Del Bigtree, in a recent segment, raised urgent concerns about the soaring rates of leukemia in infants, linking them to widespread glyphosate exposure. He noted that childhood cancer was nearly unheard of in past generations, yet today, the numbers are staggering.

Bigtree highlighted that over 80% of U.S. crops are sprayed with glyphosate, a chemical now found in breast milk, as demonstrated by studies from Moms Across America. This means newborns are exposed from their earliest moments, ingesting glyphosate through breastfeeding as mothers consume contaminated vegetables, often unknowingly.

Bigtree emphasized the difficulty of avoiding glyphosate, which cannot be washed off produce because it is absorbed into the plant. Steaming or mashing vegetables for baby food does not eliminate it. He expressed concern about the affordability of organic options, leaving many families exposed.

Beyond food, glyphosate is used on lawns, tracked into homes by pets, and transferred to children through contact. He underscored that this pervasive chemical saturates environments and bodies, urging the public to recognize the gravity of this health crisis.

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