Alex Clark

And if yes, what can you do about it?

And I mean, that also can come for free with movement in your everyday life.

There's natural ways to detox, right?

You're sweating, you're peeing, you're pooping.

So people don't move enough.

They're not sweating enough.

You know, go to a sauna or if you live in Arizona like us, you can just sit outside this week.

So, I mean, there's other things, too.

Even the supplements are great.

But also like we need to be there's so many toxins that we're exposed to in our everyday environment.

And we were too sedentary as Americans.

And so these toxins are not able to move through our bodies the way that they should.

And so a lot of us are getting sick or experiencing different, you know, high toxic levels because of that.

Are we underestimating how much environmental toxins like glyphosate can actually affect hormones?

And pee pee poo poo.

Not enough men care about this.

Can we talk about something that I think is deeply misunderstood?

You think your house is clean because it smells like a hospital.

Well, that's the metric, right?

You walk in, it's like, wow, lemon, chemicals, a light hint of clinical depression, perfect.