Rotenone may be killing you in the long term

Rotenone is not fast acting at exposure levels encountered by humans, it may take years before any effects are noticed. In the case of Parkinson's disease, rotenone is a very potent mitochondrial inhibitor even at levels that are undetectable by many tests. It is the action in the mitochondria that leads to eventual damage from a cumulative effect in the brain neurons, those that produce dopamine. Other chemicals, typically organic solvents such as TCE (trichloroethylene) and MANY others, also impact function of mitochondria and may have a strong synergestic effect with rotenone. There currently are very limited studies looking at these powerful "cocktail" mixtures of rotenone with regards to human health and Parkinson's disease.

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