What’s on your lawn may wind up in your dog

A new study found that 68% of the dogs tested had measurable glyphosate in their urine, with some dogs carrying levels nearly 40 times higher than those reported in people.

Glyphosate is the most widely used herbicide in the world. Exposure can come from treated lawns and parks, food ingredients, soil, and even drinking water. While no single exposure is likely to cause obvious illness, it’s the small, repeated exposures over a lifetime that deserve our attention.

Chronic glyphosate exposure can lead to oxidative stress, disruption of the gut microbiome, inflammation, and increased demands on the body’s natural detoxification pathways.

Your dog’s body is equipped with an extraordinary detoxification system, and there are simple, science-based ways to help support it naturally.

We can’t eliminate every environmental toxin, but we can reduce the total toxic load our pets carry. Small changes made consistently can strengthen resilience, support healthier aging, and help protect the body from the cumulative effects of everyday exposures.

Learn how to naturally support detoxification and long-term health and:

• Why glyphosate exposure has become so common for today’s pets

• The surprising role fresh, minimally processed food can play in reducing toxic burden

• How nutrients like N-acetylcysteine (NAC) help replenish glutathione, the body’s master antioxidant and one of its most important detoxification molecules

Taken from Dr Karen Becker's Facebook page