Casey DeSantis

We're seeing still problematic levels and it's not OK.

So now we're trying to say, hey, guys, you need to do a better job.

And so I think through the accountability and the sunlight going on and talking to your viewers, going on and just informing the consumer base.

to make better informed decisions, I think that that can help push.

I do think that there might be some statutory reforms that might be done.

For instance, right now, they are required by law to test for things like salmonella before the formula leaves the factory.

Well, my thing is, is could we not just have them also test for lead and mercury?

And arsenic, I mean, we're talking about babies here, right?

And the ramifications of having these heavy metals in food is really problematic.

It doesn't just simply leave the system.

And our Surgeon General would say your risk of getting cancer over the course of your lifetime by consuming these heavy metals

metals and pesticides early in life, that risk goes up by 20%.

That's not okay, right?

As a former cancer survivor, okay, that's not cool.

We don't want to do this.

We want better options and we want consumers to be informed.

Hey, thanks, Ben.

Keep up the great work.