Dr. Eric Gordon & Dr. Isaac Eliaz explore the health conditions
directly related to glyphosate exposure
From mycotoxin illness to gut dysbiosis, neurological diseases, cancers, chronic kidney disease, and more, we are beginning to understand how glyphosate (Roundup)—the most widely used pesticide in the world—is a contributing factor in the significant spike we’re seeing with inflammatory, degenerative, and systemic conditions today.
Published, independent research* continues to demonstrate the health risks and conditions associated with glyphosate exposure.
One key issue is the question of whether glyphosate bioaccumulates in the body – meaning that the levels of exposure are higher than what our system can process out through the usual channels.
While industry scientists claim that glyphosate does not bioaccumulate (due to its water solubility), emerging data from independent researchers shows significant levels of glyphosate accumulation in the bones and vital organs of different species. Glyphosate can often bind in the same places that glycine normally would in polypeptide chains and may lead to protein unfolding and toxicity in our bodies.
As the body of research continues to evolve, it’s clear that there’s much more to the role of glyphosate exposure than many people may realize.
Dr. Eric Gordon recently sat down with integrative detoxification expert Dr. Isaac Eliaz to have a candid conversation about the topic.
In their discussion, Dr. Eliaz explores the health conditions directly related to glyphosate exposure, and symptoms that are presenting across diverse patient demographics. The discussion includes how to address this widespread problem using researched natural strategies, and Dr. Eliaz’s rationale for developing his new product, GlyphoDetox.
Follow the link below to read more from Dr. Gordon & Dr. Eliaz’s interview.
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