Why are we against Glyphosate?

Since Introduced in 1971 Glyphosate (Roundup) has been rapidly depleting our soil and has contributed to the drastic rise of inflammatory diseases, Autism, and infertility over time. The agricultural chemicals we use here in the U.S. are currently banned in over 30 other countries. Girls Against Glyphosate encourages the transition back to organic practices. By choosing organic we can fight back against big corporations like Monsanto - the founder of Roundup and let them know we want our health back.

TIP 🌸 Organic means non-GMO.
There are many NON-organic packaged foods now using the non-GMO label.

TIP 🌸 Organic land care costs less to maintain. BUT organic food in grocery stores still costs more. This is where we can use our power as consumers and buy organic when our wallets allow it. This way we are increasing demand, and telling organic farmers yes! We want more! At the same time, we are defunding non-organic companies and lowering the cost of organic products over time.

Read Glyphosate: Modern Attack on the Gut by Zach Bush MD

Bridget Stavoy Frarer 🌸

Hi! My goal with this organization is not to create fear but to educate those on the benefits of organic practices. Glyphosate and other harmful chemicals are in everything from our land care, food, water, and beauty products. Lets start choosing organic to restore our soil, our health, and create a more sustainable future for all.

Did you know? Switching to Organic land care can cost LESS for cities in the long run!

TIP 🌸 to make your own at home weed killer mix:
1 gallon of organic white OR Industrial grade vinegar and 1 cup of salt.

FAQ'S

What is GLYPHOSATE?

-In 2021 I started learning about the effects of GLYPHOSATE (the main chemical in weed killer) on the human body. I reached out to the national non profit "Non Toxic Neighborhoods". With their help, I hope to encourage cities to transition to organic land care. In general I hope to educate more people about the importance of organic living.

When was GLYPHOSATE created?

-The herbicide was discovered in 1970 by Monsanto chemist John E. Franz. This led to glyphosate being patented as an herbicide in 1971.

I can't afford to buy organic products - what can I do?

-We understand some organic products can be more expensive. Start incorporating a few organic choices when you can do so. One of the ways we can reduce the cost of organic products is by increasing the demand of them.

Where is Girls Against Glyphosate located?

-We are in Central Florida! Though, with this being a nationwide health issue we work with and support national non profits relating to our cause.