Casey Means, MD

But it's very ubiquitous now in the environment. And it's like, when you kind of know this stuff, you're like, How are we allowing this to happen? And then, of course, it's affecting boys, too. Right. You know, and so I kind of just think about this world we're living in where it's tons of estrogens. It's not like there's a bunch of exogenous testosterone. Right.

It's not like the plastics are also stimulating testosterone. So you've got these estrogens. Then we're.

It's not like the plastics are also stimulating testosterone. So you've got these estrogens. Then we're.

It's not like the plastics are also stimulating testosterone. So you've got these estrogens. Then we're.

barreled with sugar and it's literally like it's in our kids school lunches the sugar everywhere sugar is driving the visceral fat in kids which is turning estrogen testosterone so it's like we live in a world that's basically feminizing us which for women that's going to make puberty early for men it's going to feminize them you know and then we also have an entire food system that driving visceral fat to make us

barreled with sugar and it's literally like it's in our kids school lunches the sugar everywhere sugar is driving the visceral fat in kids which is turning estrogen testosterone so it's like we live in a world that's basically feminizing us which for women that's going to make puberty early for men it's going to feminize them you know and then we also have an entire food system that driving visceral fat to make us

barreled with sugar and it's literally like it's in our kids school lunches the sugar everywhere sugar is driving the visceral fat in kids which is turning estrogen testosterone so it's like we live in a world that's basically feminizing us which for women that's going to make puberty early for men it's going to feminize them you know and then we also have an entire food system that driving visceral fat to make us

more estrogen sort of rich. And what is this doing? I think in a lot of ways it's depleting American vigor, right? Like we're living in this estrogen stew that's hard to get away from.

more estrogen sort of rich. And what is this doing? I think in a lot of ways it's depleting American vigor, right? Like we're living in this estrogen stew that's hard to get away from.

more estrogen sort of rich. And what is this doing? I think in a lot of ways it's depleting American vigor, right? Like we're living in this estrogen stew that's hard to get away from.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

No, I think Callie's getting into something also that I think is part of the reason why... I mean, there are a lot of... Fortunately, there are a lot of doctors speaking out right now, and I have so much, like, gratitude for all the other, not only doctors, but, like, NPs, DOs, chiropractors, like, nurse practitioners, all these amazing people who are speaking up and getting a lot of shit for it.

No, I think Callie's getting into something also that I think is part of the reason why... I mean, there are a lot of... Fortunately, there are a lot of doctors speaking out right now, and I have so much, like, gratitude for all the other, not only doctors, but, like, NPs, DOs, chiropractors, like, nurse practitioners, all these amazing people who are speaking up and getting a lot of shit for it.

No, I think Callie's getting into something also that I think is part of the reason why... I mean, there are a lot of... Fortunately, there are a lot of doctors speaking out right now, and I have so much, like, gratitude for all the other, not only doctors, but, like, NPs, DOs, chiropractors, like, nurse practitioners, all these amazing people who are speaking up and getting a lot of shit for it.

But this is very tribal, you know? And I think that when you think about... And it's hard. Like, this is a primal instinct to not break out of the pact and to not go against what the norm is.

But this is very tribal, you know? And I think that when you think about... And it's hard. Like, this is a primal instinct to not break out of the pact and to not go against what the norm is.

But this is very tribal, you know? And I think that when you think about... And it's hard. Like, this is a primal instinct to not break out of the pact and to not go against what the norm is.

So I think in a lot of ways that we're dealing with like here is going to come down to like how courageous are we willing to be to move humanity back and by humanity very much also the Earth's health because they're interconnected. They're one in the same. How courageous are we going to be to stand up for that? Or are we going to let things slip through our fingers?