“Inert ingredient” is a fickle, deceptive term used on pesticide and herbicide labels to shield severely toxic ingredients from safety testing and consumer scrutiny. “Inert” sounds harmless, but these ingredients fly under the radar untested by U.S. regulatory agencies, and as intended, these inert ingredients make “active” ingredients more potent. The “active” ingredient of Roundup herbicide is a carcinogen called glyphosate. This chemical has been extensively studied … Continue reading Monsanto’s RoundUp is more dangerous than we realized: Even the inert ingredients have proven to be dangerous