Allison Evans

You think you're doing the right thing.

It's in plastic.

You can't worry about that stuff.

What I always tell people is just focus on the things that you can actually fix and know that...

Plastic is everywhere, but it is not persistent.

It is not a PFAS.

It's not a forever chemical.

It's very transient.

So the good thing is like what you're saying, we've done a very similar study ourselves within Branch Basics where we actually remove plastic and other sort of endocrine disrupting chemicals from someone's environment for just 10 days and their BPA and phthalates

and parabens went down by between 93 and 97% in 10 days.

And that was measured through a urine analysis, day zero and day 10.

That's crazy.

And that can happen in just a two to three day period.

There was that Hermosa study with the girls and their cosmetics.

So plastic wants to leave the body.

So that's what I always tell people.

Just start with your kitchen.

Start with the things that your food touches.

And we used to think, oh, well, it's BPA free.

Guys, that doesn't matter at all.