glyphosate
found the highest levels of glyphosate found in the lab and this was somewhere in the ballpark of almost 3,000 parts per billion in Quaker oatmeal squares breakfast cereal and by the way to put that in context that's nearly 18 times higher than the environmental working groups Children's Health Ben Benchmark