Dr. Aly Cohen

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So we have a water component that I talk about in terms of high yield change to patients. We have a food component. But guess what the take home message is? We can't wait for our regulation to happen because again, it takes too much money.
But we need it to happen.
Well, we need it to happen, but it's not going to happen in our lifetimes where we're getting sick. You and I are not going to live long enough for all of those chemicals to be evaluated.
You think we won't be able to add more chemicals to the Safe Drinking Act?
The chemicals are being added.
I'm saying to the checks of the Safe Water Act.
Oh, they're not going to be added because it has to go to manufacturing, getting into our water system, which is our lakes and our streams. That goes to the way farming industry works. It goes to the way manufacturing is allowed. certain amounts of chemicals into waterways. Waterways become our drinking water. Sewage becomes our drinking water. This is a huge topic.
I'm not following. Are you saying we shouldn't do this research?
Of course not. I'm saying if you want to do this research, that's great and I applaud it. But we need it.
Right now we're saying it may be causing these things.
So let's put it this way. While we're waiting for this wonderful research, which I applaud, while we're waiting, in the moment now, when I'm seeing patients walking in at age 14 with rheumatoid new onset or lupus with no family history, with Crohn's disease, with MS, the vast majority of immune disorders that I see as a rheumatologist,
While we're waiting for those studies to get done, which I applaud, I'm on the same page, we have to do something to at least consider what we're doing with our bodies. And it's being thoughtful and judicious about what we eat, what we drink, what we breathe. It's not complicated. It's more about being thoughtful.
Well, it's very complicated. Denn zu entfernen Red Dye Nr. 3 klingt, als wäre es ein Wettbewerb. Aber was verwendest du? Welches Dye verwendest du, um es zu verwendest?
Es gibt gute Intentionen, schlechte Ergebnisse zu erzeugen. BPA wurde aus dem Markt genommen.
Guck dir das an. Es wurde mit BPS, BPSIP, BPF überflutet. Dies sind sogenannte regrettbare Substitutionen. Und wir kennen sie. Sie sind durch die Geschichte.
Das ist der Grund, warum ich denke, bevor wir eine Wartezeit-Rekommendation machen, sollten wir wissen, worauf wir uns wechseln.
Das ist absolut wahr. Aber unser System ist wirklich ein Problem. Ich stimme dazu. Es ist ein Problem und wir können darauf stimmen.
Was ich als Ärztin sage, die sich sehr um Patienten und meine eigene Familie und mich, die von unserer Umgebung erkrankt sind, sehr traurig ist, was auch immer diese Ausdauer sein kann, wir müssen uns überlegen, was wir essen, was wir trinken, was wir in unseren Körperen geben, was wir auf unseren Körperen geben, was wir als Tampons benutzen.
Let's think about what our body is absorbing because we have plenty of good data that is precautionarily telling us these are good decisions to make in terms of swapping or removing or reducing. We don't need all of the chemical cleaners that we think we do. Why do we need a door cleaner and a carpet cleaner and an oven cleaner and a sink cleaner and a window cleaner?
Why don't we take vinegar and add a little Castile soap or a little warm water and a little bit of, you know, or why don't we look for resources that can help us choose better if we're not going to make our own concoctions? All of which I put in the book, by the way, I'm putting these ideas into people's hands because guess what?
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