ROUNDUP READY...

READY FOR YOUR DOG OR CAT TO GET CANCER? 

USE ROUNDUP-READY AND YOU'LL BE ALL SET.  

FIND OUT WHY BELOW.

Today, you're going to learn all about this cancer causing product along with how to test for it in your water and in your pet.  

Before you begin to read this article, know that there are proven ways to detox this substance out of the body.

Share this with others as many precious pet lives will be spared.

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You can easily find Round Up on the shelves in your hardware and garden stores.

After you read this newsletter you’ll be amazed that it’s still for sale.

You’ll also learn how you can test your dog’s urine for it and the water in the lakes and ponds your dog may be swimming in or drinking.

Our townships spray it in the lakes and ponds to prevent algae growth [under another name] and our children and dogs jump right in to swim around.

The company says it lasts for 24 hours and that just ain't so.

These cancer-causing-products don't even have a warning on the label.

Yet, and read this slowly..... it is VERY WELL known that the glyphosate in Round Up causes cancer in our pets and in us and who knows about the wildlife?

Let's start at the beginning.

Round Up, along with other products produced by Monsanto/Bayer AG, contains glyphosate.

Glyphosate causes cancer. 

All the time. No ifs ands or buts about it.

For DECADES, Monsanto has fought, using every resource it has, countless lawsuits filed against the company. 

After years of this giant company spending anything and doing everything needed to win lawsuits against them, the tide turned.

Yet, it’s still on the shelves waiting for unsuspecting customers to purchase the poison!

It’s so commonly used that it’s been found in the rainwater in certain parts of the world!

 Let’s take a look at some studies and some lawsuits.

Studies have repeatedly shown that dogs from homes with routinely treated

lawns get significantly more bladder cancer. One of the studies, done at the

Department of Veterinary Clinical Studies at Purdue University in 2004,

found lawn chemicals have a definite link to bladder cancer.

Breeds more at risk for bladder cancer are Beagles, Scottish terriers, Shetland sheepdogs, West Highland White terriers and Wire Hair Fox terriers. Scottish terriers are 20 times more likely to develop bladder cancer than other breeds of dogs.

The case of the school groundskeeper, Dewayne

Johnson, filed in 2016, is a well-known one. It was fast-tracked due to the severity

of Johnson’s non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma,which he claimed was caused by Roundup

and Ranger Pro - both Monsanto glyphosate herbicides. 

The jury ordered the

company to pay out $289 million.The reason for the ruling was that the

company had not warned on their label or in their literature about the cancer risks

posed by its main weed killer.

The National Cancer Institute found that dogs were twice as likely to develop lymphoma if Roundup was applied on

their properties four or more times a year.

According to a study conducted over a

six year period at the Foster Hospital for Small Animals at Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine,

exposure to lawn pesticides raised the risk of canine malignant lymphoma by as

much as 70 percent. Lymphoma is the most common cancer that we see in our dogs.

A Philadelphia jury recently hit Monsanto with a $175 million verdict in favor of a cancer patient who claimed the company failed to warn about known carcinogens in its bestselling herbicide, Roundup.

The verdict is part of a string of nine- and 10-figure judgments against the Bayer AG subsidiary in recent years, including 2019 verdicts of $2 billion in Oakland, California, and $289 million in San Francisco — although those verdicts were substantially reduced upon appeal.

When Monsanto finally began losing lawsuits right and left, they were about to go bankrupt. [By the way, a plaintiff doesn't win a lawsuit against this giant of a company without tons of research and studies for the jurists to review.  What you see above is a very tiny taste of all the terrible things this product does] That’s when Bayer AG purchased Monsanto. Good business decision? You decide.

WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH OUR PETS?
 

When your dogs walk in, play on and roll around on a pesticide-treated lawn, they’re continuously picking up what-

ever residues remain on the grass from chemical lawn treatments. As dogs sweat through their feet, it’s easy for them topick up and absorb these products. 

While we might think the rain will wash these poisons away-they, in fact, form an aerosol herbicide-rich mist several feet up from the ground. This is all absorbed into dogs’ sinus cavities, respiratory systems and skin. This will happen whenever it rains for weeks following the application of the

lawn treatment. Our dogs run through this mist, inhaling these proven carcinogenic products. 

Wind can also carry these chemicals up to 50 feet from where they’re applied. Considering our dogs “hoover” the ground as they walk, they get even more of these chemicals in their sinus cavities. Knowing this, chewing on the grass takes on a whole new meaning.

Our dog’s exposure to these chemicals occurs through ingestion (fetching toys and digging in the grass), inhalation (through the mist and sniffing) and transdermally (through their paws, jowls and skin).

It’s not even a maybe they pick them up on a bad day type scenario. These toxic lawn chemicals are in their systems. A study published in the Science of the Total Environment found that the incidence of lawn chemicals in dogs’ urine was widespread – even among dogs in households wherechemicals were not applied. Untreated lawns get contaminated through drift and dogs can be exposed to chemicals during walks. Remember that these chemicals get tracked into the house and contaminate flooring and furniture for everyone in the home.

Glyphosate is commonly sprayed in lakes and on the ground in parks, the lakes running off into the streams and rivers that your dog plays in.

DOES ROUNDUP JUST GO AWAY LIKE THEY SAY?  THE ANSWER IS 'NO'

While some literature suggests keeping your dogs away from treated areas for the duration of package label recommenda-

tions or even at least 48 hours, I strongly believe that this is misleading. 

Glyphosate does not dissipate speedily. It lingers in the soil well beyond a month, or even years. 

The Extension Toxicity Network at Oregon State University reports that glyphosate has a half-life of 47 days. That

said, even Monsanto has stated that it can have a half-life of 141 days in some soils. Interestingly, the metabolite of glyphosate, AMPA (aminomethylphosphonic acid) is

more persistent, with a half-life of 958 days. In laboratory rats this caused excessive cell division in their bladder linings.

It’s the same reason smokers get lung cancer - smoke inhalation causes excessive cell division in their respiratory tract. Do your thoughts shift to lawn chemicals

causing bladder cancer in dogs?

TESTING FOR GLYPHOSATE

Studies have shown that 86% of people tested have detectable levels of glyphosate in their urine, with levels skyrocketing by 3800% over the past two decades. Disturbingly, animals bear an even heavier burden, with dogs found to have levels up to thirty times higher and cats up to sixteen times higher than humans.

IN YOUR PETS

VDI is over twice the price of the lab below which does the same test and, additionally, offers many different tests.  

VDI [above] charges $270.00 and Health Research Institute [below] charges $125.00.  Same test. No brainer.

IN YOUR WATER, STREAMS AND LAKES

(Note: the Health Research Lab charges less than half the price of VDI labs for a urine test or a hair test and they also have tests to test the water and also soil.)

THE GOOD NEWS

There are proven ways to detox this substance out. Each patient is different and the biological terrain must be prepared correctly to prevent the released glyphosate from recirculating.   It's not difficult but it is specific for each patient.

Hugs and love,

Dr. Deva Khalsa