Celiac and gluten intolerance Parsely

[Guest]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3945755/

[blackpowder]

I once read a mid 40s Orwell essay on the dumbing of the English language.
Although dated now, it came to mind as I skimmed through austranadas article.
Today's common sentence structures have been warped by marketers, whether selling politicians or cars or an idea for a fee.
I'm no expert but reading certain articles gets my spider sense going. I'm actually getting rather critical.
Moving on, I don't want to follow up on who the hell the Slovak institute is, nor do I wish to research the creds of the authors, or the non-facts pulled from 240+ other articles.

So one question once and for all...
How much of our North American daily wheat intake has been directly exposed to glyphosate?????

[sumdumguy]

Klause, just wanna send you this lili recipe. We cook a pot of porridge or Sunny Boy Cereal with lots of water, add fancy molasses and shortening to it. Let it cool down, add yeast, sugar and flour. Let rise - this makes a delicious molasses bread that we quite enjoy.

[walterm]

How does instances of Celiac and Gluten intolerance compare between EU and North America, specifically Canada where we grow higher gluten wheat?

[grassfarmer]

So one question once and for all...
How much of our North American daily wheat intake has been directly exposed to glyphosate?????

Is that the right question though? Does it have to be directly (assuming you mean sprayed) or is there enough exposure because the land grew canola the previous year and was sprayed?

[blackpowder]

Aha! But one question is provable/defendable and the other is a zero tolerance game that could be applied to every question technology "solves".

[Guest]

I once read a mid 40s Orwell essay on the dumbing of the English language.
Although dated now, it came to mind as I skimmed through austranadas article.
Today's common sentence structures have been warped by marketers, whether selling politicians or cars or an idea for a fee.
I'm no expert but reading certain articles gets my spider sense going. I'm actually getting rather critical.
Moving on, I don't want to follow up on who the hell the Slovak institute is, nor do I wish to research the creds of the authors, or the non-facts pulled from 240+ other articles.

So one question once and for all...
How much of our North American daily wheat intake has been directly exposed to glyphosate?????

It's estimated that roughly 90% of Canadian wheat is desiccated with gly.
And this is Bayer's attitude about the problems it's contributing to.

http://winewaterwatch.org/2018/11/werner-baumann-ceo-of-bayer-people-sick-from-roundup-are-just-nuisances/

[wd9]

Well he's right, you are a nuisance.

[blackpowder]

Written by a communications associate for the Organic Consumers Association.
Solutions offered were organic and regenerative agriculture.
Wonderful. Like vapers going after big tobacco. And we're being treated like smokers. Austranada continues to prove my point regarding the dumbing down of Joe Public.

[wd9]

Austranada's text book library, for decoration only...

[Guest]

This is actually a very serious issue probably impacting some members of your family and friends. Explain to them how glyphosate works then tell them how you spray some of your crops prior to harvest

[Braveheart]

This is actually a very serious issue probably impacting some members of your family and friends. Explain to them how glyphosate works then tell them how you spray some of your crops prior to harvest

Also, when explaining glyphosate, describe the "Dirty Thirties", remind them of the eighties drought, make sure thy know how glyphosate is saving the very soil that makes civilization exist.

Tell Hugo there are no secrets in farming.