Pesticides are found in the blood of most every human. It's not normal, it's not natural, and it's only been the case in the last century. Depression, fibromyalgia, cancer, chronic fatigue, nerve damage, Parkinson's disease, immune deficiencies, intestinal disease, damage to the reproductive system, neurological problems, attention deficit, infertility, hyperactivity, violence, mental disease, schizophrenia, learning disabilities, the inability to handle stress, and hormonal disruption that leads to gender confusion and loss of normal parental instincts have all been found to be associated with chemical pesticides, that are currently or have been at one time approved for use.
If We Can't Detoxify Them, They Accumulate! The problem with chemical pesticides is that our body's normal detoxification methods, don't detoxify them thoroughly. So, we end up accumulating pesticides in our bodies over time, and this is when the problems start.
The fact is the accumulation of pesticides is the real problem, and it's the reason the short-term tests that chemical companies run don't show anywhere near the problems they create. Chemical companies use these tests to get government approval to put them on our food and in our air; they are also the backing of continual assertions that pesticides are harmless inside of us.
Chemical pesticides are considered necessary for food growth these days; the assumption is that all the brilliant minds around the world can't come up with something both effective and non-toxic, which is absurd. But tons of money is dumped into finding chemical-based "solutions," and very little into finding non-toxic solutions.
The fact that we all have bug killer in our blood, starting from the time we are born, doesn't seem to be factored into the standard health care equation. Neither does the fact that, deep detoxification, or removing those poisons from our bodies, would actually be the first step in creating health. People have a minimum of hundreds, if not thousands, of chemical poisons in their blood these days. As damaging as pesticides are, they are just the beginning of our chemical contamination problem.
