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>Glyphosate is an antibiotic and kills a lot of the beneficial microbes in the human gut, but leaves some of the baddies alone
that is the main cause of harm from glyphosate
we are just beginning to learn how important our co-evolved symbiotic gut zoo is to our health
the gut zoo (bacteria, fungii, virii & plasmids)
<digestive tract health functions
< precursor chemicals for the production of neuro-chemicals
<multiple immune system functions
many auto-immune diseases can be traced to bad actors in the gut
>Uveitis, a painful inflammation of the middle layer of the eye, is an autoimmune reaction that may be triggered by gut bacteria,
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29538183
I've always wondered about the e. coli bacteria that was modified to make human insulin (Humulin)
Since it's most likely escaped into the wild since it's 1985 patent date what would the effect be if a human were infected with it?
<Type II diabetes