GMO Technology, Glyphosate Toxicity Leaving Men Sterile

GMO Technology, Glyphosate Toxicity Leaving Men Sterile







Elizabeth Renter
Activist Post

What if the pesticides and herbicides being sprayed on your food was
causing your sperm to die? What if GMO crops had the same effect? What
would it mean for humanity if this “modern food marvel” (as Monsanto
would like you to think) was actually making men infertile, and
eventually wipe us out?

Sounds pretty end-of-times-ish, but it’s happening right now. Well,
studies indicate that factors like glyphosate toxicity and GMO
technologies could be playing a significant role in the growing number
of men who struggle with fertility.

Glyphosate Toxicity and GMO Technology

One study in particular found that glyphosate (an ingredient in
Roundup), leaves a residue on crops and this residue is “actually toxic
to testicle cells.” Also, the residue lowers testosterone synthesis—this
means the glyphosate toxicity lowers the amount of the male sex hormone available for the body to use.

The negative effects from glyphosate toxicity vary,
but some people have been known to develop breasts, have a variety of
birth defects, and have been known to experience carcinogenic effects
as well. The people are also becoming sterile over time. Given the rate
of consumption, they will likely be completely sterile within a decade.

Another study, this one out of Russia, found that hamsters who consume
GM soybeans have a slower sexual maturation process and in a few
generations, they weren’t able to reproduce.

“We noticed quite a serious effect when we selected new pairs from their
cubs and continued to feed them as before. These pairs’ growth rate was
slower and reached their sexual maturity slowly.” By the third
generation, the hamsters were infertile.


So, what effects are they having on men now, today in the United States and around the world? Plenty.

According to a study out of Denmark, sperm counts have dropped
exponentially, from an average of well above 100 million sperm cells per
milliliter in 1940 to an average of 60 million per ml now. Some
research has found that close to 20 percent of young men have counts as
low as 20 million per ml.

Genetically modified soybeans are getting harder and harder to escape,
and because we don’t know which products contain genetically modified
ingredients in the United States, our safest bet is to simply avoid
anything with any soy or corn derivatives—and this is nearly everything
in your supermarket that’s not found in the produce aisles.

We can’t be surprised at this research, but we can be angry. Though it
sounds like something out of a science fiction/world-domination type
movie—it’s real life. Companies like Monsanto are killing people off, by
one way or another, and the U.S. government is allowing it to happen.

For now, if you want to stay healthy, cancer free, and fertile, your
best bet is to start a garden, eat foods grown locally, and stay away
from processed foods at all costs.


Source:-
http://www.activistpost.com/2012/09/gmo-technology-glyphosate-toxicity.html