š¤ Glyphosate is used on oat crops after harvest as a dessicant: a type of drying agent.
Because it quickly kills and cures the crops, glyphosate gets the oats to market faster.
Unfortunately, in this case, speed and productivity comes at the expense of our health, and the health of our microbiomes.
Interestingly, these cookies are NON-GMO, and they're still some of THEĀ WORSTĀ glyphosate offenders.
GMO's aren't a perfect indicitaror of glyphosate content, but sometimes they can give us hints.
Forget that these cookies are NON-GMO.
They're using that label for marketing, and robbing us of healthy microbiomes.
Avoid at all costs.
*please note that no two bags of Lucy's have the same PPB of glyphosate. several tests indicate alarmingly high glyphosate content, but the exact amounts vary
Started in 2021, Cropspiracy is a free learning resource designed to educate people about glyphosate, an herbicide and pesticide proven to cause cancer, Parkinson's, IBS, and other issues.
Creators Colum O'Brien and David Lloyd believe information should be free and accessible, and began Cropspiracy in hopes of spreading the word about glyphosate across the world, particularly in the United States.
