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Zoeisright

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19. Cancer does exist in pollution-free environments.

Sat Jul 27, 2013, 11:39 AM

Jul 2013

Some cancers are genetic. Others occur as a result of aging. It's a complicated disease and no one knows why some people get cancer and others don't.

Having said that, Monsanto is completely evil, and Roundup is poison. They pimp it as safe for mammals because we don't have the shikimate pathway, which glyphosate, the main ingredient in Roundup, targets.

But as it turns out, our gut bacteria, which play a huge role in immunity and health, DO have the shikimate pathway. That is probably how Roundup is making people sick.

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Would Monsatan execs agree to be personally doused/sprayed with roundup? [View all] livingwagenow Jul 2013 OP

I'd like to hear more about... Bay Boy Jul 2013 #1

Just curious, but how do you know you've had no ill effects? Scuba Jul 2013 #3

It takes me a little extra time to respond... Bay Boy Jul 2013 #6

No worries. livingwagenow Jul 2013 #7

from wiki.. livingwagenow Jul 2013 #4

Is that actually anything to do with Bay Boy Jul 2013 #8

Yes, it's the same RuR corn. nt livingwagenow Jul 2013 #10

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Hiya, the more u know! City Lights Jul 2013 #16

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People shooting unarmed teens is repulsive to me. Zombies with hundreds of ppred accounts are also. uppityperson Jul 2013 #20

Perhaps they would volunteer to be the lab rats for the testing of their products. Arkansas Granny Jul 2013 #2

My sentiments exactly! nt livingwagenow Jul 2013 #14

back in the 70s there was an environmental activist who sloshed a bucketful of waste discharge hobbit709 Jul 2013 #5

LOL! LuvNewcastle Jul 2013 #9

a friend dated an Csuite level exec from Mon's Nutrasweet co. in the early 90's elehhhhna Jul 2013 #11

That's quite telling. Thanks for sharing. nt livingwagenow Jul 2013 #13

I remember hearing about that but had forgot. It happened so long ago. livingwagenow Jul 2013 #12

Haha, that's awesome! nt City Lights Jul 2013 #17

Cancer does exist in pollution-free environments. Zoeisright Jul 2013 #19