Courtney Swan
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard 4 Feb
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They're eating so much more.
Exactly.
And we're not getting enough nutrients from our foods because we're really not eating a lot of real foods anymore. And then when we are, they're devoid of vitamins and minerals and nutrients that were there before. And this is another argument for organic. There's been a lot of studies and testing done.
And they find time and time again that conventional crops, you think that the organic food is lower and devoid of nutrients and minerals and vitamins. The conventionally grown has like nothing left.
So at least with organic, it's higher in the vitamin and mineral content. And it's still a lot lower than generations before. But at least in organic, it has higher amounts than the conventional does.
Some of that's happening right now.
Yes, not suicidal. I love my family. I'm about to get married. I'm very excited. No, I mean, really, honestly, my fiance recently was like, are we good talking about some of this stuff publicly?
And, you know, I'm very spiritual and I really believe that I came to Earth with a purpose. And my purpose is to help people thrive and wake them up to I think it's greater than even the food system.
But I think right now, currently, my mission is to help people wake up to their own innate power and knowingness about themselves and knowing how to feed themselves and how to take care of themselves and how to thrive. Because. the human body wants to be healthy. We just need to give it the right tools to, and healthy can be, it's so much more than just diet, right? It's, it's your mental state.
Um, it's your community, how much sleep you're getting. Like it's more than just the food, but I really believe that I came here with a purpose and I, I just can't shut up. So like, sorry, I'm not going to stop talking about it. And so I feel like I have a certain protection. I know he's like, you're going to get, Okay, so glyphosate.
This is where it does become insidious, because now that they know that this is happening. I mentioned earlier, Monsanto was bought out by Bayer in 2018, and then shortly after that, Bayer, which was before Monsanto, started getting pulled into a ton of litigations with mostly farmers, but just Americans in general that were getting non-Hodgkin's lymphoma from glyphosate.
To this day, they have spent over $2 billion paying back farmers and other Americans that have gotten non-Hodgkin's lymphoma from glyphosate. The IARC, which is the International Agency for Research on Cancer through the World Health Organization, says that glyphosate, it classifies glyphosate as a probable human carcinogen. Now, meaning that we probably basically know that it causes cancer.
So this is why it's so incredibly concerning. And now Bayer knows this, but they are currently working and they're going state by state. It's actually on the governor's desk right now in Georgia. They're going state by state. They're trying to go through their legislators. They're senators to get immunity from being sued if someone gets cancer.
So essentially, if this passes in Georgia, it would mean that if you or I were farming or just in general, if we were using glyphosate in our lawn and we got cancer and the research shows that glyphosate is connected to cancer and we got the cancer and we're using the glyphosate, we would not legally be allowed to sue them.
It's actually the same thing that the vaccine companies went for in 1986, which is the immunity shield, where if you get harmed by a vaccine, you can't hold the company liable.
I mean, it's insidious. Why can't we just stop using the chemicals? But instead, they're pushing back even further, and they want to get this immunity. And if it passes through Georgia, there's a huge concern that then it's just going to pass like wildfire throughout all the other states.
So we're currently trying to block it. In fact, I post about it all the time on my Instagram. I post numbers that you can call, emails you can call.
Well, okay, I think first and foremost, I would be remiss without talking about this. You have to reframe and understand that there may be a little bit of budgeting and reframing of priorities that has to happen. Because unfortunately, we are living in a time right now, if you do not make time for your wellness, you will be forced to make time for your illness. It is just that dire at this point.
And I'm not trying to scare anyone, but I believe in telling people the truth. And if you know this, then you're going to be way more inclined to actually want to take action. So some of that is, okay, instead of, you know, eating out for every meal or postmating everything or going to Starbucks every single morning, how can you make that coffee at home?
How can you stop getting food delivered every single night? How can you have just dinner out one night a week and make it more of a special thing? and start focusing on buying groceries and cooking at home. It doesn't have to be these fancy five-course meals. It can be something really simple to make. I think also, too, people think that fast food is cheap. It is no longer cheap.
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