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shanti

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39. it looks like

Reply to milestogo (Reply #28)

Thu Aug 16, 2018, 01:50 AM

Aug 2018

from the chart in the first link, that organic oats are ok. they may be pricier, but it's worth the extra cost!

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Breakfast With a Dose of Roundup? Quaker Oats exceeds limit of 400ppb by having 930ppb [View all] womanofthehills Aug 2018 OP

My stupidly rich uncle pokes fun at me for spending more on food htuttle Aug 2018 #1

According to the article, organic is way lower in glyphosate and often zero. womanofthehills Aug 2018 #5

Yup Achilleaze Aug 2018 #42

I would never make fun of you or anyone for paying more for Ferrets are Cool Aug 2018 #9

Been in that boat, too htuttle Aug 2018 #16

Some organic foods are not that expensive - you can buy oats out of a bin in most of our organic womanofthehills Aug 2018 #18

Thanks for the suggestions. Ferrets are Cool Aug 2018 #37

But eating oats lowers your cholesterol. Maybe that's what the Roundup sinkingfeeling Aug 2018 #2

Good point. Maybe drinking Roundup will get the numbers even lower. womanofthehills Aug 2018 #4

Expert Witness from Monsanto trial offers 5 fixes for food relgulations womanofthehills Aug 2018 #3

And now that trump/putin owns the FDA...... dixiegrrrrl Aug 2018 #22

Killing America from the inside out. Either way, Crutchez_CuiBono Aug 2018 #27

...and tRump is dismantaling regulations at a breakneck pace. pazzyanne Aug 2018 #30

What exactly has Monsanto not poisoned? Disgusting and criminal. BeckyDem Aug 2018 #6

Careful Pardner flotsam Aug 2018 #7

Out they go cutroot Aug 2018 #8

It's sad - people think they are eating a food that is good for them womanofthehills Aug 2018 #11

My limit would be anything more than zero cutroot Aug 2018 #20

I eat this every single morning. milestogo Aug 2018 #28

it looks like shanti Aug 2018 #39

How could any person or any company defend the use of Roundup to speed up the process Frustratedlady Aug 2018 #10

Greed is doing it whether yields or cash lunasun Aug 2018 #13

What is so sick is that Louisiana is spraying Roundup on their sugar cane right before harvest too - womanofthehills Aug 2018 #14

Oh, nice! What is there that we can eat without danger? Frustratedlady Aug 2018 #17

Honey is contaminated too - with double the amt. of glyphosate than is allowed in the Europen Union womanofthehills Aug 2018 #19

Great! Are we even testing anything anymore? Didn't they stop a lot of the testing of meat? Frustratedlady Aug 2018 #23

The government was not testing for Roundup traces because Monsanto told them it was so safe womanofthehills Aug 2018 #25

Disgusting! Frustratedlady Aug 2018 #33

They are areal spraying soybeans right now with glyphosate, so soy products are also contaminate. pazzyanne Aug 2018 #31

How about breast milk? babylonsister Aug 2018 #12

Beware of astroturfing, especially when it comes to food. janx Aug 2018 #15

I hope Bob's Red Mill's suppliers don't use that stuff. GoCubsGo Aug 2018 #21

If you open the first link and scroll down to the bottom you will see a chart womanofthehills Aug 2018 #24

There's a Bobs Extra Thick Organic not fooled Aug 2018 #34

It's not available in my area. GoCubsGo Aug 2018 #35

well, organic oats for my cookies it is. pansypoo53219 Aug 2018 #26

I'm hoping that my Scottish steel cut oats are still safe dhol82 Aug 2018 #29

Note that US (EPA/FDA) limit is 30,000 ppb; EU limit is 20,000 ppb sl8 Aug 2018 #32

There are some organic brands on that list IronLionZion Aug 2018 #36

Zen Honeycutt. Moms Across America... SidDithers Aug 2018 #38

The article above, "Breakfast with a dose of Roundup" was written by a toxicologist, Alexis Temkin - womanofthehills Aug 2018 #40

At least the organic cereals had little or no detectable amounts wishstar Aug 2018 #41