Dr. Andrea Love

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The Checkup with Doctor Mike · Are Everyday Chemicals ACTUALLY Harming Your Health · 7 May 2025 podcast
Yeah, I mean, it's that. And it's also a lot of the other factors that actually do play a role in health. We call those the social determinants of health, right? Things that play a role in health outcomes. And I would not rank chemicals in the environment as positive. anywhere near the top of that list, right?
If you kind of look at the things that impact someone's health and their ability to manage a condition, get it diagnosed, you have access and ability to get healthcare, right? We know that people who are low income and don't have health insurance and can't seek healthcare in the US have worse health outcomes. They have delayed diagnosis of
chronische Krankheiten wie Schmerzen, Autoimmunverletzungen und Lebensbedingungen. Sie können sie weniger umsetzen, weil sie all die Karten gegen sie haben. Wenn du über sozioökonomische Faktoren sprichst, ist das wahrscheinlich etwa 30 Prozent deiner Beiträge zu deiner Gesundheit. Das nächste wäre der echte Lebensstil, also Verhältnisse, Gesundheitsverhältnisse.
Ich glaube, Dr. Cohen hat es vorhin erwähnt, dass niemand über Übungen spricht und niemand über eine gesundheitliche Diät spricht, und das ist nur objektiv falsch.
Wenn du zu einem Immunologen sprichst, ob es ein klinischer Immunologen oder ein Forschungswissenschaftler ist, wenn wir über die Unterstützung deines Immunsystems sprechen, sind die zentralen Themen moderierter Stress, guter Schlaf, Praxishygiene, das ist Handhygiene, Ernährungshygiene, Oralhygiene, sexuelle Hygiene, all die Hygiene.
Maintain an active lifestyle and that's going to be different for different people. Everyone needs a different amount of exercise, but we know that exercise is incredibly important for a lot of our physiology. It also would include things like a diverse diet. And we know that.
88 Prozent der Amerikaner brauchen nicht genug Fibre, und das ist wahrscheinlich eines der einzigen wichtigsten Dinge, die wir tun können, um die Gesundheitsaufgaben auf der Bordseite für viele Gesundheitsbedingungen zu verbessern.
Und es betrifft auch Dinge wie die Erkrankung von Vakzinen, die Präventiv-Weltbesuche, die echten Beobachtungs- basierenden Untersuchungen für chronische Krankheiten, akute Infektionen und so weiter. So those lifestyle factors, you know, wearing sunscreen, getting your flu shot.
Yeah, but that's, so your immune system touches every organ system in your body, right? So when we talk about overall health, like the immune system is impacting all of that, right? Whether a pregnant person rejects their fetus, that's because of the immune system. Because the immune system is involved in that Ja, genau. A lot of the signaling cascades are involved.
There's an entire class of macrophages that are specifically involved. They're called inflammatory macrophages. It's involved in cancer. It's involved in autoimmune disorders. It's involved in infectious diseases. It's involved when you go to the gym and have a hard workout and you're sore afterwards. That's your immune system doing muscle repair.
So when we talk about overall health, it's all involving the immune system. And so all of these things that are good for overall health are also good for immune health. And when we talk about autoimmune disorders... There's a variety of factors that are involved, right? Aging is a contributor because there's immunosenescence.
Your immune system is less able to properly regulate all of the complex pathways that it's involved in because there's different cell types, different organ types, different tissue types, different chemicals and different genes that turn them on and off. There's, as I mentioned, a lot of infections that are associated with autoimmune disorders and
Weil wir sie jetzt besser verstehen und charakterisieren können, verstehen wir jetzt, wie sie eine Rolle spielen könnten. Zum Beispiel war die Epstein-Barr-Multiple-Sklerose-Veränderung erst ein paar Jahre her und wir sind noch in dieser Infanz. Wenn wir über das Immunsystem und das Immunsystem und wie es zur Gesundheit zutrifft sprechen,
Your ability or the likelihood of whether you're going to get cancer or not is partially dependent on these modifiable behavior lifestyle factors, right? There's a lot of it that's completely out of your control because some of it happens completely randomly.
Some of it happens because an error, a mutation occurs in a certain gene and your body just isn't able to use nucleotide excision repair or base excision repair or whatever the case happens to be. and it goes to rise, result, and that happens to be in one of those three critical oncogenic families and cancer progresses. And it's also important to note that there's this misconception that
Family history is the determination. That's not genetics is probably 10% of these sorts of chronic disease outcomes or your likelihood of predicting whether someone's going to develop it. And a lot of it, it relates to a lot of randomness that you can't predict. And it becomes really appealing to tell people, well, I'm going to give you a label for this symptom that you're experiencing.
And, and people want that solution because it's really, um, Es ist schrecklich für viele Leute zu sagen, hey, ich habe nicht so viel Kontrolle, wie ich gedacht hätte. Aber die Wahrheit ist, dass Menschen länger leben, weil wir nicht kranker sind, als wir jemals gewesen sind. Wir haben unglaubliche Longevity wegen der Wissenschaft und der Gesundheit und der Innovation, richtig? Wir sterben um 47.
Das war unsere gewöhnliche Lebenserwartung in den frühen 1900ern von akuten Krankheiten, die nicht mehr auf der Liste der leitenden Gründe des Todes sind. Und das ist der Grund, warum unsere Lebenserwartungen in den 70er-Jahren sind. Und das ist der Grund, warum wir Menschen länger leben. Das gibt unserem Körper Zeit, Schadstoffe zu erhöhen, weil wir leben. Das führt zu einigen dieser Krankheiten.
Ja, also diese sind nicht aus guten Zeichen basiert, diese Befragungen. Sie sind aus den Befragungen von Cherrypicken und Extrapolation. Wenn du diese Befragungen sagst. Also wie die Pestizide, die auf den Füßen sind, die Trace-Levels, die in Teilen pro Billion, Teilen pro Trillion sind, die in deiner, vielleicht eine Trace-Residue auf einem konventionellen Lebensprodukt sind oder
The kind of challenge to the hygiene hypothesis and claims that children living on farms had reduced rates of asthma or autoimmune disorders or things like that. There's tiny studies that are filled with confounding variables that don't account for all of the features that would determine health outcomes. And in fact,
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