I'm from a small farming community in the Midwest. My father was farmer until my grandfather sold his farm when he was in his early 30s. My father developed Parkinson's and died from it a few years ago at the young age of 63.
The number of farmers from our community with Parkinson's is staggering.
I've been following the gut/brain theory for years. Hopefully this is going somewhere ...
> The number of farmers from our community with Parkinson's is staggering
There are many documentaries on youtube regarding pesticides and Parkinson's (France and Germany, IIRC). Some people claim that single spill on their hand gave them Parkinson, in just few years. Those pesticides are then everywhere and in everything, even if high-end wines (makes sense, wines are supposedly sprayed upto 40? times when growing).
Farming based on spraying poisons everywhere is one of the dumbest ideas of our age.
> I've been following the gut/brain theory for years. Hopefully this is going somewhere ...
The number of farmers from our community with Parkinson's is staggering.
I've been following the gut/brain theory for years. Hopefully this is going somewhere ...