Dr. Ana-Maria Temple recommends five Costco swaps to reduce kids' glyphosate exposure: avocado-oil mayo instead of soybean-oil, avocado-oil dressings, organic wheat, cooked chickpea pasta, and grain-free cereals. She links glyphosate to cancer, liver damage, gut dysbiosis, and neurological problems.
5 simple ways to reduce glyphosate in your child's diet at Costco. Hi, I'm Dr. Ana-Maria Temple, holistic pediatrician. My goal is to help families raise healthy kids with less medications. Soybeans are one of the highest glyphosate-containing compounds. You can make a simple swap. Instead of Hellmann's real mayonnaise that has soybean oil, you can do Chosen with avocado oil. Another food I'm— I'm glyphosate is canola oil. Avoid dressings with canola oil and choose dressings with avocado oil. Wheat is heavily contained with glyphosate because farmers use glyphosate to dry the wheat crop faster to get it to market sooner, therefore to make more money. So whenever you see a product with wheat, make sure that you switch it out for an organic wheat product. One more time for the people in the back, whenever you choose a wheat product instead of regular wheat, make sure you always choose organic. Chickpeas are also very high in glyphosate. Unfortunately, Banzai Pasta raw is very high in glyphosate. One way to reduce it, cook your pasta drain the water. That significantly reduces the amount of glyphosate. Do not put raw bonza pasta in casseroles because the glyphosate will stay in your dish. Oats are another grain that is high in glyphosate, so instead of these cereals that seem healthy, choose a grain-free cereal like Seven Sundays. Corn is also another grain that has to be always purchased as organic. Glyphosate has contributed to many health conditions including cancer, liver damage, kidney damage, gut dysbiosis, hormone hormonal imbalance, and neurological issues. For those of you who want to take this a step further, join us on April 27th in Washington, D.C., where we're going to march for People vs. Poison in front of the Supreme Court.
