Near death, I leveraged AI to bridge medical silos, then engineered a protocol to reclaim my biological sovereignty from the agrochemical industrial grid.
Stop trying to guilt trip me into accepting poison with a food security scare. I am not arguing about feeding 340 million people without fertilizers. I am talking about lipophilic synthetic chemicals bioaccumulating in my fat cells, metabolic disruption, and nervous system impact, with no test available in the hospitals I would normally visit. That is not chemophobia. That is my body.
A lot of people are carrying a heavy chemical load right now.
Maybe that's why I can smell it everywhere in public.
That distinct, acrid synthetic plastic odor left behind when someone walks past.
The US is just coming off mosquito spray season and late-fall herbicide and fungicide applications before winter. People are absorbing lipophilic synthetic chemicals like synthetic pyrethroids and organophosphates, and bodies are offloading it through skin as dermal exhaust.
This seems to be the exact time of the year when it all starts venting out.
@Stevemac270 The cancer debate is a dead-end to me. I am looking at metabolic disruption and the nervous system impact. How are you trained to respond?
@Stevemac270@asanoha_gold Why rely so heavily on ad hominem when you’re presenting yourself as a science communicator? Very propagandist-esque.
Unless that’s your goal, to sound humiliate ppl into silence?
I want to become better familiar with your framework. Is this correct information?
- Corn, soy, cotton, wheat and other commodity crops get Title I support �� Price Loss Coverage, Agriculture Risk Coverage, and marketing loans — paid on base acres.
- At least 94% of U.S. soybean acreage has been herbicide-resistant since 2014, and herbicide-tolerant soybeans "have lowered the cost and changed the type of herbicides used." In practice that system is glyphosate-tolerant seed + glyphosate.
- In 2025, U.S. farmers received more than $13 billion a year in federal subsidies for conventionally growing commodity crops, more than seven times that provided to conservation programs.
- Federal crop insurance cost taxpayers more than $10 billion in 2025, with more than three-quarters going to corn, soybeans, wheat, and cotton.
Just to understand how you’ve been trained to steer around these critiques:
- Per-acre rate is not total load. Agriculture is ~80% of U.S. pesticide volume by weight. Homeowners can have a higher per-acre rate on a lawn and still be a tiny fraction of total use.
- Dilution doesn't change the dose. 21 oz in 10 gallons or 20 gallons is still 21 oz of product per acre.
- One application is not the season. Labels allow up to 8 quarts per acre per year for crop sites — that's 256 oz, not 21 — plus tank mixes with other chemicals, repeated year after year.
@DrRishabhOnco as well as a meticulous sequestering, capturing and clearance protocol for xenobiotics, right?
How do lab coats always forget about bio-mechanical clearance?