Paradigm Shift in Agriculture

Skeptical wrote:

Dr. Evil wrote:We are so oblivious to how gut bacteria work that we can't even figure out that the appendix is a vital part of our body. Is it any wonder why there is such a fight over what glyphosate, a powerful patented antibiotic, does to your immune system?

http://www.snopes.com/monsanto-suppressing-evidence-of-cancerous-herbicide-in-food/

You fall for the silliest progressive/socialist propaganda!

The patent was granted in 2010, and you can view it here. Monsanto patented the combination of glyphosate and polyvalent anion oxalic acid as a method for preventing and treating pathogenic infections like malaria. As the patent explains, parasites from the phylum of Apicomplexa are often responsible for diseases in humans and other animals — and glyphosate is capable of inhibiting the growth of these parasites

https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-03-22-coincidence-monsanto-patented-glyphosate-as-an-antibiotic-weed-killer-medicine.html

Dr. Evil wrote:

Skeptical wrote:

Dr. Evil wrote:We are so oblivious to how gut bacteria work that we can't even figure out that the appendix is a vital part of our body. Is it any wonder why there is such a fight over what glyphosate, a powerful patented antibiotic, does to your immune system?

http://www.snopes.com/monsanto-suppressing-evidence-of-cancerous-herbicide-in-food/

You fall for the silliest progressive/socialist propaganda!

The patent was granted in 2010, and you can view it here. Monsanto patented the combination of glyphosate and polyvalent anion oxalic acid as a method for preventing and treating pathogenic infections like malaria. As the patent explains, parasites from the phylum of Apicomplexa are often responsible for diseases in humans and other animals — and glyphosate is capable of inhibiting the growth of these parasites

https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-03-22-coincidence-monsanto-patented-glyphosate-as-an-antibiotic-weed-killer-medicine.html

First off, did you read the article you posted? I'm assuming you didn't.

Secondly glyphosate isn't acutely toxic. It's chronically toxic. And as I pointed out in the video, how do we accurately put a finger on the problem when we don't understand the entity it's effecting. If you're looking for acute toxicity, you're not going to find it.

Third, It's not just glyphosate. We live in a society that instills in us that bacteria is bad. We also have a healthcare system that likes to overmedicate. Everything from antibiotics, to countertop cleaners, to hand sanitizers, to the genetic makeup of more and more the very crops we grow for food. And of course pound for pound the most widely used antibiotic on the planet, glyphisate. None of these things by themselves are necessarily toxic, but together with other things they are an assault on the least understood system in our body. Our bodies are made of 10 trillion cells. A healthy micro-biome has 100 trillion cells. That's 10x more of another organism, or organisms, living within our bodies, mostly in the colon. Studies are finding that these organisms control our immunity, allergic issues, and even mental health. And we have created an environment that beats on them every single day.

We live in a society that instills in us that bacteria is bad.

Skeptical wrote:

Dr. Evil wrote:

Skeptical wrote:

Dr. Evil wrote:We are so oblivious to how gut bacteria work that we can't even figure out that the appendix is a vital part of our body. Is it any wonder why there is such a fight over what glyphosate, a powerful patented antibiotic, does to your immune system?

http://www.snopes.com/monsanto-suppressing-evidence-of-cancerous-herbicide-in-food/

You fall for the silliest progressive/socialist propaganda!

The patent was granted in 2010, and you can view it here. Monsanto patented the combination of glyphosate and polyvalent anion oxalic acid as a method for preventing and treating pathogenic infections like malaria. As the patent explains, parasites from the phylum of Apicomplexa are often responsible for diseases in humans and other animals — and glyphosate is capable of inhibiting the growth of these parasites

https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-03-22-coincidence-monsanto-patented-glyphosate-as-an-antibiotic-weed-killer-medicine.html

First off, did you read the article you posted? I'm assuming you didn't.

Secondly glyphosate isn't acutely toxic. It's chronically toxic. And as I pointed out in the video, how do we accurately put a finger on the problem when we don't understand the entity it's effecting. If you're looking for acute toxicity, you're not going to find it.

Third, It's not just glyphosate. We live in a society that instills in us that bacteria is bad. We also have a healthcare system that likes to overmedicate. Everything from antibiotics, to countertop cleaners, to hand sanitizers, to the genetic makeup of more and more the very crops we grow for food. And of course pound for pound the most widely used antibiotic on the planet, glyphisate. None of these things by themselves are necessarily toxic, but together with other things they are an assault on the least understood system in our body. Our bodies are made of 10 trillion cells. A healthy micro-biome has 100 trillion cells. That's 10x more of another organism, or organisms, living within our bodies, mostly in the colon. Studies are finding that these organisms control our immunity, allergic issues, and even mental health. And we have created an environment that beats on them every single day.

I was posting an explanation or clarification about glyphosate being an antibiotic, simple as that!

We live in a society that instills in us that bacteria is bad.

Not sure what color the sky is where you come from but this reader/poster has known for a long, long, long time that there are bad bacteria and bacteria important to good health and life.

In some ways we can blame the overall laziness of our society that these products that are potential dangers to health are used in mass farming to produce the things most are capable of providing themselves..

FWIW, I am a firm believer if the average person/family invested time, effort, and resources to develop those things known as "victory gardens" using the old fashioned methods and used the resulting produce there would be a marked increase in the overall health of folks.

Skeptical wrote:
If the latest studies show the appendix is not just a "useless" part, that is all well and good.
Remember when tonsils and adenoids were routinely removed because the prevailing thought at the time is they too had no function.  Now instead of removing at first sign of inflammation, they signal other problems elsewhere.

In a way the actual cause of ulcers could fall into the same realm of changing thought of causes and cures.

Skeptical wrote:
If the latest studies show the appendix is not just a "useless" part, that is all well and good.
Remember when tonsils and adenoids were routinely removed because the prevailing thought at the time is they too had no function.  Now instead of removing at first sign of inflammation, they signal other problems elsewhere.

In a way the actual cause of ulcers could fall into the same realm of changing thought of causes and cures.

Dr. Evil wrote:

Skeptical wrote:
If the latest studies show the appendix is not just a "useless" part, that is all well and good.
Remember when tonsils and adenoids were routinely removed because the prevailing thought at the time is they too had no function.  Now instead of removing at first sign of inflammation, they signal other problems elsewhere.

In a way the actual cause of ulcers could fall into the same realm of changing thought of causes and cures.

Actually mental health/stresss/anxiety that may cause ulcers has been proven to be hugely linked to your gut. And vice-versa. Poor gut health can lead to anxiety and more easily being stressed. Magnesium is supposed to be a good mineral for anxiety. Used topically as an oil. Not in the rock form you get in many supplements. Our bodies aren't designed to break down rock.

Stomach ulcers are almost always caused by one of the following: an infection with the bacterium Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) long-term use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as aspirin, ibuprofen, or naproxen.

Stress, especially prolonged stress, can have an effect on stomach acid production. While this alone can cause ulcers in some cases, most of the time the bacterial infection or use of anti-inflammatory drugs in the stomach is required.

Skeptical wrote:

Dr. Evil wrote:

Skeptical wrote:
If the latest studies show the appendix is not just a "useless" part, that is all well and good.
Remember when tonsils and adenoids were routinely removed because the prevailing thought at the time is they too had no function.  Now instead of removing at first sign of inflammation, they signal other problems elsewhere.

In a way the actual cause of ulcers could fall into the same realm of changing thought of causes and cures.

Actually mental health/stresss/anxiety that may cause ulcers has been proven to be hugely linked to your gut. And vice-versa. Poor gut health can lead to anxiety and more easily being stressed. Magnesium is supposed to be a good mineral for anxiety. Used topically as an oil. Not in the rock form you get in many supplements. Our bodies aren't designed to break down rock.

I'd like to read your link declaring mental health/stresss/anxiety may cause ulcers has been proven to be hugely linked to your gut.

Most articles concerning cause of ulcers is summed up by these;

Stomach ulcers are almost always caused by one of the following: an infection with the bacterium Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) long-term use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as aspirin, ibuprofen, or naproxen.

OR

Stress, especially prolonged stress, can have an effect on stomach acid production. While this alone can cause ulcers in some cases, most of the time the bacterial infection or use of anti-inflammatory drugs in the stomach is required.

Dr. Evil wrote: The human body isn't designed to be sick. Something allowed it to get that way. People with chronic crap, allergies and such, have just given into the notion that it's just the way it is. Like autism or down syndrome. It's not just the way it is. The body wasn't designed that way. Many times It's a mineral problem or a bacterial imbalance.

Dr. Evil wrote: The human body isn't designed to be sick. Something allowed it to get that way. People with chronic crap, allergies and such, have just given into the notion that it's just the way it is. Like autism or down syndrome. It's not just the way it is. The body wasn't designed that way. Many times It's a mineral problem or a bacterial imbalance.

Skeptical wrote:

Dr. Evil wrote: The human body isn't designed to be sick. Something allowed it to get that way. People with chronic crap, allergies and such, have just given into the notion that it's just the way it is. Like autism or down syndrome. It's not just the way it is. The body wasn't designed that way. Many times It's a mineral problem or a bacterial imbalance.

Yes, something allowed it to get that way .....

It is called, LIBERALISM ..... a wasting disease that destroys the mind.

Shortie's Ex wrote:Oh Dr Evil, I thought of you when I saw this piece:

http://www.inforum.com/news/4346261-agweektv-soil-your-undies