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Courtesy of Tony Mitra. Originally recorded circa Dec 18, 2019
Glyphosate enhances heavy metal uptake from soil by treated crops.
US scientist, Anthony Samsel, PhD, discusses another nasty side of glyphosate that has remained outside of public knowledge because nobody else has investigated this. He had data and proof that glyphosate treated crops pick up more of the toxic heavy metals such as lead and cadmium, from the same soil, compared to what little the crop would've picked up if it was not treated with glyphosate.
There will be mention of it in the coming paper from Samsel. US senators will be notified, with a request to alert the US-EPA about it.
Here, Anthony Samsel discusses it in this seven minute video with Tony Mitra.
Learn more about glyphosate and how to protect yourself and detox from it by clicking-on: tinyurl.com/DetoxingRoundup &
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