Did you know you have Roundup in your urine?
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Hi, I'm Dr.
Ajani, and this is going to disturb you.
Unfortunately, this should disturb you because glyphosate, which is the
active ingredient in Roundup a cancer causing herbicide was found in, are you?
80% of urine samples.
This was in the United States and it was kids from age six up, six through adults.
At the end of the video, I'll tell you exactly what you should do to avoid
having this in your body, what to eat and what you should and shouldn't do.
So is Roundup harmful?
Well, the World Health Organization says it's a probable carcinogen.
Understand the first level is carcinogen.
Very hard to get, uh, touted as a carcinogen, a known
carcinogen think, uh, things.
Agent Orange.
That is arsenic.
That is, those are, we know that they kill people outright.
Okay, so D D T, which was taken off the market.
D D T is a probable carcin carcinogen, and that's banned.
And we now know Roundup is a probable carcinogen or a two a classification.
So that's the next level down from known Carc.
And it's even disputed at that.
Many people think it should be listed as a carcinogen.
And to add to that, there's 100,000 lawsuits settled to the tune of 10
billion from people that said they got sick from Roundup or glyphosate,
which is the active product in Roundup.
Yeah, a hundred thousand people.
Those are just the one.
That were successful in the lawsuit to the two to 10 billion in total.
What's the number one cancer, uh, that we see?
It's non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
So many products coming out of these factories like ddt, agent Orange, uh,
glyphosate, arsenic, those are all things we know are carcinogenic, and
there's crossover between insecticide.
And chemical warfare.
Now, you may be saying, well, maybe it was a small study, a small segment of people.
They looked at 2,310 people.
Of those 1,885, so out of about 2300 people, almost 1900.
Had it in their system, which is the 80%.
So it is rampant.
Children unfortunately are at high risk because they're regularly exposed to this
weed killer through the food they eat.
It's in a lot of cereals.
Corn is the number one crop in the United States.
Let me just let you know why it's being used, because if you
think about it, the farmers like.
And I'm not here to condemn anyone.
I'm here to give you the perspective on it's in your body.
What can you do and should it be there and is it cancer causing?
But what it does for the farmers is it kills the weeds but not the plant.
Uh, so that allows them to put the crops closer together.
They don't have to till or leave a big area to till the soil to
get rid of the weeds and get this.
I don't know if a lot of people.
So Monsanto makes the seeds for, let's talk about corn.
In this case, we'll say, uh, so that they are resistant to the roundup, meaning
their gmo, genetically modified organism.
So this corn.
Is gmo.
I think about 80% of our corn or more in this country is genetically modified.
And it's modified so that you can spray everything with Roundup as much as you
want, and it won't kill that plant.
And that's why farmers spend days and days just taking the crops and
spraying them with Roundup, which starts to make sense why it is in 80%.
Now the World Health Organization says it's a probable carcinogen.
Now d d T was banned.
And you might say, well, I know it's a carcinogen.
Okay, great.
And it was studied to be pro, uh, problematic with
reproductive issues as well.
It was studied in animals exposed to it to develop liver tumors.
Today, D VT is also classified.
A probable human carcinogen.
Okay, so the point of this is probable carcinogen is very high on the
list to be possibly cancer causing.
You might remember age and orange and other chemicals used in warfare.
They're all made in the same factories that a lot of these chemicals
were repurposed for agriculture.
Imagine.
Okay, so how do you avoid the glyphosate?
Number one, we know we're getting it inner food sources, so buy
organic food whenever possible.
Or like most of us have to do, prioritize purchase the organic
for the most heavily sprayed crops.
Uh, what are they?
Berries And many of the fruits that you tend to have, uh, you tend to see peels.
There's a peel on the fruit.
Uh, then they are usually sprayed a little bit more leafy.
Potatoes, celery, uh, can you soak them?
I soak them and then I scrub them.
It's been shown that 25%.
Of the roundup can be removed with water alone from a hard surface.
So it's worthwhile, but go the extra mile and soak them.
If you're eating conventionally grown fruits and vegetables, you can
take the skin off, uh, if possible.
It's not always possible.
Uh, but for a lot of vegetables it is.
I particularly steam mine, so I take, um, the peel, I peel 'em, and then I
soak them for a couple hours, and then I steam all my vegetables for the week.
I.
To steam them.
It's a very easy way to do it.
Um, you can eat a lot of root vegetables that way.
What's happening with our food system today, only the rich are
able to afford real food, and it's a problem because as the rich get
richer, they also get healthier.
And they are likely going to live longer.
So I do understand organic is expensive.
Every time I go to the grocery store, even if it's just for myself, it's 200 bucks.
Now, next is local.
Local is going to be better.
Look for food grown in the United States, particularly a small.
Um, countries and other countries can, uh, permit the use of
pesticides and herbicides that are even more toxic than Roundup.
So that's one thing is by locally grown and you can go the next step
and get a local farmer, your food will be fresher, it's gonna last longer.
And you get to know who's, uh, producing your food.
Food, and you get to influence them as well.
I'm lucky I have a local produce grocery store and they have meats
and, uh, all the vegetables when you bring 'em home, half the dirt is
still on the vegetables, you know.
It was just picked out of the ground.
Grocery stores often have everything perfect.
The color has to be perfect.
Uh, and it's a lot for display, just like the fish if you're eating, uh,
salmon and the Wild Cot just doesn't look as inviting or good as the farm.
But as we know, my video's from Farm Fish, it's not good for you at all.
So food doesn't have to look good.
It has.
Tastes good.
Next is cook at home as often as you can.
This allows more control over what goes on your plate and into your body.
It saves you a ton of money, especially now, you know me.
I'm on the road a lot.
I eat out a lot.
I, you just can't control it.
It's very difficult to find real food from restaurants.
Many of the foods contaminated with glyphosate.
OAT based products like oat cereals, oatmeal, granola, snack bars, they're
often marketed to what young kids, kids eat more of these than adults.
So alarmingly studies show that the children are having a higher level
of glyphosate or roundup than adults.
Think about this.
A lot of people don't understand they're using it or their husband.
Partner or their lawn care maintenance people who they don't
even know are using Roundup.
So while it's using conventional farming, it's in our backyards as weed killer.
So consider finding alternative ways to care for your lawn and
skip those pesticides next.
And this is something important that many people do and are doing more and.
It's consider having your own backyard garden.
Think about turning a portion of your hard to manage lawn that you're
putting pesticides on into an organic garden where you can control it.
You don't have to spray it if you have kids in the family.
It's kind of a nice hobby too, to watch your food grow.
Many people, I know, famous people, they travel with their
own cook and they bring their.
Food to the shows.
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