The Science on Glyphosate Is Clear—And It’s Devastating

A bombshell new study reveals that long-term exposure to glyphosate and glyphosate-based herbicides (GBH)—even at doses deemed "safe" by the EU’s Acceptable Daily Intake (ADI)—causes statistically significant increases in tumors across nearly every major organ system in rats: blood, skin, liver, thyroid, nervous system, ovaries, mammary glands, kidneys, bladder, bones, pancreas, and more.

What’s worse? Leukemia deaths in exposed rats surged by 40% within the first year—mirroring a 35% rise in childhood leukemia over the past 40 years, with Latino children disproportionately affected.

This isn’t just about glyphosate in isolation—it’s about the full, proprietary formulations sprayed on yards, farms, and parks. Researchers found that co-formulants amplify glyphosate’s carcinogenicity, particularly for leukemia, with early-onset tumors and mortality.

The evidence is undeniable:

- Dose-dependent cancer risks at levels previously considered "safe."

- Neurotoxicity, microbiome disruption, and metabolic syndrome linked to GBH exposure.

- 15 years of studies confirm: Glyphosate disrupts neurotransmission, behavior, and nervous system function in humans and animals.

Yet, while Bayer faces billions in lawsuits and courts uphold massive judgments (like Missouri’s $611M verdict), the company is lobbying to escape accountability. North Carolina’s Senate Bill 639—drafted by Bayer’s allies—seeks to shield pesticide manufacturers from liability, mimicking Big Pharma’s 1986 vaccine injury playbook.

The science is settled. The public is waking up. Will lawmakers listen—or will they let corporate interests poison another generation?