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...microplastics, which are literally accumulating inside our blood vessels Yep. Inside the testes, inside the ovaries. We can't get away from them. They are there. They're there to stay, but they do mess up a lot of the things in our bodies, including
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...microplastics are that we don't actually have good tests available commercially at least to test your microplastic level. There are tests, but they haven't really been validated, and they're not widely accepted as being really good tests. So we don't
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...of microplastics and the endocrine disrupting nature of microplastics where they can actually bind to specific receptors and as a result, block the expression or binding of other proteins which can have a systemic kind of effect on you. We didn't rea
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...microplastics. Do you know where most of the microplastics that get into our body come from? These inflammatory little particles that actually is studying our blood vessels. We know it's in our brain. It gets into every organ from your testicles to y
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kind of, you know, growing in our environment, in our water supply as a result of in our food, in our balls, in our brains, in our hearts. And so what are these molecules doing as they accumulate in our body? And that's now needs to be studied and un
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“Microplastics might be turning small cancers into aggressive killers”
these aerosolized microplastic particles. Mhmm. And we inhale them. Yeah. And they get into our body. And it it stands to reason that they're probably causing a problem. They're probably causing some
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makes or, manufacturers a totally novel environmental chemical, that as long as they tell us, under current, you know, regulations, something called GRAS generally recognized as safe, as long as they tell us, hey, this chemical is safe, we can introd
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“A lot of the sources from pollution, I believe that's in the seventies percents, is coming from where we work and where we live. It's really good to clean up the oceans, but it's actually not really smart to continue to keep clean up the oceans. It's better to not pollute the oceans.”
a lot of the the the sources from pollution, I believe also that's that's in the seventies percents, is coming from where we work and where we live. So we need to have a systems change. So it's it's r
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leucovorin as an example, which bypasses the blocked receptor, allowing methylated folate to get into the blood brain barrier, they have seen clinical improvement. There's one study that's looked at the microbiome, which we now know produces a lot of
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the ureter. That's what hurts. Gallbladder pain stretching the gallbladder. That's what hurts like crazy. And the GI tract with low levels of inflammation is irritating that lumen and also causing this sort of, discomfort at a low level. And and for
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