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good morning and welcome to another
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edition of today's nutrition where we
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look at what is new in research what's
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hot in the news or any topic that can
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help us lose weight feel great or live
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longer better usually all three so I've
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been asked to do a little review of the
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worst toxins how to avoid them quick
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easy steps to help the body detoxify
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things that we may have accumulated over
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time because you know we're getting new
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ones all the time the body is constantly
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being exposed Heaven Knows we've got it
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in your water our air our homes our food
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our cleaning products and household and
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yard products and of course the worst
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personal care products so I'm today I'm
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going to cover it really fast in just a
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few minutes so hold on to your hat and
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you might want to get out of pen and
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paper at the end I'm going to give you
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some real strong suggestions so if
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you're old school like me pencil and
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paper Okay so first let's review what
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toxins can do some symptoms
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that you may have that your body is
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showing you you're having trouble
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getting rid of these toxins could be
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muscle aches exhaustion stubborn weight
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gain dementia brain fog headaches
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insomnia irritability skin problems
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hormonal problems body odor cancer and
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good old digestive problems like
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constipation bloating
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diarrhea as you can tell these problems
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are pretty widespread and that's because
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your detox pathways are the liver the
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gut the kidneys the skin the lungs the
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lymphatics all these are designed to
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move toxins out you know because they
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cause oxidative stress breakdown in the
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tissues metabolically a log Jam so why
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is this an issue more today than ever
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well our bodies are designed to clear
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out metabolic toxins stuff your body
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makes just from living and moving
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metabolic stuff we are well equipped to
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clear beautifully equipped and also a
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little bit more it's designed to clear
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out an occasional food born pathogen
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like bacteria from spoiled food or a
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parasite our buddy does a really good
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job of that it has to clear but then
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Along Came modern
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chemistry in about 1940 the Germans had
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chemicals stockpiled after the war and
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they'd been design designed for chemical
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warfare and they decided to repurpose
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them for agricultural use we didn't know
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better and we started to really embrace
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all new things we could come up with in
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a laboratory to make our lives easier
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save money you know but you talk about a
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two-edged sword it's got a lot of good
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stuff but it got some real downsides and
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we never really gave much thought to
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longterm problems for example pesticides
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that are designed to kill pests by
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destroying their nervous system that
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came from World War II to nerve gas and
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it's been linked to horrible
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consequences I remember when I was
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getting my undergraduate degree in my
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biochem book there was a page I'll never
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forget there was a caption on
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Parkinson's disease and a certain
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pesticide that in humans targets the
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dopamine center of the brain causing
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irreversible damage and the latest
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research I love shows that depending on
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where you live your risk could be a heck
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of a lot higher for many cancers July
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2024 very recent there was research
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published under the title comprehensive
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assessment of pesticide use patterns and
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increased cancer risk look it up very
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high correlation around here you can
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look it up there's a map and it shows
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different states and the counties and
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what the risk is but what is good this
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study also hints of what pesticide are
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safest need a lot more research but this
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is an important study for us and our
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future children so a toxin checklist
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they're everywhere from internal toxins
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I got to mention that toxic thoughts but
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then Personal Care technology clothes
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food water cookware home environment
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there's not a single place on the planet
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that you could go that hasn't been
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touched by the chemicals we've added in
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the last 802 100 years for better yes
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it's allowed so many good things but we
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really need to be educated on better
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choices that we need to make
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personally can't count on our government
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it's really out to lunch on this one big
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time you got big food big Pharma Big Egg
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big money is influencing all of these
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things and we really must vote with our
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dollars to make the changes that are
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going to shape the future
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and just a quick note here I have been
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invited to go to Washington DC tomorrow
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for a senate panel discussion on
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American health and nutrition a second
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opinion so excited about this a topic
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that is long overdue and I'm thrilled to
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be asked to attend hope going forward
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that I can help make a difference I'll
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keep you posted but back to our subject
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easy
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detox there so many areas you know these
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these things don't just include
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excuse me chlorine but lead Mercury
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Arsenic pcbs and what we call Pops or
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persistent organic pollutants that are
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probably the most Insidious because they
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don't
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decompose and even though some have been
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outlawed 50 years ago or more they're
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still showing up in human breast milk
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today so how are they impacting our
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health so many ways one class of toxins
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has been described as endrin disruptors
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endrin are endrin glands secrete
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hormones your thyroid your estrogen your
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testosterone your insulin all these
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hormones so they disrupt them and
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according to the environmental working
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group quote there's no end to the tricks
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these endocrine disruptors can play on
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our bodies so some of the dangers for
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endrin disruptors include increasing or
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increasing production of certain
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hormones okay production of thyroid
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hormone perhaps testosterone hormone can
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imitate hormones so many of the
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pesticides and herbicides and
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fungicides they actually act like
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estrogen we call them
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xenoestrogens because they will mimic
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estrogen in our body increasing risk for
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cancers causing hormon
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disruption in men and women alike and in
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our children atrazine is a really bad
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one or they can turn one hormone into
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another kind of like um changing some of
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the enzymes because you can change
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testosterone to estrogen with the uh
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effect of aromatase enzyme and you can
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interfere with hormone
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signaling signaling cells to die
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prematurely it can compete with
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essential nutrients it can bind to
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essential hormones making them inactive
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so in the serum in your blood work it
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all looks like you got plenty of
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hormones maybe even too much but what
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happens is it binds to The receptors so
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it can't sit on the cell the hormone
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can't get to the cell receptor turn it
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turn it on and make it do what it's
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supposed to do or they also can
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accumulate in the organs that produce
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the hormones
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so the uh another thing the incidence of
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cancer in younger people has increased
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dramatically from 2019 2010 to 2019 and
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breast cancer is the highest number of
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incidences in younger women
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gastrointestinal cancers the fastest
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growing incidents in younger people
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study was published in jamama Journal of
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the American Medical Association and it
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was called patterns in in cancer
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incidents among people younger than 50
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in the US 2010 to 2019 Journal of the
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American Medical Association not good
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young people I mean it's one thing when
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you're 90 and 100 years old another
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thing when you're 18 to
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25 one of these nasty ones bisphenol a
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but it's actually all the bisphenols
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it's an industrial chemical that's been
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used in many Plastics since 1960 most
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a lot of them are used in canned food
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and beverages like water bottles acts
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like a synthetic hormones imitates
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estrogen interferes with
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reproduction uh linked to prostate
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cancer breast cancer environmental
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working group has reported that BPA is
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linked to everything from breast and
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other cancers to reproductive problems
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obesity it is linked as an obesogen
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early puberty heart disease it goes on
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and on and according to government tests
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93% of Americans have high levels of BPA
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in their body according to the CDC
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people are commonly exposed to low low
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levels when they consume food and water
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that's just been stored in containers
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made with
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BPA I've been super sensitive of this
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hits my kidneys and bladder commonly
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found in women with the history of PCO
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cuz we may not have a certain
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um genetic snip we have a certain so we
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don't detox like we should or optimally
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so I've been a real detective in my life
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got to be so you got to be a detective
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too you know you need to avoid plastic
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packaging that has label number seven in
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the recycling code or anything that says
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PC always buy food in glass if you buy
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it in plastic change it out of out of
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there even your produce get it out of
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there quickly because that'll out gas
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always use fresh food frozen food uh
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avoid microwav and Plastics even even if
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it says microwave stay safe and those
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and never pour anything hot in
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plastic baby toys wood rather than
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plastic and while we're on babies Oh
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gramsy be sure never to let them use
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plastic baby bottles or microwave them
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in plastic even if it says microwave
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safe it is not okay another biggie is
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phalates really popular in moisturizers
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Cosmetics May of 22 there was a shocking
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I should say astounding paper that
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should be a wakeup call to all of us
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okay the title of the the paper is bad I
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wish they' thought about this but okay
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reduction of daily use parabens and
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phalates reverses accumulation of cancer
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Associated photop within disease-free
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breast tissue in subject
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studies okay now I wish they'd really
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come up with the better one but what it
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was is they took 41
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Brave and noal healthy women that did
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needle aspiration of healthy breast
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tissue just to get the Baseline of
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breast cancer genes okay then they
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switched out their beauty and personal
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care products and only gave them ones
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that were allowed and approved that were
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clean no parabens no thades no fenals
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nothing in there that are known as nasty
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endocrine disruptors they and just 28
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Days Later they
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retested lo and behold researchers found
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a significant a huge reduction in
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several breast cancer Gene
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Expressions just 28 days the genes were
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healing and you know of
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course
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Gene the genes in the first step of
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cancer is the genes have to be turned on
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and in just 28 days they were down
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regulating bottom line many of these
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chemicals are not good for us and we
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need to be smart about
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exposure you're not going to be perfect
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but don't think these women did is they
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stopped using products reduced their
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exposure and 28 days their body was is
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healing so now I'm going to switch gears
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here and we're going to talk about
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reducing your exposure and helping your
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body get rid of these toxins easy
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actionable doable steps so number one
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plenty of fiber fiber binds up those
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toxins in the gut and eliminates them
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honestly this is one of the best way the
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liver gets rid of toxins so including 6
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to9 organically grown fruits and
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vegetables focus on the veggies is a
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great way to go beets radishes
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artichokes cabbage broccoli even spirina
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and chlorella they are really powerful
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ones number two um cleanse and protect
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the liver by taking herbs either in a
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tea or in food dandelion berock milk
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thistle and drinking green tea three
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cups of green tea a day has shown
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remarkable anti-cancer and even
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anti-aging property and while I'm on the
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anti-aging thing you know aeri Italy
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putting a tea bag of green tea and
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rosemary tea in your mug and you got a
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little bit of magic number
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three vitamin C simple things like
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vitamin C or NAC and acetyl cysteine or
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adding a few Brazil nuts will help your
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body make the best
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antioxidant glutathione
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number four plenty of pure water two to
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three quarts a day is what they
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recommend or 1/ half your weight in
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ounces of water so 150 lb person should
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drink about 75 o of pure water I like a
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good reverse osmosis and I would
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recommend getting uh the filter on
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automatic renewal because a year goes by
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really fast number five breathe deeply
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this allows oxygenation to circulate and
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pump the lymphatics you don't have to
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exercise to do that although that would
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be really good but you can just breathe
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deeply while relaxing while doing
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meditation and number six this goes
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really good with the last one
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transforming stress by changing the
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mindset this is probably the biggest
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obstacle for most people and can make a
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world of difference good Old Uncle Henry
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Ford said if you think you can or think
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you can't you are
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right change your mindset and you change
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everything but only you can do it and do
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that with deep breathing with meditation
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number seven protein good clean protein
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your body takes those amino acids and
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uses them to neutralize the toxins so if
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you don't have a good continuous Supply
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you're not detoxifying well I love to
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add a good protein powder where you you
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know you can add some pyan fibers some
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flax oil some good olive oil maybe a
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handful of organic berries and greens
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that really kicks your morning off great
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number eight sweat your kid your skin is
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called your third kidney does a powerful
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job of clearing those toxins any way you
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can in a sauna far infrared sauna
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extracise doesn't matter just sweat
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number nine dry brush your skin before a
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show hour to help open up those pores so
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you can get rid of those toxins sweep
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towards the heart that really helps
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number 10 20 to 30 minutes of exercise a
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day even 10 minutes three di times a day
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whatever just get that heart
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pumping number 11 sleep okay so now I
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know it seems like a lot but if you've
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got your pencil and paper here this is
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how you can do it and get almost all of
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it in by 9:00 a.m. all right number one
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get up at 6:00 or before after 8 hours
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of sleep number two exercise for 20
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minutes treadmill you're going to be
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sweating you're going to be deep
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breathing then you're going to have 16
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ounces of water down the hatch do a dry
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brush massage towards the heart before
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you shower drink a protein smoothie add
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some glutathione boosting greens maybe
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throw in some berries and some added
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vitamin C and some Fiber number or
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number 10 you're going to get this is
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like the 10th thing here you're going to
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be including do a 15minute
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meditation and then drink a cup of green
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tea there you go all those things you
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got done and it's probably not even
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9:00 I hope you learn something that
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will help you or someone you love as
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always if you want to listen to this
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again you can go to my website Deb
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for.com on YouTube or any place you
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listen to podcasts uh and if you know
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you want a help making some changes it's
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my greatest pleasure have a great day
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and do something really good for
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yourself