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Was YOUR Parkinson's Disease Caused by Paraquat Weed Killer?

Have you used Paraquat weed killer and were later diagnosed with Parkinson's disease? The chemicals in Paraquat weed killer bioaccumulates in the body, causing oxidative stress. Studies show that this chain reaction in the body leads to Parkinson's disease later on. Call us today: https://bit.ly/3MUy6Cj #justiceislovely #thelovelylawfirm #sclawyer Paraquat weed killer is devastating applicators who are exposed in later developed Parkinson's disease. The litigation is progressing rapidly, and our legal team is here to help you if you've been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. This chemical bio accumulates in the body, and is bioactive causing an oxidative stress. Studies show that this chain reaction in your body leads to this later Parkinson's disease diagnosis. Paraquat is so toxic, three drops can kill a human being. In fact, persons living within 1600 feet of an application of Paraquat could be in danger of being exposed. Exposure experts will need to be retained to analyze one square mile around application sites. This will allow us to prove the types of farms and the people living around it that were exposed to Paraquat. Unlike the Roundup litigation, Paraquat use required a licensed applicator to use this chemical. This was not some chemical you could go to a hardware store like Home Depot or Lowe's and purchase. The company knows when and where this was applied. Studies have shown that only 8% of Parkinson's disease is genetic, with the rest being environmental exposure. The litigation is focusing on several angles, but among them are failure to warn claims by Syngenta on the Paraquat label. The label does not warn about cumulative exposure, neurotoxic effects. And most importantly, it does not warn about Parkinson's disease. Morbidity and toxicity of Paraquat was clear in 1973. In 1974, Irish doctors reported how bad this chemical was. In fact, China, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom have banned this chemical. Further studies throughout the years have also shown how bad this chemical is to humans. Syngenta knew about these studies. The litigation is progressing at a rapid pace, and more and more facts will begin to be exposed. Eastern South Carolina and the whole state, for that matter, have large agricultural operations, and even small local farms where Paraquat chemical may have been used.