Eva Hooft
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first heard Jul 2026
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Cadmium burden, same with like weed.
Weed is really high in like certain pesticides that have heavy metals.
So any foods that contain certain pesticides, quite often there's heavy metals in certain fertilizers as well.
There might be heavy metals in the soil, which is why some plants, even organic ones, will have higher amounts of heavy metals.
So cacao is actually a really common one.
So how many people eat chocolate or cacao, you know, like maybe have like a protein powder with cacao in them.
almost always as it contains some levels of like cadmium and lead same with you know crops like rice rice is another really common one to contain higher levels of arsenic conventional chicken conventional peanut butter even certain seed oils are cut i think it's nickel don't quote me on that but like they're just like in the industrial process and they're kind of everywhere and they just like end up in our foods and so you know we might think that we're eating healthy because we're eating whole foods or whatever
And maybe you have some like fancy protein powder and green smoothie powder.
And little that we know, you know, we're consistently poisoning ourselves with these heavy metals.
And so this is why I'm obviously really glad that more and more people are talking about it.
And, you know, companies are being more transparent about like their third-party testing and heavy metal testing.
But yeah, heavy metals, I would say is like...
up there amongst like the ones that are like most dangerous to our health and this is particularly because they don't just like pass through the body right like the body doesn't just like naturally eliminate them quite often but it actually retains them especially in the phase of mineral deficiency so these heavy metals essentially hijack the same mineral uptake patterns or pathways
And so let's say that we are deficient in zinc and the body now starts to kind of upregulate the uptake of zinc.
But certain heavy metals that through a process called ionic mimicry kind of mimic zinc, for example, at like the atomic or yeah, like the
And so then it absorbs more of that heavy metal and now retains that.
And so the issue is that, like, in the phase of these mineral deficiencies, the body will actually use the heavy metal to function, like, at a lesser function than, of course, when it has the mineral, but better than when it has nothing.
And so...
This is also why it's so dangerous when people start to suddenly chelate or actually pull aggressively like these heavy metals out of the body because if the body is still deficient, A, it's not going to want to let go of this metal.
So you kind of get all those like really intense symptoms.
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