Julia Cohen
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 31 Jul
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I mean, having your lead pipes replaced is
You know, there was money in the previous administration to replace lead pipes across the country.
Some of that money is still out there and being, you know, implemented.
But, you know, in the six months before your pipes are replaced or, you know, the whole time before your pipes are replaced, during pipe replacement, for six months afterwards, you need to be additionally filtering the water in your home.
And even when you shower, what's in your water is being aerated and you're breathing it in.
So, primarily, what you eat and drink and cook with, you need to, you know, filter.
But thinking about, like, our whole system and the, you know, the entire network of pipes in this country, like, a lot of those lead pipes are being replaced with polyvinyl chloride pipes, PVC pipes, plastic pipes.
The train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, a few years ago, that train was filled with PVC, with polyvoid.
Wow.
And that community is, you know, sick.
Similarly, in talking about endocrine disruption and these chemicals, there are chemicals that cause you to become obese or make you fatter.
The disruption of your hormones by certain chemicals can not only link to autism and cancer and infertility, but they're also linked to obesity.
They are all linked.
People shouldn't buy clothes that are synthetic.
We should be all searching for and, you know, supporting cotton, if you can afford it, organic cotton, natural materials, linen, silk, right?
Expensive.
But things – there's lots of different versions of kind of bass materials, hemp and things like that that are – and people used to wear all this all the time.
This is what we wore before all these petrochemicals were being turned into thread and fabrics.
The clothes that you buy from fast fashion outlets are predominantly made with those petrochemical based materials or entirely made from those.
They are not only themselves, you know, toxic, but they're finished with like you should always wash new clothes before you wear it, especially underwear, because in order to make it like look the best to come to market, they finish them with additional chemicals.
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