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end you know I have to keep this right
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on time so I don't want to miss any of
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your questions I will follow up if we
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run out of time I will follow up uh with
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all the questions in the follow-up email
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so thank you for joining us today this
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is a big topic
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toxins I think one of the most important
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topics by far these days and I'm going
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to talk a lot about andrien disruptors
1:31
but they could actually really be called
1:33
hormone imitators they are making big
1:37
changes in our human existence so much
1:41
so that for the last 20 years they've
1:43
actually scientists have actually been
1:46
measuring anatomic anatomical changes in
1:49
babies pretty insane and I have reams of
1:54
research to prove everything that I'm
1:56
saying I mean you know me I'm all about
1:58
the research in PubMed but people need
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to be aware about this these are things
2:04
we need to be taking action on because
2:07
it's some serious stuff most of you know
2:10
me but for those of you who don't just a
2:14
short little bio about me and why I am
2:17
here to teach you today you know long
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time ago I had a history of illness
2:24
starting from the time of infancy I was
2:27
kind of like the canary in the M shaft
2:29
you know antibiotic itics for 10 years
2:31
of course digestive issues cystic acne
2:35
teenage mood problems precocious puberty
2:39
you know weight problems I can tell you
2:41
in the fourth grade how much I weighed
2:43
because Miss bade was coming down to
2:45
weigh us and panicked me kid shouldn't
2:48
have to even think about that
2:49
Interstitial cystitis several surgeries
2:52
um some experimental I mean I had five
2:55
organs removed and then finally when the
2:58
OBGYN suggested at hysterctomy when I
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was 22 I knew I needed to change
3:04
something you know I couldn't do any
3:06
worse so you can see why I am so
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passionate about what I do you know I I
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have totally committed my career pretty
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much my life to to this whole area and
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helping others achieve Better Health now
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at age almost 68 I have three great kids
3:26
three absolutely wonderful grandsons
3:29
that are my joy I just did a Spartan
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Race could be called a mud race but oh
3:35
my gosh that was tough and I love to
3:37
exercise I'm a I love personal growth I
3:40
have degrees upon degrees certifications
3:43
you know unlimited trainings I'm getting
3:45
ready to get the
3:47
ifmcp exam and that's huge but they all
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are about uncovering the biology of the
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problems we have today we need this
3:56
information so that you too can be the
3:58
change you want to see in the world
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around you know it starts with simple
4:03
choices simple choices that we can show
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you know show that it's not so difficult
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okay so um here we go so let's first of
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all I think we need to define or clarify
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the environment when when we mean
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environment you know we're discussing
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environmental toxins environment REM
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refers to anything surrounding anything
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outside the body which actually not only
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the skin and all that but it starts with
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the mouth that tube that runs through
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your body that's where the outside world
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meets the inside outside through food
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and all that that outside environment
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comes in environmental issues often
4:46
refer to nature but that's just one
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aspect of what we're going to be
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discussing environmental toxins you know
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so it's incumbent on all of us to
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consider the impact of these external
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things they have what they can have on
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our internal body our internal
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environment
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so where are they
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found you know you may be surprised to
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learn that environmental toxins are much
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much more more widespread than just
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pollution pesticides herbicides in fact
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we unwittingly come in contact with all
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of our hairsprays and you know all this
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stuff we use all the chemicals and our
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cos metics and food additives and and
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because of the constant exposure to all
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these environmental toxins you know more
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and more people are suffering from weird
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chronic diseases these
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illnesses almost we're in a con
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continuous state of exhaustion mental
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fogginess anxiety physical pain
5:56
progressively finding more diseases all
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the time a a lot of hormone health
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problems it's like quacamole you know
6:03
what what's going to pop up next if
6:05
you've listen to my radio show podcast
6:07
over the last couple months you've heard
6:09
a lot about these toxins and how they
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can affect just about everything from
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hair on the top of our head to the
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fungus on our toenails you know it's
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it's everything from blood sugar you
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know to our sexuality it's
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everything so how are these impact our
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health you know how are they doing this
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you know we're taught you know from a
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young age that toxic chemicals are
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harmful but what you may not understand
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is how they impact Health you know sure
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they're not good for us but how do they
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how are they hurting us well the endrin
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disrupting chemicals are huge the
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endocrine system is basically all the
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glands pituitary thyroid hypothalamus OV
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testes adrenal glands they they affect
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everything growth and development tissue
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function um metabolism sexual function
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sleep mood blood sugar how we respond to
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stress in our environment how much
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inflammation we have and how we take
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care of that you know among other things
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one class that we're going to cover
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pretty deep is called endrin
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disruptors according to one of my
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favorite groups the environmental
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working group and I quote there is no
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end to the trickery that these endocine
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disruptors may play on our bodies
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unquote some of these dangerous endrin
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disruptors
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include increasing or decreasing
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production of certain hormones you know
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that could be like hyper and
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hypothyroid it could imitate hormones
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you know act like
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estrogen or can turn one hormone into
7:59
another like turning testosterone into
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estrogen happens you know or it can
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interfere with the hormone
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signaling blocking insulin for example
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maybe your blood sugar is is upset and
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it's not being properly regulated
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signaling cells to die prematurely like
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nerve cells dopamine cells that are
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affected in Parkinson's disease you know
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or
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competing with essal nutrients like
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calcium you know calcium binding
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receptors you know if you get a
8:36
different mineral in there it's going to
8:38
keep calcium from doing it so there's a
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lot of ways they could just mess things
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up so the result hormone disruption the
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list of diseases caused by hormone
8:49
disruptors is continually growing we
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still keep learning more every week
8:55
every month everything from attention
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deficit hyperactivity disorder ADH to
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Parkinson's to Alzheimer's disease and
9:02
all the dementias diabetes
9:05
cardiovascular disease obesity early
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puberty all sorts of reproductive
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disorders you know both infertility and
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deformities and childhood and adult
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cancers a lot of cancers you know from
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cancerous tumors to congenital
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deformities and disabilities and a lot
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of other developmental disorders these
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endrin disrupting toxins can impact
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every system in the body controlled by
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hormones and knowing that hormones are
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responsible for just about every major
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aspect of Health from sleep to
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metabolism it's crucial to limit our
9:50
exposure and know where you're going to
9:52
find them you know knowing is going to
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help us avoid a lot of them so let's
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take a look at some of these toxins and
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then also how to reduce your
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exposure so the first one BPA I know
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we've all kind of heard about BPA but
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you can't imagine I have this
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conversation with people every day BPA
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is an industrial chemical that's been
10:16
used to make certain Plastics and resins
10:20
and you know ever since 1960 for example
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polycarbonate Plastics contain BPA and
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they're often used to containers that
10:30
store canned goods beverages about
10:34
anything you drink look inside I'll bet
10:36
it's been coated with plastic you know
10:38
every every drink and you know water
10:40
bottles boy the water bottles are just
10:42
about all BPA plastic and that synthetic
10:45
hormone acts like a imitates estrogen
10:49
and that interferes with all the
10:51
reproductive stuff the environmental
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working group has reported that BPA has
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been linked to everything from breast
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and prostate and other cancers to
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reproductive problems Galore obesity
11:07
early Pro puberty and even heart disease
11:11
and according to the government test 93%
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of Americans have BPA in their
11:19
body according to the Centers for
11:22
Disease
11:23
Control people are commonly exposed to
11:26
low levels of BPA when they consider
11:29
consum food or water and most of it has
11:33
been stored in plastic containers you
11:36
know if we're just exposed everywhere
11:39
although we hear a lot about BPA free
11:42
research is suggesting that all the
11:44
bisphenols are bad you know they're just
11:47
replacing BPA with BPS or other ones and
11:51
they're just as bad and they may even be
11:54
worse so how do we expose how do we
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avoid exposure because you can see
11:58
everything in the grocery oh my gosh
12:00
plastic everywhere like it's going to be
12:02
challenging because it is so prevalent
12:04
in the environment you know here are
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some tips that are going to help you uh
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minimize exposure a little bit and I'd
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like to say that you can trust the BPA
12:16
labels but like I say you know the
12:18
packaging is going to be probably some
12:21
other kind of P dangerous Plastics as
12:23
well so just avoid all Plastics
12:25
especially those marked PC for
12:28
polycarbonate or recycling number
12:31
seven soon as you get them you buy
12:33
whatever and you transfer it into
12:36
stainless steel or glass use fresh
12:39
frozen or dried avoid microwaving Foods
12:43
in plastic oh my gosh you can just see
12:46
that flow right into the foods never
12:49
ever put hot foods in
12:51
plastic some of you may remember that
12:54
your mothers poured hot liquids into
12:57
Tupper Weare oh my gosh that's what they
13:00
were told to do but that plastic just
13:02
flowed into the food and don't even wash
13:05
plastic containers in the dishwasher you
13:08
know or use harsh chemicals and
13:09
detergents on them in as little as six
13:13
dishwashing the plastic has broken down
13:17
so much that it's even more
13:20
dangerous choose wooden toys wooden or
13:24
stainless steel utensils most cash
13:27
register tapes are going to be BPA
13:28
coated
13:29
at the shop we of course use BPA free
13:33
but I know that may not be that much
13:35
better however when I tested my levels
13:38
of these toxins I was practically
13:40
non-existent in BPA you know maybe it's
13:43
better I hope but at least I'm not
13:45
getting the BPA in you know you don't
13:48
know unless you test and I'm going to
13:51
talk more about that because I highly
13:53
recommend everybody gets tested it's
13:54
what I'm giving for Christmas this year
13:56
thights number two that's a really nasty
13:59
nasty group ballades are a group of
14:03
chemicals ubiquitous that they're used
14:05
to make make Plastics more flexible and
14:09
harder to break commonly going to find
14:12
them in plastic food containers
14:15
children's toys and makeup you know our
14:20
bodies have a signaling system to
14:22
program cells to die as part of normal
14:25
Health get rid of the old make new and
14:28
according to the environmental working
14:30
group they they've done studies and
14:33
they've found that these chemicals
14:36
called phalates can trigger what's known
14:40
as death inducing signaling making cells
14:45
die earlier than they should and when
14:48
you run out of cells you're done Studies
14:50
have linked these salades to hormone
14:54
changes lower sperm count less mobility
14:58
of sperm congenital disabilities in the
15:02
male reproductive system obesity
15:06
diabetes thyroid irregularities in fact
15:09
many scholarly articles and even those
15:12
from the National Institute of Health
15:15
are pointing to the phades in
15:18
association to all of these edc's in
15:22
personal care products um and and
15:25
they're they're saying that these these
15:27
endocrine disrup these PL ICS are called
15:30
gender dysphoria causing gender
15:33
confusion and we know the male brain
15:37
must be exposed to certain levels of
15:39
testosterone in utero or they're forever
15:45
feminized goes pretty deep these endrin
15:48
disruptors are
15:51
everywhere scientists are even measuring
15:54
structural changes in male infants
15:57
related to these phalates they've even
15:59
done in colleges uh they had some
16:02
volunteers and yeah things are
16:06
changing so we need to avoid these at
16:08
all cost for Humanity so to reduce
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exposure start by avoiding all things
16:15
plastic plastic containers children's
16:17
toys plastic wrap made from PVC you know
16:21
that stretchy clingy stuff or anything
16:23
that has a label number three it's
16:26
important to read your cosmetics and and
16:29
personal care products if you value our
16:33
males or all the other things avoid
16:37
products that simply say fragrance
16:39
they've learned that they can stick a
16:41
whole lot of those fites in there and
16:43
hide
16:44
them I love the environmental working
16:46
group you'll be able to look up all of
16:49
these things on the website check out
16:51
your cleaners check out your cosmetics
16:53
and also the app Skin Deep there's what
16:57
it's going to look like there I love
16:59
love it you know in the United States
17:01
all these uh we just don't ban a whole
17:03
lot of them in the Europe they've banned
17:06
thousands our government just tends to
17:08
sit on their
17:10
hands I don't know take money from the
17:13
big
17:14
Industries this stuff's cheap you know
17:16
it is not capitalism at its
17:20
best so next thing heavy metals they're
17:23
bad you know we've got some metals in
17:26
our body we've got gold we've got silver
17:27
we've got all these things in our body
17:28
body however when you increase exposure
17:31
of some of them significantly you got
17:34
health problems lead Mercury were aware
17:37
of those and and there are the most
17:40
frequent causes still to this day as
17:42
much as we know but heavy metal
17:43
poisoning they are the biggest cause but
17:45
also cadum I've seen that a lot and
17:48
arsenic are also hazardous arsenic you
17:51
get in rice lead starting out can cause
17:54
neurological problems gastrointestinal
17:56
problems bone marrow problems uh and
17:59
kidney disease and neurological
18:02
developments and and loss of
18:04
IQ mercury poisoning you know a lot of
18:08
neurological stuff too like headaches
18:10
but also low back pain weakness fatigue
18:13
Tremors
18:15
hallucinations the old Matt as a Hatter
18:18
came from the fact that you know
18:20
everybody used to wear like fancy hats
18:22
so they had lots of Hatter around and
18:24
they used mercury in the manufacturing
18:27
of these cool hats
18:30
most of it comes today from coal mining
18:33
and coal burning some from medical
18:36
incineration and some from certain
18:38
Industrials um production but Mercury
18:43
gets released into the atmosphere and it
18:45
travels over the ocean falls down in
18:48
where the ocean floor where it
18:50
bioaccumulates in larger fish that's why
18:53
we should all limit the consumption of
18:55
the larger fish like tuna pregnant women
18:59
are the most at risk from these toxic
19:01
effects of mercury since you know that
19:04
metal is known to concentrate in the
19:09
brain and can interfere with brain
19:12
development lowering
19:15
IQ Mercury sources include a lot of
19:18
dental and and medical equipment but
19:20
also fertilizers pesticides
19:23
amalgam um high glucose high fructose
19:27
corn syrup and Seafood lead that's going
19:30
to be mostly your paint your gasoline
19:33
and an interesting note that women who
19:36
were raised by
19:39
highways when you're growing up we use
19:42
lead gas and that lead from the gas
19:44
fumes we got it into our bodies as we
19:46
were building bones and then when you
19:49
reach
19:50
menopause along with releasing some of
19:52
the calcium from our bones we get the
19:55
liad okay so tips for reducing lead and
20:00
Mercury reduce your exposure to lead you
20:03
know you can find if your home was built
20:05
before uh clear back 1978 your woodwork
20:09
probably and other surfaces going to be
20:12
covered with lead lead paints a biggie
20:15
you know you probably should call an
20:16
expert to remove that paint you know got
20:20
to be careful if you try to do it
20:21
yourself if you're doing any sanding at
20:23
all you're inhaling it you know a good
20:26
reverse osmosis water filter is going to
20:29
be good to help reduce your exposure to
20:31
lead because it can come in through
20:32
drinking water especially if you have
20:34
old pipes and of course beware of tuna
20:39
you know that's going to concentrate at
20:41
higher levels you know so eat seafood
20:43
that's lower on the food chain think
20:46
smash uh salmon mackerel anchovies uh
20:50
sardines and Herring um then with your
20:54
fish oil supplements I'm a big one for
20:56
EPA DHA you got to get pure ones
20:59
barlines and Nordic Naturals know how to
21:01
do it and I stick with them because it's
21:04
the fat is Where the mercury is stored
21:07
in fish so you don't want to be taking
21:09
that in additionally if you've got
21:11
silver fillings from those of us raised
21:13
at a certain time you know make sure
21:16
you're uh have a discussion with your
21:18
dentist and see if he thinks it's good
21:19
to remove them or not and make sure the
21:22
dentist is committed to following safe
21:25
protocols or you could make it a hack of
21:27
a lot worse when you're trying to remove
21:29
it I recommend a biological dentist you
21:32
know they're not so much around here but
21:34
big cities okay really important okay
21:37
glycol ethers all your cleaning supplies
21:41
are
21:42
suspect you know the cleaning products
21:45
but also cosmetics and paints the
21:48
problem with this toxin the all the
21:51
glycol ethers you know they can damage
21:54
again fertility lead to congenital
21:57
disabilities and worsen allergies cause
22:01
asthma you know to avoid this toxin you
22:04
know look for natural cleaning
22:06
Alternatives look it up on ewg.org but
22:10
you can't beat white vinegar avoid
22:13
products with ingredients such as two
22:16
butal oxy ethanol BG or egbe or
22:22
dgme when I tested toxins for myself
22:25
this level was high I was using regular
22:29
detergent because my husband liked it
22:32
you know well I sweat and you know your
22:37
socks and you know exercise and you know
22:39
then sleep on the sheets we absorb these
22:42
through our pores you know you got to
22:45
test or you don't know I would never
22:47
have known I was high again you don't
22:50
test you don't know and I'm going to be
22:52
telling you more about getting your own
22:53
test because I think everybody should do
22:55
it next one's radon a lot of new homes
22:59
uh or old homes when they're sold they
23:01
they run the test for Radon anymore U
23:04
it's a gas that's produced from the
23:06
decay of uranium you know think about
23:09
uranium but rocks and soil contain
23:12
uranium you know so basically in the
23:15
basements of homes are going to be the
23:16
most suspect but other areas too
23:18
anything that comes in contact with the
23:20
ground even granite
23:22
countertops relase radon you don't know
23:26
whether it's in your home unless you
23:27
test for for it and and it's worth
23:30
testing for you know next to smoking
23:34
radon is the second most frequent cause
23:37
of lung cancer you know so if you've got
23:40
a finished basement that's really you
23:42
got to make sure so reduce exposure
23:45
ventilate open your doors ventilate EPA
23:48
says indoor air is two and a half times
23:50
as polluted as outdoor air due to the
23:53
outgassing of all these Plastics and now
23:57
even radon so you got to seal the floors
24:00
you got to seal the walls and increase
24:03
ventilation either under the the crawl
24:05
space or whatever close off the basement
24:07
from the rest of the house keep that
24:09
door shut have your water tested you
24:11
know you may be getting Ron through your
24:14
water especially Wells so yeah you got
24:16
to test radon can be removed through
24:19
treatment Technologies you know if
24:21
you're for like Iration or even
24:25
activated carbon
24:27
charcoal okay okay oh flame retardant
24:30
number
24:32
six there are more than 75 different
24:35
types of flame retardants
24:39
bfrs and they're used commercially from
24:43
natural fiber to household Furnitures to
24:46
Plastics Unfortunately they don't stick
24:49
to the material but they filter into
24:51
your environment you know shockingly
24:54
numerous Studies have found they're
24:57
everywhere they've reported high levels
25:00
of these flam retardant in breast milk
25:03
and according to the environmental
25:05
working group again they keep track all
25:08
these stuff these incredibly persistent
25:12
chemicals known as poly brominated
25:16
diphenol ethers ethers or
25:19
pbde theyve found to contaminate the
25:22
bodies of people and Wildlife even
25:26
though they're not using flame retardant
25:29
even been found in polar bears problem
25:32
with these chemicals is there again they
25:35
imitate and disrupt hormones thyroid
25:38
hormones you know common sources are
25:42
going to be paint but all your textiles
25:44
your paper your your Furnitures your
25:46
mattresses that you sleep on anything
25:48
that has been baby clothes anything
25:51
that's got flame retardant carpet
25:54
padding ways to reduce your your bfr
25:58
you know because you want to reduce any
26:00
brominated flam hardens exposures are
26:05
going to be furniture and mattresses
26:09
made you got to make get them from
26:11
organic materials get rid of anything
26:13
that has flame retardant on it you know
26:16
foam made before 2005 is all going to
26:20
have the bfr I super think it's
26:23
important to get in a a HEPA vacuum
26:25
cleaner and a HEPA uh air filter that's
26:29
going to help clear out all those things
26:30
and if you use a broom to sweep that
26:33
just accumulates the toxins in your
26:37
air Organo phosphates oh makes me just
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cringe to think about these organic
26:44
phosphates they're a neurotoxic compound
26:47
initially came from chemical warfare
26:49
after World War II when they were
26:51
repurposing things you know these
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chemicals um the main component of
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herbicides pesticides insecticides
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fungicides because they target the
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nervous system of the insects you know
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you spray them they die you know they
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they spray it on the plant it kills the
27:12
pest but the problem is we eat the plant
27:15
that's been contaminated with these
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chemicals You know despite being
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classified as what they call social
27:22
health and environmental concerning
27:26
products agricultural use is still high
27:29
in these Organo phosphates on your
27:31
vegetables and your foods you can get
27:34
this stuff everywhere Organo phosphates
27:37
are even used in Mosquito Abatement so
27:39
if you see that truck going around
27:41
spraying for mosquitoes killing the
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mosquitoes you're being exposed to these
27:46
Organo phosphates and the adverse
27:48
effects you know because it's
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neurological brain development Behavior
27:53
fertility you know among other problems
27:57
you know I say don't wait until my child
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or my grandchild or your child or your
28:03
grandchild has behavioral problems
28:06
neurological problems you know how many
28:09
kids don't have that these
28:11
days so how do we avoid these you know
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avoiding got to eat organic you know
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these harmful chemicals avoiding them
28:20
otherwise is difficult so your best bet
28:23
is to buy organic produce environmental
28:26
working group you know it's it publishes
28:30
the shoppers guide I really want you to
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go to the ewg.org go their website
28:35
they're going to give you tons of buyer
28:38
information you know there fruits and
28:41
vegetables you know they're going to
28:42
keep track of those that have the fewest
28:44
residues and those that have the most so
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check it out on
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ewd ewg.org start with their dirty desen
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the Clean 15 guide really
28:55
important particle pollution last last
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one here this is our final toxin that
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we're going to cover particle pollution
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you know it's it's going to range from
29:04
everything to dust to mold to fungus
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Farm you know
29:11
harvesting and fuel emissions number one
29:14
source of air pollution you know in the
29:17
cities especially is going to be gas
29:20
emissions however Landscaping industry
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accounts for up to 10% of all the air
29:27
pollution in the United States at least
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you know the gas leaf blowers have been
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identified as number one or not number
29:35
one but one of the worst offenders
29:37
because when you burn that 30% of its or
29:41
all gasoline goes right back in the air
29:43
I was out for an early morning run the
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other day other week and I smelled gas
29:50
leaf blowers two blocks away were being
29:53
used you know countless Studies have
29:56
been done on the effects of all this
29:59
particle pollution and and it's it's on
30:01
overall health you know common effects
30:03
you're going to think about respiratory
30:05
queing coughing shortness of breath and
30:08
and you know inflammation of lung tissue
30:10
and tissue swelling you know that
30:13
contributes also to the development of
30:16
heart disease and lung disease more
30:20
asthma attacks and even lung cancer this
30:23
last summer we saw the effects from all
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the Canadian fires when were there ever
30:28
a blue sky the West Coast has been aware
30:31
of this for decades with their Smog and
30:33
their air pollution you know it
30:35
increases heart disease it increases
30:37
cancers of all kinds because of all the
30:39
oxidative stress then of course
30:41
breathing problems you know I can't
30:43
count how many farmers and people who
30:46
work around grain dust or live in the
30:48
country have
30:51
problems so how do we avoid it how do we
30:54
avoid you know you can get a little
30:56
chemical meat or a particle meter and
30:58
test it around but we're surrounded by
31:01
air so you're going to get you're it's
31:03
going to be hard to remove all the
31:04
pollutants from the environment but we
31:06
can take some steps you know some of the
31:08
steps that we need to take to reduce
31:11
particle pollution include first thing
31:13
is going to be swapping out those worse
31:17
gas powerered things you know your leaf
31:19
blowers and your weed whackers um get
31:22
the electrical ones they work great uh
31:26
we don't typically take public
31:28
transportation around here but whenever
31:31
possible lessen your contribution to
31:33
that so you know walk ride your bike you
31:36
know lessen how much you use your car
31:39
and for those of us those that work in a
31:41
factory you've got lots of stuff
31:43
floating in the air got to be careful
31:45
and if you're exercising don't do it
31:48
near hight traffic areas you're just
31:49
sucking that in don't go out when it's
31:51
hazy Harvest Time you know if you go out
31:55
if you are exposed wear a mask whatever
31:58
your position on covid a mask is going
32:00
to help with those large particles so
32:03
wearing a mask um check your your fuel
32:07
burning things like hot water heaters uh
32:09
gas ranges in your home your furnaces
32:11
check them annually to make sure they've
32:14
got good adequate ventilation and
32:17
filtering mold prevent mold from growing
32:20
in your in your home monitor humidity
32:23
levels especially in your basements and
32:26
and your bathrooms bathrooms are huge
32:27
when you got to have ventilation in
32:29
there get some good fans and addressing
32:31
any water stained area you may have to
32:34
take out some of the drywall it is
32:36
dangerous there are so many types of
32:38
mold some of them are estrogenic you
32:41
know that can cause breast cancer and it
32:44
can there's other kinds that can disable
32:45
your immune system like your B cells and
32:47
your te- cells you know they are serious
32:50
stuff you know they can cause lots of
32:52
different kinds of cancer I I recently
32:54
had a client that tested really high for
32:57
one of these molds and it was definitely
32:59
giving her a health problem you got to
33:01
clear them out and you got to test
33:04
that's the bottom line environmental
33:07
toxins are downright dangerous and some
33:10
of this odorless and tasteless you know
33:13
there's ongoing research on their
33:16
ability to feed cancer cells to
33:19
interfere with glucose metabolism and
33:21
cholesterol metabolism and they can
33:24
induce insulin resistance the
33:26
Environmental toxins are you know they
33:29
have been identified as a culprit in
33:32
obesity through a whole bunch of
33:34
different mechanisms you know obesity
33:37
Can it can be caused from inflammation
33:40
oxidative stress mitochondrial injury
33:42
there goes your Powerhouse thyroid
33:45
metabolism and of course impaired
33:47
Central appetite regulation you're
33:50
always hungry you know why is it that we
33:52
have all this disregulation why are you
33:55
hungry all the time why do you crave
33:56
certain foods
33:58
maybe it's the toxins that have hijacked
34:01
your system it's crucial to know your
34:05
level of risk you know when it comes to
34:08
all these environmental toxins you know
34:10
you don't know unless you test that's
34:13
why when I tested mine I started taking
34:16
some some steps you know so the best way
34:18
you can protect your health first thing
34:21
you know from all these environmental
34:23
toxins first thing I want you to do is
34:27
just be cautious you
34:29
know you know all I'm all about the
34:32
power of food you got to have really
34:35
good good food because that's how your
34:37
liver detoxifies you got to get the
34:39
phytonutrients from real whole plants
34:42
especially cruciferous ones like
34:43
broccoli and cauliflower and Brussels
34:45
brouts and kale and Bach Choy those are
34:47
going to be high in compounds that the
34:49
liver uses to detoxify foods that are
34:52
rich in antioxidants like your dark
34:54
leafy greens and your berries also
34:56
garlic leaks onions if you don't like
34:59
them learn to like them your body needs
35:01
them to detoxify you know get your taste
35:04
buds around this and also you know they
35:07
make those compounds to protect them
35:09
from the environment when we eat them
35:11
not only do we get their energy but we
35:13
get those compounds to protect us so
35:16
pretty amazing number two avoid Plastics
35:19
at all costs this can be tricky you know
35:21
we become a society that is just so
35:25
reliant on Plastics use stainless steel
35:28
use uh water bottles that are either
35:31
stainless steel or glass store in
35:34
stainless steel or glass or ceramic
35:36
don't buy in plastic install a water
35:39
filter at home carry your plastic or
35:42
Carry Your Glass do not deposit just
35:44
deposit that and and when you get coffee
35:47
out did you know that that paper cup is
35:50
lined with plastic not to mention the
35:52
plastic lid yeah it's lined with plastic
35:55
so it doesn't drip you know I hate to
35:57
say take your own cup but if you're
35:59
doing this every day maybe keep a cup in
36:02
your car so you can pour it directly in
36:04
there so you're not drinking this
36:06
plastic every day number three detox
36:09
your home with natural simple products
36:12
every time you finish up one of the the
36:15
biggies look up the environmental
36:17
working group and look what you can buy
36:21
or make this homemade one here it's
36:23
pretty darn good starting out with
36:25
hydrogen peroxide and then you got a
36:27
half a cup of Cheapo vinegar good stuff
36:30
you don't have to use apple cider you
36:31
just white vinegar and a teaspoon of Dr
36:34
Broner's Castile soap 10 drops of tea
36:36
tree oil a little bit of antiseptic
36:38
there 20 drops of lavender essential oil
36:41
make it smell good and other things and
36:43
then two cups of water that's all it
36:46
takes to do most of our cleaning and
36:49
then some good elbow grease another
36:51
really important way is to exercise and
36:53
sweat I love a sauna um you know
36:57
sweating is a great way for those toxins
37:00
to just migrate out of your system I
37:02
love an infrared SAA blanket and we're
37:04
going to be carrying those at the shop
37:06
then the last thing a highquality
37:08
supplement that's going to support
37:10
detoxification I put together the
37:11
Heavenly cleanse at the shop that has
37:14
all the things in it I wanted to have to
37:17
help the liver detoxify because that's
37:19
how we do we get the nutrients and
37:21
that's how it's detoxified I have tons
37:25
of research articles
37:27
you know websites uh all that so if
37:30
you're interested just let me know but
37:32
thank you you know that was just what
37:35
flying through there and so I want to
37:37
thank you for joining me today on
37:40
learning about environmental toxins I
37:43
know it can be overwhelming and um I'm
37:46
sure you have lots of questions so in
37:48
the last few minutes here just put in
37:50
the chat and I'll see what comes up and
37:52
I'll get to them uh go ahead and put any
37:54
of those in there right now because
37:56
we're going to have about five or 10
37:58
minutes um that we will be able to cover
38:01
all those questions um you know toxity
38:05
toxicity could be the reason behind your
38:08
weight problems your sugar problems your
38:10
mood problems your cholesterol problems
38:13
obviously you know other hormone issues
38:17
thyroid estrogen testosterone
38:19
progesterone you know all of the
38:21
hormones you know not just the insulin
38:24
and the blood sugar but things that
38:25
could be Brewing that you may not have
38:27
till next year but by acting now you're
38:31
going to clear out that Toxin and avoid
38:33
it all together it's what I love about
38:34
prevention you never know because you
38:37
avoided it the body is so resilient and
38:40
it does a good job of healing there's so
38:43
many different mechanisms that the good
38:45
Lord has built in there to help us clear
38:48
these out so many you know it we do have
38:51
a lot in our environment but you give
38:53
the body a fighting chance and it does a
38:56
great job and my wish for you is to be
38:58
able to live a long and healthy life
39:00
vital and toxins are capable of robbing
39:04
you and your family of a long and happy
39:07
life feeling fantastic having a
39:10
wonderful Health span to go with the LIF
39:13
span a lot of you may want to run that
39:15
toxin panel I highly recommend it and I
39:19
got you you know it was it was a
39:21
revelation when I did that and so I am
39:24
going to um make sure you can have that
39:27
because if you don't test you don't know
39:29
and in today's world you cannot be an
39:32
ostrich if you ignore it I truly believe
39:37
you are putting yourself and your loved
39:39
ones in unnecessary Peril and you know
39:43
you may think that sounds really kind of
39:45
out there but no it's not you know I
39:48
wish we could count on our government to
39:49
protect us in Europe they have banned
39:53
over 1,200 cosmetic
39:55
chemicals us is baned
39:59
30 you know so anybody who's
40:02
registered I'm going to get send you
40:04
your own personal link so you can order
40:07
your own detox panel for mold for fungus
40:10
for heavy metals and all the
40:12
environmental toxins that we commonly
40:15
come uh become exposed to and there's
40:18
even a test this is pretty cool that
40:20
combines the toxin panel with the
40:22
nutritional panel bam you know you talk
40:25
about personal ized approach to your
40:28
health it that's it I mean you're you're
40:30
going to find out what nutrients that
40:33
you need to bump yourself up on and this
40:36
also comes with a personal consultation
40:38
so we can get the right appropriate safe
40:42
detox um strategy to get going you know
40:46
don't worry the body is designed to
40:48
clear these toxins out but we have to
40:50
give it a half a chance you know so if
40:53
this webinar has wetted your appetite to
40:57
know more so that you can protect
40:59
yourself and your family you know
41:03
you you want to know more I'm sure
41:06
because this is not is nowhere near a
41:08
full list of all the toxins and you can
41:11
go to my website and get all my podcasts
41:13
in the last couple of months it's going
41:15
to go through different aspects of the
41:16
toxins and you know you can go to de.com
41:19
it's going to have them all there you
41:21
can learn so much more and if you're
41:23
really wanting to kickart your health T
41:26
to hi gear I am developing a six-month
41:30
long one-on-one worldclass longevity and
41:33
health program that is really designed
41:36
to transform lives first step is testing
41:40
so we know what's brewing in your system
41:44
that could hijack your life in the
41:46
coming months or years to come don't
41:49
want that so okay now I'm going to go to
41:53
the chat and um like I said we'll have
41:57
lots of questions we can answer if I
41:59
can't get to all of them I
42:07
will