How Eating GMO's Impacts Our Health with Jeffrey Smith
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The rise of technology has, without a doubt, revolutionized the life of man. But, comfort, speed, and convenience come with a price. Jeffrey Smith, the director for the Institute of Responsible Technology talks about his advocacy - raising awareness about the dangers of consuming foods with genetically modified organisms. He offers healthier options to help you make the switch with ease, not only in your food choices but also in your lifestyle. He also tackles the top conditions that are (positively) impacted by taking that switch and how you can take basic steps to be more responsible in utilizing technology for the improvement of your overall health.
"If people are interested in getting healthy or staying healthy, eating organic is a foundational step."
- Jeffrey Smith
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In This Episode:
- Learn how "clean fields" are developed through responsible technology and the factors that can threaten its cleanliness and safety, including its crops.
- Discover the truth about insecticides, how they can get into our system, and why it's more advantageous to spray the fields after the crops have emerged.
- Find out how GMOs colonize and impact the microbiome and why roundup, as a patented antibiotic, is an antibiotic like no other.
- Top 28 health conditions that dramatically improved after switching to a non-GMO diet, and the common conditions we frequently suffer from that made it to the top 5.
- Why glyphosate is considered "evil" even when it is being used throughout a large food supply and the test you can take to check how much of it is present in your system.
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Connect with Jeffrey Smith:
- Website – https://www.responsibletechnology.org/
- Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/irtnogmos/
- Twitter – https://twitter.com/IRTnoGMOs
- Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/responsibletechnology
- Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEpUgQ6muzZ9YPy53O7w2HA
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