Biochemistry

Synopsis and excerpts from Toxic Legacy, a book about biochemistry and the most common herbicide in the world

While reading Toxic Legacy, I discovered a love for biochemistry — understanding what’s happening in terms of molecules. The depth of of known biochemistry is miraculous.

Stephanie Seneff brough together thousands of brilliant minds to write Toxic Legacy. There’s fifty three pages of citations. Dr. Seneff stood on the shoulders of giants to explain, in plain English, life’s biological processes at the molecular level. This book showed me the inner workings of the body and how it interacts with pesticides, as well as the inner workings of the profit-seeking machine that disrupts biology. What I’ve learned has reinforced my avoidance of wheat, sugars, factory meats and processed nonfood.

This book is not for the weak. It looks closely, very closely, at what the hell is actually going on. The question is, you really want to know?

I do.

I read on Kindle and do a lot of highlighting and reviewing — especially when the book is as dense with insights as this one. I emailed Dr. Seneff and she ga…