There are claims that the toxicity to the human body of the herbicide called glyphosate has decreased compared with what we remember.
There is a claim that the human toxicity of the herbicide glyphosate has decreased compared to what people remember. Previously, there were indeed research results from all over the world reporting effects, and in Europe and so on it was clearly moving toward a ban for that reason, and because its toxicity had begun to be confirmed, Monsanto was falling into a predicament (even Monsanto, which was often made a whipping boy in the world of conspiracy theories, has changed and has been acquired by Bayer), and furthermore, plants with glyphosate resistance were appearing, and in addition, multiple fatal diseases that infect only the seeds of genetically engineered plants sold as a set with glyphosate were discovered, with neither treatments nor pathogen-resistance genes anywhere near being found, and it was supposed to be that from here on there was a great fear that diseases would explosively spread through genetically engineered plants worldwide. ○ According to one reporter. Saccharin, a sweetener, with investigation and elucidation having progressed, has ended up being said to have no toxicity, but in his memory, with long-term heavy intake it had strong carcinogenicity for the bladder and kidneys and the small and large intestines, and at the animal-experiment level it had teratogenicity in males, so it should have been used only in toothpaste and mouthwash that you spit out. In the 2000s, if you searched on the internet for saccharin carcinogenicity experiments, you should have been able to find PDFs and images. But in the present reality, such documents and the like have also disappeared, and going further back, it was removed from the carcinogen list in 1991, and it is said there is no recognized human teratogenicity, and in America it is used fairly often in diet drinks, and rather, it is said that sucralose, aspartame, and acesulfame K might be more dangerous, but these three had been sweeteners whose use advanced as replacements because saccharin was…
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.