New Groundbreaking Glyphosate Study

A Missouri court just upheld a $611 million verdict against Bayer…

For three individuals who developed cancer after being exposed to glyphosate.

Glyphosate is a commonly used herbicide and the active ingredient in Roundup weedkiller.

Bayer is currently facing 67,000 more lawsuits, with over $4 billion already awarded.

This should be a national scandal, but it barely made headlines.

Meanwhile, a major new study was quietly published earlier this year—and the findings are alarming.

This wasn’t a correlation or a mouse study.

It was a 2-year controlled trial on rats, exposed to glyphosate from prenatal life through 104 weeks—the gold standard for cancer research.

Here’s what they found:

• Even at the “safe” dose, rats developed multiple forms of cancer

• In many cases, the cancers developed early

• 40% of leukemia deaths occurred before the rats were one year old.

In over 1,600 control rats from past studies, not a single one developed leukemia that early.

In summary, glyphosate at “safe” doses caused aggressive cancers early.

This lines up with what the World Health Organization said in 2015, when it classified glyphosate as a probable human carcinogen.

Yet despite this, it continues to be sprayed on over 280 million pounds of U.S. crops each year.

It’s in our food, water, air, and soil.

It’s extremely important to eat organic.

It’s impossible to avoid Glyphosate entirely—so make sure to limit your exposure.

This isn’t about fear. It’s about awareness.

Which means we have to protect ourselves—by asking better questions, sourcing better food, and refusing to accept “safe” when it clearly isn’t.

Until next time,

Kashif Khan

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