Removing Glyphosate -Naturally
Removing Glyphosate from the Body Naturally
Glyphosate is one of the most common chemical compound in our food, water, and environment. Because it mimics the amino acid glycine, it can accumulate in tissues and disrupt many body systems.
You can support your body’s natural ability to bind and eliminate it using real food, herbs, and simple daily practices.
Key Natural Supports
1. Binders from Food & Nature
These help trap glyphosate in the gut so it can exit the body:
Fulvic acid and humic acid (found in shilajit and well-mineralized soils)
Activated charcoal (from hardwood or coconut)
Bentonite clay
Modified citrus pectin (from citrus peels) and alginates (from seaweed like kelp)
2. Glycine Support
Glyphosate acts like a fake version of the amino acid glycine. Giving your body real glycine helps crowd it out and supports glutathione production (your master antioxidant).
Where to get glycine, naturally:
Best sources (highest amounts): Bone broth, collagen-rich cuts of meat (skin, tendons, joints), gelatin, and organ meats.
Plant sources (lower amounts): Pumpkin seeds, lentils, chickpeas, spinach, kale, seaweed, and spirulina.
Animal sources provide much more usable glycine per serving. If you eat animal foods, bone broth or collagen-rich meals are one of the most effective daily supports.
3. Powerful Greens & Herbs (grow your own or go to the source)
Cilantro – helps mobilize heavy metals and pesticides
Chlorella and spirulina
Garlic (fresh crushed)
Ginger (fresh root)
Turmeric (fresh root with black pepper)
Dandelion root and leaves
Burdock root
4. Liver & Kidney Support Foods
Milk thistle seeds (or tea)
Lemon water (fresh squeezed daily)
Beets and beet greens
Cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cabbage, Brussels sprouts)
Simple Daily Practices
Morning: Warm lemon water (juice of 1–2 fresh lemons in distilled or RO water)
Meals: Add garlic, ginger, turmeric, cilantro, and onions generously
Snack or daily: Pumpkin seeds, papaya seeds (½–1 tsp fresh when available), and wild blueberries
Binders: Take food-grade bentonite clay or activated charcoal a few times per week, away from meals
Glycine support: Include bone broth or collagen-rich cuts regularly (or plant sources if avoiding animal products)
Bottom Line!
Reduce exposure first: Choose organic when possible, especially for oats, grains, soy, and legumes. Grow your own food, go to farmer’s markets, and buy from the source.
Then support your body daily with real food, glycine-rich sources, binders, and liver-supporting foods. Consistency matters more than perfection.
Your body is designed to detox — give it the right tools from real food and it will do the work.