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🛑 From Vaccines to Pesticides: Is Corporate Liability Being Erased?
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🛑 From Vaccines to Pesticides: Is Corporate Liability Being Erased?
The same playbook that shielded vaccine makers from accountability is now quietly being used to protect pesticide manufacturers—and most Americans have no idea it’s happening.
Join Dr. Ryan Cole this Wednesday at 7PM ET as he hosts a must-watch discussion with IMA Senior Fellow Dr. Brooke Miller and medical freedom advocate Dr. Meryl Nass. Together, they’ll expose a nationwide legislative push to make EPA labels the final word on pesticide safety—potentially stripping Americans of their right to seek justice when harmed by toxic exposures like glyphosate.
🧬 Why this matters:
Several states have already passed (or are considering) these “liability shield” laws
These bills could prevent lawsuits—even as companies like Bayer face billions in Roundup settlements
This fight is about more than pesticides—it’s about medical freedom, corporate overreach, and your right to legal recourse
đź“… TOMORROW | Wednesday at 7PM ET
🛎 Register to get a reminder or follow live on X https://imahealth.org/weekly-webinars/
➡️ Don’t miss this critical conversation. The window to act is closing fast.
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Other than glyphosate, another one that I have found disturbing for years is Malathion. I remember seeing what looked like clear honey droplets stuck to the windshield of my car in Florida. Someone explained to me that was a pesticide and that when it breaks down in sunlight it creates a carcinogen.
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Here we go. Yes, the breakdown of Melathion to Malaoxon (which has been know at least since the 1990’s as the toxin) is still poised to pose health risks to humans.
https://www.epa.gov/pesticides/epa-releases-updated-draft-risk-assessment-pesticide-malathion
“The human health risk assessment for malathion includes an assessment of malaoxon, its breakdown product that is formed through metabolism and degradation. Malaoxon is the active form of malathion that is responsible for interacting with the nervous system through inhibition of the acetylcholinesterase (AChE) enzyme. This process is what makes the pesticide effective against insects, but the process can also occur in mammals, including humans, depending on the level of malathion exposure. AChE inhibition has been found to be the most sensitive effect for malathion, and EPA has a long-standing history of using a 10% change in AChE levels as the basis for its organophosphate human health risk assessments.”
epa.gov
EPA Releases Updated Draft Risk Assessment for Pesticide Malathion | US EPA
Environmental Protection Agency released an updated draft human health risk assessment (HH DRA) for the pesticide malathion
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This was an amazing webinar. Filled with information that needs to be passed on to our congressional representatives. Hopefully they will listen.
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Thanks @bsfisher ….Totally agree—it was packed with truth that can’t be ignored. 📢 Sharing it with lawmakers is a powerful step, but we know they won’t act unless enough of us speak up. How can we help people take action?
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Link to the full webinar https://imahealth.org/doctors-against-pesticide-liability-protection/
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