Courtney Swan

So glyphosate also acts like an antibiotic, which means that it's not only killing off bad bacteria, but it's also killing off of the good bacteria. And we talked about how a lot of people are consuming glyphosate and they're getting it in their bodies. And then everyone's having all these IBS and Crohn's and gut issues and leaky gut syndrome.

Exactly. Well, it's no wonder because all of us are consuming an antibiotic almost on a daily basis and we don't even know. And on top of that, it's not labeled. It doesn't need to be on the label. So people can be consuming it and they have no clue.

Exactly. Well, it's no wonder because all of us are consuming an antibiotic almost on a daily basis and we don't even know. And on top of that, it's not labeled. It doesn't need to be on the label. So people can be consuming it and they have no clue.

Exactly. Well, it's no wonder because all of us are consuming an antibiotic almost on a daily basis and we don't even know. And on top of that, it's not labeled. It doesn't need to be on the label. So people can be consuming it and they have no clue.

Now, where my passion really comes in in all this is that when we're spraying our soil with glyphosate, because it's an antibiotic, we're killing off the entire ecosystem of soil that makes the plants healthy in the first place. I don't know if you've heard this before, but I've heard this quoted often. We are only as healthy as our soil is.

Now, where my passion really comes in in all this is that when we're spraying our soil with glyphosate, because it's an antibiotic, we're killing off the entire ecosystem of soil that makes the plants healthy in the first place. I don't know if you've heard this before, but I've heard this quoted often. We are only as healthy as our soil is.

Now, where my passion really comes in in all this is that when we're spraying our soil with glyphosate, because it's an antibiotic, we're killing off the entire ecosystem of soil that makes the plants healthy in the first place. I don't know if you've heard this before, but I've heard this quoted often. We are only as healthy as our soil is.

Because our plants are growing in our soil. And if our soil does not have the ecosystem, the bacteria, the bugs, there's this whole ecosystem that half of what we probably still don't even understand what's going on there. We're killing all of that. The soil is barely hanging on.

Because our plants are growing in our soil. And if our soil does not have the ecosystem, the bacteria, the bugs, there's this whole ecosystem that half of what we probably still don't even understand what's going on there. We're killing all of that. The soil is barely hanging on.

Because our plants are growing in our soil. And if our soil does not have the ecosystem, the bacteria, the bugs, there's this whole ecosystem that half of what we probably still don't even understand what's going on there. We're killing all of that. The soil is barely hanging on.

And then we think that the plants that are going to grow out are going to come out with enough vitamins, minerals and nutrients for us. Absolutely not.

And then we think that the plants that are going to grow out are going to come out with enough vitamins, minerals and nutrients for us. Absolutely not.

And then we think that the plants that are going to grow out are going to come out with enough vitamins, minerals and nutrients for us. Absolutely not.

And when you leave nature to do what it is intended to do, what it's meant to do, which is a thing called regenerative farming, there's this incredible process that happens called carbon sequestration where carbon is actually pulled out of the atmosphere because a lot of people were super concerned for good reason about there being too much carbon in the atmosphere.

And when you leave nature to do what it is intended to do, what it's meant to do, which is a thing called regenerative farming, there's this incredible process that happens called carbon sequestration where carbon is actually pulled out of the atmosphere because a lot of people were super concerned for good reason about there being too much carbon in the atmosphere.

And when you leave nature to do what it is intended to do, what it's meant to do, which is a thing called regenerative farming, there's this incredible process that happens called carbon sequestration where carbon is actually pulled out of the atmosphere because a lot of people were super concerned for good reason about there being too much carbon in the atmosphere.

If we leave nature to do her thing, she pulls the carbon out of the atmosphere and that is actually food for the soil. And if we're not spraying it with all these chemical interventions, we're letting the soil thrive with the bacteria and the bugs and everything that it's meant to be and how it's meant to be there. The carbons in the soil and it's this really deep, rich, like beautiful black soil.

If we leave nature to do her thing, she pulls the carbon out of the atmosphere and that is actually food for the soil. And if we're not spraying it with all these chemical interventions, we're letting the soil thrive with the bacteria and the bugs and everything that it's meant to be and how it's meant to be there. The carbons in the soil and it's this really deep, rich, like beautiful black soil.

If we leave nature to do her thing, she pulls the carbon out of the atmosphere and that is actually food for the soil. And if we're not spraying it with all these chemical interventions, we're letting the soil thrive with the bacteria and the bugs and everything that it's meant to be and how it's meant to be there. The carbons in the soil and it's this really deep, rich, like beautiful black soil.

That's going to be food for the plants.