Allison Evans

They directly affect IQ.

They are endocrine disruptors.

And the thing is, we don't smell them.

We don't taste them.

We don't hear them.

You know, and I don't want anyone listening to this thinking, oh my gosh, well, there's so many of them we can't avoid because so many of the pesticides we're exposed to, we actually can't avoid.

So even just looking up the dirty dozen, because the pesticides that we're ingesting, like organic is not just bougie, you know, it is actually eating food in its original form without the use of glyphosate and Roundup.

And so really emphasizing the dirty dozen, those foods you eat every day, just spending that extra amount, especially for your kids, just making sure that those, the berries, you know, the eggs, the milk, I mean, things like that, those everyday items, um,

are organic is huge.

Today alone, there's so many things that we can do that are low hanging that significantly lower that body burden.

It's crazy to think that it's probably the most toxic room in the house besides the garage.

And we actually think of it as like the cleanest room.

Because we're bringing in these products and efforts to clean things, but ironically, the products that are used to clean often have the highest amount of toxic chemicals.

So if we make one change, besides letting your pesticide guy go and getting rid of the raid, start with your laundry detergent.

Because those conventional laundry detergents are literally manufactured to stick onto your clothing to adhere.

Then you put them in the dryer and they're basically just bound into the fibers of the clothing.

And it's not just clothes.

It's your pillowcase at night.

It's your washcloth when you're naked in the shower.

I mean, you literally do not escape what you launder with and it is coursing through your veins.