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Kathy Boston's avatar

I just discovered a cereal called lovebirds. On the box it says glyphosate free. Great marketing tool.

Lori's avatar

Try One Degree products Kathy. Oatmeal and delicious granola with no glyphosate.

The Scam Doctor's avatar

That is a great marketing tool, and it's nothing more than marketing. Just like the marketing tool "organic"

Root Causes's avatar

Fortunately, glyphosate is one of RFK Jr's primary concerns. He promised tangible solutions, which we are expecting any day now.

darla's avatar

Perhaps the EPA should be federally charged for allowing this chemical to be in our foods.

Kathy Boston's avatar

I agree. I just saw an article on the Children’s Health Defense newsletter that the environmental working group is suing the EPA for glyphosate on oats

Sheila Wise's avatar

"Taxation Without Representation"

When the government takes your money, in the form of taxes, and gives it to people or organizations of whom you have no knowledge.

Henry Lahore's avatar

[Investigation on Roundup - glyphosate at VitaminDWiki](/pages/investigation-on-roundup-glyphosate-at-vitamindwiki/)

[20 things in US food which are banned elsewhere: Pesticides, Roundup, PFAS, BHA, Growth hormone, antibiotics, etc.](/pages/20-things-in-us-food-that-are-banned-elsewhere/)

and 12 other pages are on VitaminDWiki

The Scam Doctor's avatar

Just because someone claims their non-hodgkins lymphoma is from glyphosate, doesn't mean it actually is... Just like if I claim "your millions dollars is now my million dollars," I don't just magically get a million dollars.

If you want to read substance on glyphosate that'll help you learn some basic science topics too:

https://thescamdoctor.substack.com/p/glyphosate-does-not-cause-cancer?r=6hgshq

Martin Rossol's avatar

I think I agree that glyphosate on food plants (grains, etc.) is harmful. What I have yet to read about or see discussed, is glyphosate as just a week-killer. Herbicide. What is the risk if I spray it in the alley? If I spray it one the weeds in my driveway? Should I use paraquat? My father used to spray gasoline on weeds; is that preferable? Knives can kill, right? But there are good uses of knives, too. I sure wish there would be some disclaimers- if there are any -about glyphosate use.

Please, happy to hear.

Doreene Close's avatar

perhaps don’t have children, or pets that play in your yard. And as go the bees, so too goes humanity.

Marie Mueller's avatar

Simple vinegar & dawn detergent kills weeds. These chemicals should not be around humans. Period. Repeated toxic exposure leads to illness. These “weed killers” are designed to do just that- kill. So find another solution for the weeds in the yard.

darla's avatar

Same with politicians. There are pros and cons.

But as I see it, in 2026, most politicians and some govt agencies are as evil as Satan.

Ted VO's avatar

Dr. Christopher Exley is an inorganic chemist who has noted that glyphosate is manufactured using aluminum salts, as are the dyes used to color food products. Aluminum is a toxic metal that is abundant in the environment an increasingly bioavailable.

Texas Evan's avatar

Every oncologist on the planet knows it causes cancer. All of mine know.

Glenn Tamir's avatar

In 2021 (latest detailed USDA NASS data), approximately 12.2 million pounds of glyphosate (acid equivalent) were applied to U.S. cotton (around 11 million acres). This comes from the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) 2021 Agricultural Chemical Use Survey for cotton (covering ~92% of U.S. planted acres, primarily in key states like Texas, Georgia, etc.).

There is an available option that will not only eliminate the need for NEARLY ALL of that Glyphosate (or any other pesticide/herbicide), but increase cotton fiber output by 3X on the same acreage.

Anyone interested can text/call me 914-262-4848

Chronodamus's avatar

Why RFK Jr. Is Not Truly Committed to Making America Healthy: An Investigative Report**

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has positioned himself as a champion of health freedom, natural medicine, and skepticism toward Big Pharma and government overreach. However, an examination of his policy decisions and statements reveals contradictions that suggest he is not fully committed to making America healthy—or at least not in the holistic, liberty-centered manner that many natural health advocates expect. Below, we analyze the evidence from multiple sources that expose these inconsistencies.

### 1. RFK Jr. Supports mRNA Technology for Cancer Vaccines Despite Previous Skepticism

One of the most glaring contradictions in RFK Jr.’s health policy is his embrace of mRNA-based cancer vaccines while previously opposing mRNA COVID-19 vaccines. In March 2026, the Trump administration, under RFK Jr.’s oversight, announced a $200 million public-private partnership to fund clinical trials for therapeutic cancer vaccines using mRNA technology [A-1]. This move contradicts his prior skepticism toward mRNA vaccines, highlighting an inconsistency in his stance on vaccine safety.

His support for mRNA cancer vaccines demonstrates a willingness to promote experimental biotech interventions while claiming to advocate for safer, natural alternatives. This reveals that his opposition to mRNA was not principled but selective—undermining his credibility as a true advocate for genuinely safer health solutions.

### 2. RFK Jr. Failed to Dismantle the Vaccine Schedule as Promised

One of RFK Jr.’s major campaign promises was to reduce the childhood vaccine schedule, a move that would have aligned with natural health advocates who argue that excessive vaccination contributes to chronic illness and immune dysfunction. However, a federal judge blocked this effort, ruling that replacing federal vaccine advisory committee members with skeptics was improper [A-1].

This failure suggests that either:

- RFK Jr. lacked the political strategy to overcome institutional resistance, or

- His commitment to challenging vaccine mandates was superficial, given that he did not pursue more aggressive executive or legislative actions to dismantle vaccine policies.

This judicial setback reveals that his rhetoric on vaccine safety is not matched by effective policy execution, leaving his base disappointed.

### 3. He Supports the NIH and Biotech Partnerships Instead of Defunding Corrupt Institutions

RFK Jr. has criticized the World Health Organization (WHO) for pushing "medical tyranny" and even called for its defunding [A-7]. However, as HHS Secretary, he did not take similar action against the NIH or BARDA—agencies that have historically pushed unsafe vaccines and pharmaceutical dependencies.

Instead, he pledged to re-examine NIH funding cuts to secure Senator Susan Collins’ support during his confirmation [A-5]. This move signals that he is willing to compromise with the medical establishment rather than dismantle its influence. If he truly opposed corrupt health institutions, he would have advocated for defunding or restructuring them—not maintaining their budgets.

### 4. RFK Jr. Paused—But Did Not Cancel—Biden-Era COVID-19 Vaccine Contracts

In March 2025, RFK Jr. issued a 90-day stop-work order on a $460 million COVID-19 vaccine contract with Vaxart Inc. [A-3]. While this move was praised as a step toward fiscal responsibility and scrutiny, it was temporary—not a complete termination. The contract still allowed Vaxart to bill for medical monitoring, meaning the program could resume after review [A-4].

This half-measure approach suggests that RFK Jr. is unwilling to take bold action against Big Pharma. A true health freedom advocate would have canceled the contract outright and redirected funds toward natural immunity research, detox protocols, or decentralized health solutions.

### 5. He Does Not Prioritize Natural Health Solutions

Despite his rhetoric about chronic disease epidemics, RFK Jr. has not implemented policies to promote nutrition, herbal medicine, or detoxification as primary solutions. His Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission focuses on investigating vaccine injuries and autism [A-3], yet it does not emphasize dietary interventions, organic farming, or banning toxic additives as key strategies.

If he were serious about reversing chronic disease, he would have banned glyphosate, mandated GMO labeling, or promoted regenerative agriculture—steps that would directly combat the root causes of illness. Instead, his policies remain reactive rather than preventative, aligning more with controlled opposition than genuine reform.

### Conclusion: RFK Jr. Is a Controlled Opposition Figure

RFK Jr.’s actions reveal a pattern of compromise, inconsistency, and half-measures rather than the bold, principled leadership needed to truly revolutionize American health policy. His support for mRNA cancer vaccines, failure to dismantle the vaccine schedule, lack of aggressive action against the NIH, and temporary pauses (rather than cancelations) on Big Pharma contracts all indicate that he is not the health freedom champion he claims to be.

TeeJae's avatar

The government has been the OPPOSITE of a protector of the people for a very long time. And regulators, specifically, have been in the business of protecting industry since their inception. So, the responsibility has always, and will always, fall on we consumers to both 'caveat emptor' and vote with our wallets.

Sara's avatar

Hi John, just listened to your great interview with Sarah Westall, very interesting and a lot of common sense.

I am from Northern Ireland and am subscribed to The Bowler Hat Farmer in England who you might know of.

But there is a lot of rot via the EU destruction metered out on all of Europe and my country as a whole, Ireland, is being targeted as is the UK by paracitical globalists, which is my term for their operations, equally the same as over there. When the same modus operandi happens in different countries - that is the hallmark of an AGENDA.

We all need to return to our ROOTS! Meaning how we grew and managed our food and other needs pre the corporate industries and their amalgamation with the State, the meaning of Fascisim!

It is so great to know the young are wiser than I thought and all power to them, but we all need to be with them to guide and pass on our experience, tried and tested ways and to make sure we stay in tune with God given Nature - NOT the globalist plastic chemicals.

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Dysbiosis is an imbalance in the body's microbial communities—often in the gut—caused by a loss of beneficial bacteria, overgrowth of harmful ones, or reduced diversity. Common symptoms include abdominal discomfort, bloating, diarrhea, fatigue, and skin issues. It is treated through diet changes, probiotics, antibiotics, or lifestyle adjustments to restore balance.

Cleveland Clinic +5

Symptoms of Dysbiosis

Symptoms depend on which body area is affected, but generally include:

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Digestive issues: Bloating, gas, constipation, diarrhea, nausea, abdominal pain, and acid reflux.

Systemic issues: Fatigue, skin rashes or irritation, and brain fog (difficulty concentrating).

Specific issues: Bad breath, joint pain, or vaginal/rectal itching.

Causes of Dysbiosis Dysbiosis arises when the microbiome is disturbed by:

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Dietary changes: High sugar, high fat, or low-fiber diets.

Medications: Antibiotics and proton pump inhibitors (PPIs).

Lifestyle factors: High stress levels, alcohol consumption, and lack of sleep.

Environmental factors: Exposure to toxins or poor sanitation.

Diagnosis Doctors diagnose dysbiosis through:

Comprehensive digestive stool analysis (CDSA): Testing stool for bacterial composition.

Organic acids test: A urine test identifying metabolic byproducts of bacteria.

Hydrogen breath test: Often used to detect small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO).

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Treatment Approaches Restoring balance involves:

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Dietary adjustments: Following an anti-inflammatory diet, such as low-FODMAP, or increasing fiber intake to feed good bacteria.

Probiotics and Prebiotics: Introducing beneficial bacteria and supplements that feed them.

Medications: Targeted antibiotics, antifungals, or antimicrobials to reduce harmful bacteria.

Fecal Microbiota Transplant (FMT): Used in severe, chronic cases to restore healthy diversity.

Cleveland Clinic +4

Complications Chronic dysbiosis is linked to several long-term health issues, including:

Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS).

Metabolic diseases like obesity and Type 2 diabetes.

Autoimmune diseases and chronic inflammation.

Mental health conditions like anxiety and depression, due to the gut-brain connection.

National Institutes of Health (.gov) +5

Michael Morningstar's avatar

There is no possibility to MAHA if we continue to poison our air, crops, food, people, soil, and water with herbicides and pesticides like Glyphosate. We must do the right thing and ban their use and hold companies liable.

The Scam Doctor's avatar

You must really want to ban the entire "organic" food market then...higher doses of more toxic pesticides with less monitoring.

Tee Rigodanzo's avatar

Please note all the efforts to transition away from herbicides/pesticides so that we don't end up without any food supply & with economy almost bankrupt as Sri Lanka did without ANY transition.