How To Protect Yourself From Glyphosate Damage to the Gut and Brain

Posted by AutismOne On November 1, 2017, 11:54 pm

In this interview with triple board certified Doctor Zach Bush, a specialist in the gut microbiome, we dive deep to educate you on the health dangers of the chemical glyphosate and what you can do about it. Glyphosate is a poisonous chemical known to contribute to the symptoms of autism.

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