detoxLow-Moderate

Glyphosate/Pesticide Detox

Protocol to minimize glyphosate (Roundup) exposure and support detoxification of this ubiquitous herbicide that disrupts gut microbiome and chelates minerals.

Evidence Score

73/100

Developer

Stephanie Seneff, Zach Bush, various

Duration

3-6 months detox phase, ongoing organic diet

Steps

11 phases

Conditions

4 targeted

Protocol Overview

Protocol to minimize glyphosate (Roundup) exposure and support detoxification of this ubiquitous herbicide that disrupts gut microbiome and chelates minerals. Includes dietary changes and supportive supplements.

Conditions Treated

Glyphosate exposurepesticide toxicityleaky gutmicrobiome disruption

Key Resources

Research by Stephanie Seneff (MIT), Zach Bush (ION), "Toxic Legacy" by Seneff, glyphosate testing labs (HRI Labs, Great Plains)

Safety Profile

Contraindications & Risks
Generally safe protocol, glycine is well-tolerated, main barrier is cost of organic food
Important Notes

Glyphosate (Roundup) is most widely used herbicide in history. Found in majority of humans tested. Disrupts shikimate pathway (in bacteria and plants - affects gut microbiome). Mimics glycine, incorporates into proteins causing dysfunction. Chelates minerals. Damages tight junctions (leaky gut). Stephanie Seneff's research links to multiple diseases. Organic diet is foundation - exposure is primarily food. Wheat/oats dried with glyphosate pre-harvest (highest contamination). Glycine supplementation is elegant solution - competitive inhibition. ION Gut Support protects tight junctions.

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EvidenceLow-Moderate
Evidence Score73/100
Categorydetox
Duration3-6 months detox phase, ongoing organic diet

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