Robert Whitfield MD discusses atrazine, a herbicide sprayed on corn and corn products like high-fructose corn syrup. He calls it a massive hormonal disruptor linked to feminization in men and masculinization in women, separate from glyphosate exposure.
If this is used on corn, that means all our high fructose corn syrup, anything that's a corn derivative probably has atrazine, macadamia nuts, and there's a whole list of foods that it's sprayed on separate from glyphosate. And so then that rabbit hole showed all kinds of different issues with feminization of men today and obesity and masculinity, you know, masculinizing women. Just, just this is a massive hormonal disruptor. So then it was a great thing to be able to present on and see the scientific research.
And I'm glad you explained it that way. So I trained at Indiana, and Purdue University is obviously in the in the States, and it has a really rich history in training around agriculture, obviously. And Dr. Huber's work is, as at two point, very famous as it relates to glyphosate, which was introduced by monsanto in the 70s under the name Roundups.
