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He Holds The Patent That Could Destroy Monsanto And Change The World!

by in Natural Cures July 11, 2017

Monsanto is one of the evilest companies that exist today. They have essentially destroyed our environment, bodies, and health. However, this man holds the patent that could end them for good.

Monsanto will really hate for this article to even get out. They have genetically modified and exploited basically every resource on our planet and they don’t intend to stop. They think they have placed themselves at the top and that they’re untouchable; but not for long. In 2006 a patent was granted to Paul Stamets. Paul believes he holds the key to really put Monsanto out of business.

Paul Stamets is a world leading mycologist, although his patent got very little fame. probably because corporate executives control most of the media too. As stated by those executives, Paul’s patent is “the most disruptive technology we have ever witnessed.” Paul figured out how to use mother nature’s own creations to keep pests from destroying crops. This is the one motive that keeps Monsanto and other companies safe. Everyone thinks we have to have pesticides, well, Paul has discovered a natural one. They are calling it SMART pesticides, and they can control over 200,000 species of insects naturally and safely.

Smart pesticides are brought to us by Paul, but most importantly the pesticides are derived from magic mushrooms or psilocybin. He did this by taking entomopathogenic fungi and morphed it so it does not produce spores and it attracts insects. The insects eat it and turn into fungi from the inside out! Paul’s creation has the potential to change the world and the way we grow our crops. It could revolutionize the health of the public because it would replace Monsanto’s dangerous glyphosate that is in literally everything.

Monsanto’s chemical concoctions are being sprayed all over farmers fields and have been attributed to the dying off of bees. There is a growing number of countries that are banning Monsanto, hopefully, Paul’s discovery can help us join the list!