I can't help but think this line of claims has an eerie resemblance to homeopathy, naturalism, and assorted fallacies mixed within. Not hard disproof but enough

I can't help but think this line of claims has an eerie resemblance to homeopathy, naturalism, and assorted fallacies mixed within. Not hard disproof but enough to raise alarm bells and frustrating to try to pick through truth from the dubious. Oxidation both being damaging in too much and having a purpose? Perfectly consistent with prior health experience and toxicology that adding something everywhere like a toddler doesn't generally help. Communication with herbivores? That is assuming too many mechanisms and ascribing agency which doesn't exist. Self-propagation can look remarkably like agency but it isn't it. If a plant puts energy into making its fruits delicious to an animal and gets its seeds distribuited far and wide that plant will spread more than the one whose fruit is horrifyingly toxic. Never did a plant decide "lets be tasty".