This review assessed 27 in vivo mammalian studies, rated 11 unreliable, and found only seven acceptable investigations of glyphosate alone. Motor activity was the most consistently affected endpoint, but outcomes varied considerably; this is not the alleged human-child Journal of Toxicology study.
Taken together, these studies do not demonstrate a consistent impact of glyphosate on the structure or function of the mammalian nervous system.
This review assessed 27 in vivo mammalian studies, rated 11 unreliable, and found only seven acceptable investigations of glyphosate alone. Motor activity was the most consistently affected endpoint, but outcomes varied considerably; this is not the alleged human-child Journal of Toxicology study. The alleged studies showing glyphosate-caused anxiety and ADHD-like symptoms in children were NOT FOUND. The real similarly titled journal article is an animal-study systematic review, not a clinical study of children.