Bryan Johnson

And so you're, you're heating these materials to certain degrees where you're inevitably going to have off gassing of microplastics.

So I know this is the thing is like, once you start, once you realize that plastic is a target, uh,

you realize, you come to learn, it's in everything.

Everywhere you look.

So even now, like after I've tried to purge my life from plastic, I will still, like here's an example.

I was doing sauna to try to rid my body of toxins, including microplastics.

I mistakenly used a towel that was 10% polyester and 90% cotton.

So there I am trying to rid myself of toxins,

and I'm using it on my body, right?

Like wiping my body with toxins.

So like, you know, like that was an idiotic mistake, but like an example, like we're always, we're just finding this forever.

So we got rid of all the, I thought that was a cotton towel.

It wasn't, but we got rid of that, but it's just forever.

It's, it's amazing how omnipresent they are.

Yeah, there's a list.

So, I mean, one is on the cotton stuff is we were, everything I put into my body, we test.

Like all the food I eat.

So we were testing...

clothing and actually we tested a diaper a diaper where the portion of the diaper the diaper that absorbs the urine for the baby we tested that and it was like eight times as high in glyphosate so how so so cotton unexpectedly that's what's in the pesticides exactly so so cotton is is better than like a polyester but cotton is also not like it's not just pure right

So there could be residual pesticides in your cotton.