Allison Evans

It's amazing how they like embed in your brain.

We would just, all the bath balls and all the gels.

I mean, no wonder I had body odor at six years old.

I had, you know, all these endocrine issues.

I had cysts all over my ovaries.

I mean, ah.

Well, you know, we wear all these synthetic clothes and then we complain that there's so much static.

So then we feel like we have to use the dryer sheets.

It's like we're kind of band-aiding one problem on top of the other.

And yeah, and then we're exposed to all these microplastics and wondering what's going on with our blood work.

So, you know, listen, sometimes I find myself in some plastic leggings because they hold me in a lot better.

But the last thing I'm doing is working out in those things because you have something that is compressing into your skin.

It is full of microplastics, sometimes PFAS, which are forever chemicals.

And then you're sweating and your pores are opened up and you're literally just like a sponge to these things.

So the more that we can really emphasize the cotton and the linen and the wool and the silk and just getting back to just natural fibers, the less problems we're even going to have.

And we we barely have any static.

My husband refuses to wear plastic shirts.

You know, all of his friends do and they kind of make fun of him, but we don't have any static.

You know, my friends complain like, well, how do you get your husband's my husband's shirts all stick together?

I'm like, well, it kind of starts upstream.