Allison Evans

Your detergent's horrible.

And I ended up having my second natural period at 25.

And I've had four babies all at home.

So it's really just the power of pure.

I was not on any specific treatment plan that summer.

It really was about getting out of my body's way.

Yeah.

And, you know, I think when people think pesticides, they either think, OK, the guy that's going to come spray quarterly.

And listen, I live in Texas, so we have mosquito misting systems.

And that's kind of the place your head goes or like your raid or a golf course, you know.

But if you think about it, we're exposed to pesticides in so many different ways.

Some of the most insidious ways are actually just the disinfectants we use every day.

And people don't realize that an EPA-registered disinfectant typically has a pesticide and an EPA-registered pesticide inside of it.

If it's not using alcohol, it's likely using a pesticide.

And so you're basically, instead of cleaning your surfaces, you're just obliterating not only the bad bacteria, but the good bacteria.

And you're introducing these neurotoxins.

Because what pesticides do and what makes them the number one pesticide

underminer of our health efforts is they are neurotoxic.

They affect our fertility.

They cross the blood brain barrier.