I’ve seen someone say they attended a few funerals in Meru and most of the deaths were cancer… and they were asking why. Honestly, that question isn’t far from what many people have been noticing. From the testing we’ve already been doing, this may not be as random as it looks. We took samples from a range of things people consume, miraa, potatoes and other foods, and had them tested. What came back was worrying. Traces of chemicals like paraquat, glyphosate, propanil and others were detected. Chemicals known to cause many cancers Now think about that for a second.... If these chemicals are on food, it doesn’t end there. It points to soil contamination, and once that happens, water is affected too. Meaning even people who are not farming could still be exposed without knowing. Right now, we are expanding our testing across several parts of Meru, looking at water, soil and everyday foods. We want to reach at least 10 areas, but due to high testing and shipping costs, we’re currently working with a few as we scale. What we are seeing so far is pointing to something bigger than many of us think. This is something we can’t afford to ignore. Because sometimes, the problem doesn’t announce itself... it builds quietly, until it’s everywhere.

Yesterday I saw an advert on Citizen TV promoting a herbicide called SRASHER to farmers in Kenya. Before people rush to buy it, please share this message in your WhatsApp groups, especially those with farmers. This herbicide contains chemicals such as Atrazine and Acetochlor. Studies have linked these two long-term exposures to serious health concerns, including: • Endocrine (hormone) disruption affecting estrogen & testosterone balance • Reproductive effects like reduced sperm quality & menstrual cycle disruption, irregular periods, etc • Possible birth defects in heavily exposed populations • Cancer concerns studied in relation to breast, ovarian, liver, lung, thyroid cancers, and Non-Hodgkin lymphoma • Nervous system effects such as headaches, dizziness, nausea & weakness • Liver toxicity, including enlargement and enzyme changes • Possible kidney stress • Skin & eye irritation from direct contact