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In 2016, Stephanie Seneff revealed glyphosate could be the reason for the ADHD epidemic in children.
She says the connection runs through manganese, an essential mineral your body needs in precise amounts.
Glyphosate disrupts bile flow, which is how manganese normally gets distributed through the body.
Without proper bile flow, manganese travels along the vagus nerve and accumulates in the brain stem.
Too much in the brain stem. Too little everywhere else.
Seneff says when manganese accumulates in excess in the wrong places, it leads to ADHD in children.
She says glyphosate also depletes dopamine, a neurotransmitter that depends on manganese to be synthesized properly.
Dopamine is critical for focus, attention, and impulse control. The exact functions that break down in ADHD.
Seneff says the problem is not that one mineral is missing. It is that glyphosate breaks the system that keeps minerals in balance. Your body can no longer get the amounts right.
She says everyone is walking a tightrope between deficiency and toxicity. Glyphosate cuts the rope.
ADHD diagnoses keep rising. Glyphosate usage keeps rising.
Seneff says these curves are not rising independently.
— Stephanie Seneff (@stephanieseneff)
