Glyphosate and Aluminium – a synergistic toxicity.

Glyphosate and Aluminium are both toxic and neurotoxic in their own right, but together they have a far greater impact on the body.

Glyphosate is the main ingredient in Roundup, a widely used herbicide and insecticide.

Drs Seneff and Exley have done extensive research on Aluminium, and now the exponential effect of Glyphosate on aluminium toxicity.

Key points:

Glyphosate exposure greatly increases aluminium absorption from the gut, bypassing the normal protective mechanisms.
Glyphosate usage has increased year on year, and the increase in rates of autism, anxiety, schizophrenia, coeliac disease, sleep issues, ADHD and Alzheimer’s disease has tracked that increase.
Glyphosate affects the Shikimate pathway, not found in humans, but present in normal gut flora. Glyphosate exposure disproportionally affects beneficial gut flora, so causes a shift to increased numbers of Clostridium species, which release toxins known to induce autistic behaviour in mice.
Tryptophan is normally produced by normal gut flora, but this is reduced by glyphosate exposure. Tryptophan is a precursor to serotonin, and serotonin is a precursor to melatonin. Glyphosate exposure is linked to low melatonin and serotonin levels. Aluminium also lowers serotonin levels by a different mechanism in the pineal gland.
Both glyphosate and aluminium reduce CYP enzyme levels
Glyphosate and aluminium both hamper gut repair and increase gut inflammation and leakiness via different mechanisms.
Glyphosate and aluminium both contribute to poor pineal function, altered melatonin metabolism and poor or disturbed sleep.

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