Dr. Cindy Geyer

We have to take that seriously. There's been some other research linking exposure in utero in particular or early childhood to phthalates and parabens to higher incidence of ADHD-like symptoms in adolescents, so even neurodevelopment.

We have to take that seriously. There's been some other research linking exposure in utero in particular or early childhood to phthalates and parabens to higher incidence of ADHD-like symptoms in adolescents, so even neurodevelopment.

We have to take that seriously. There's been some other research linking exposure in utero in particular or early childhood to phthalates and parabens to higher incidence of ADHD-like symptoms in adolescents, so even neurodevelopment.

Again, a lot of the data is correlative and epidemiologic, but we can't really design a placebo-controlled double-blinded trial to willingly expose one group of women and not expose another and track their children for 20 years.

Again, a lot of the data is correlative and epidemiologic, but we can't really design a placebo-controlled double-blinded trial to willingly expose one group of women and not expose another and track their children for 20 years.

Again, a lot of the data is correlative and epidemiologic, but we can't really design a placebo-controlled double-blinded trial to willingly expose one group of women and not expose another and track their children for 20 years.

You know, Mark, before we jump into that, I want to come back to something that you just said about the fat biopsy. And I know that urine levels can sometimes be really helpful at motivating people to say, oh my gosh, I need to look at this.

You know, Mark, before we jump into that, I want to come back to something that you just said about the fat biopsy. And I know that urine levels can sometimes be really helpful at motivating people to say, oh my gosh, I need to look at this.

You know, Mark, before we jump into that, I want to come back to something that you just said about the fat biopsy. And I know that urine levels can sometimes be really helpful at motivating people to say, oh my gosh, I need to look at this.

But we have to be aware that even if they're not showing up in the urine, if we've had old exposures, they do tend to get positive in fact, and we're not doing fat biopsies on people. I just want to point that out. So don't use an okay looking urine to say, okay, not a problem for me.

But we have to be aware that even if they're not showing up in the urine, if we've had old exposures, they do tend to get positive in fact, and we're not doing fat biopsies on people. I just want to point that out. So don't use an okay looking urine to say, okay, not a problem for me.

But we have to be aware that even if they're not showing up in the urine, if we've had old exposures, they do tend to get positive in fact, and we're not doing fat biopsies on people. I just want to point that out. So don't use an okay looking urine to say, okay, not a problem for me.

And it's been a concern as well if those are all residing as deposits in fat tissue. If somebody really rapidly loses weight and starts to mobilize all those stored toxins, it could potentially put extra burden on a lot of different processes in the body. So it's just food for thought. And you had... And you have done a lot of podcasts on detoxification, and it really is coming back to the basics.

And it's been a concern as well if those are all residing as deposits in fat tissue. If somebody really rapidly loses weight and starts to mobilize all those stored toxins, it could potentially put extra burden on a lot of different processes in the body. So it's just food for thought. And you had... And you have done a lot of podcasts on detoxification, and it really is coming back to the basics.

And it's been a concern as well if those are all residing as deposits in fat tissue. If somebody really rapidly loses weight and starts to mobilize all those stored toxins, it could potentially put extra burden on a lot of different processes in the body. So it's just food for thought. And you had... And you have done a lot of podcasts on detoxification, and it really is coming back to the basics.

I mean, how do we get rid of things? We break a sweat by going out in the woods or exercising or sitting in a sauna. We really have to focus on optimal gut function, fiber dense diet, a healthy microbiome and specific foods that support all of our detoxification pathways. We can talk about a few of those. drinking enough water.

I mean, how do we get rid of things? We break a sweat by going out in the woods or exercising or sitting in a sauna. We really have to focus on optimal gut function, fiber dense diet, a healthy microbiome and specific foods that support all of our detoxification pathways. We can talk about a few of those. drinking enough water.

I mean, how do we get rid of things? We break a sweat by going out in the woods or exercising or sitting in a sauna. We really have to focus on optimal gut function, fiber dense diet, a healthy microbiome and specific foods that support all of our detoxification pathways. We can talk about a few of those. drinking enough water.

I mean, it's really, I don't know that there is a super magic for these endocrine disrupting chemicals, except it's really important to make sure our detoxifying enzymes have the new chance they need to do their job.

I mean, it's really, I don't know that there is a super magic for these endocrine disrupting chemicals, except it's really important to make sure our detoxifying enzymes have the new chance they need to do their job.