Looking at the whole picture reveals glyphosate is neither safe nor effective for our long-term health.

Comparing acute lethal doses to salt is technically true but functionally irrelevant to real-world risks.

The danger lies in low-dose exposure over years via food and water. LD50 charts cannot address this.

IARC cites evidence linking it to non-Hodgkin lymphoma and DNA damage through oxidative stress.

EFSA and EPA used unpublished industry studies on pure glyphosate, leading to different results.

IARC assessed real-world products with surfactants that increase toxicity, using only peer-reviewed data.

Studies link chronic exposure to fatty liver disease, endocrine disruption, and neuroinflammation.

Over-reliance has selected for resistant weeds across 60 million acres of US farmland.

Resistance causes an estimated $43 billion in damage to corn and soybean crops annually.

Glyphosate disrupts microbial communities, increasing pathogens and reducing plant immunity.

We need real scrutiny of health risks and soil harm, not just misleading lethal dose charts.