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Stephanie Seneff, Ph.D

MIT Senior Research Scientist

Toxic Legacy

How the Weedkiller Glyphosate Is Destroying Our Health and the Environment

The Silent Spring of our time
From an MIT scientist, mounting evidence that the active ingredient in the world’s most commonly used weedkiller is responsible for debilitating chronic diseases, including autism, liver disease, and more.

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“Stephanie Seneff is one of the most important, original, and brilliant scientific researchers of our time.”

~Jennifer Margulis, Ph.D., award-winning journalist and author
“It’s crucial we all understand the harm environmental toxins are doing to people and the planet. Like Rachel Carson who blew the whistle in her book Silent Spring, Stephanie Seneff is educating us about current poisons. There’s no question in my mind that she is the scientist to help us open our eyes.”
~Vera Sharav, President of Alliance for Human Research Protection and child survivor of the Holocaust“I am so thankful for Stephanie Seneff’s work, which is invaluable in protecting the health of generations to come. I did a toxin screen on my three children a few years back and found they were all high in glyphosate even though we used organic products for our home and garden and tried our best to eat organic food! Dr. Seneff’s work is spreading much-needed awareness so our children and our children’s children can grow up less toxic.”
~Cammy Benton, M.D., founder, Benton Integrative Medicine
“I’ve long been impressed with Dr. Stephanie Seneff’s published work on neurological damage, environmental toxins, and chronic disease. She’s a brave and meticulous scientific researcher. She’s also one of the smartest people I know.”
~Paul Thomas, M.D., #1 Amazon bestselling author of “The Vaccine-Friendly Plan” and “The Addiction Spectrum”
“Dr. Stephanie Seneff’s deep dive into the science of glyphosate helps us as consumers make choices that protect ourselves, our families, and the environment.”
~Kate Hanley, author of “How to Be a Better Person” and host of the How to Be a Better Person podcast


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