Prediction based on Roundup’s devastating effect on gut bacteria.
5 December 2018 — RealFarmacy.com – A Sheep No More
The overuse of Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide on our food is causing glyphosate toxicity and it is now being considered as the single most important factor in development of autism and other chronic disease. At a recent panel discussion about GMOs, a senior scientist has stated that one in two children will be autistic by 2025.
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It is from radionuclides silly. It is heritable. All the chemicals are nasty. None like radioactive
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Well, there has got to be a link because decades ago, I never heard of autism. There are so many diseases around today that were unheard of mere decades ago. And the situation is only going to get worse. And for those who eat only organic products, that is still ‘hit and miss’ because who can believe anything they read that’s a label on a product? Unless they buy local and know who they are dealing with.
Also, there has been yet another massive recall on ground beef. We are at the epidemic stage for recalls and that ain’t good. Hardly anyone I see is of a healthy weight and that includes children and teenagers and young adults. Everyone is looking like they’ve been blown up with helium or something. Many have diabetes and other chronic problems like sores that won’t heal. That was unheard of when I was their age. Those people don’t even have a decent future and that is for sure. It is a sad situation all the way around.
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Shelby, I wouldn’t be caught dead eating ground beef in the US. I gave up on US beef some time in the early nineties when the USDA refused to test downer cows for mad cows disease. What I find really intriguing, though, is that the current obesity epidemic, like autism, is linked to the destruction of healthy gut bacteria. Apparently when we lose our healthy bacteria, our gut is taken over by inflammatory bacteria that screw up our appetite center in our brain. There’s currently a study in Auckland in which obese teenagers “poop capsules” (containing healthy bacteria from volunteers) to see if it helps them lose weight.
https://www.noted.co.nz/health/health/gut-gold-how-poo-pills-could-reverse-obesity/
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Its all bad . I’m am sure other toxins make it worse. Radionuclides and irradiation nuked most kids in utero born from 1955 to 1963. Those kids stem cells were damaged. Their DNA and chromosomes were damaged. Kids born in that cohort had dramatic increases in autism and servers. A generation of late baby boomer and genx computer programmers..
There have been several nuclear melt downs since. Now there are 400 or more commercial reactor. There are millions of tons of nuclear waste.
Autism doubled and tripled after the open air testing and it has grown exponentially since.
It is heritable in phenotype and non-phenotype autism. Radionuclides are a billion times more toxic
and mutagenic than the worst chemical toxins.
Autism occurs in fragile x which is caused by a DNA mutation. The more common forms of autism are heritable. It is thought to be related to enzyme deficiencies in the brain. Perhaps probiotics can help autism.
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Kedric, as a child psychiatrist I have worked with both genetically based and non-genetically based autism. Some of the non-genetic autism seems to be related to a loss of health gut bacteria and has been helped by fecal transplants from healthy donors: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/01/170123094638.htm
It’s this particular type of autism referred by this MIT panel. Gut dysbiosis has also been found to play a role in many other chronic illnesses, including obesity, diabetes, schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, eczema, arthritis and Parkonsinism.
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Of course MIT is pro Nuclear. So they won’t talk about autism from nuclear though many know that is the cause. Bill Gates. His kids. And now third generation kids. Huge jumps n aspergers and autism in late baby boomers, after open air nuke testing in the 50s and 60s. U will not post that here because it might be true
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