Kim Bright

That's seven grams of plastic.

So our brain is now 99.5% human and 5% plastic.

And then also people... Let me jump in for one second.

Yeah, yeah, go ahead.

That's right.

It's like if you took a plastic spoon and put it up there, that's the amount.

And people are having, you know, they're discovering that they have microplastic plaque in their arteries and veins, and they are now four to five times more likely going to die from a heart attack or stroke.

And then to get back to what you were saying about low T,

that's affecting the reproductive ability of both men and women, and especially men with the sperm count.

The average teenager in this country has 50% of the sperm count lower than a 65-year-old man and 50% less testosterone.

And low T started back in the 60s.

I don't know if people realize that.

And I don't know if they realize that it actually shortens your life if you have low T. You develop smaller muscles.

You lack motivation.

Your libido is low.

You have heart problems, diabetes, depression.

and other mental health issues.

And microplastics are endocrine disruptors and they mimic estrogen.

And there's a very high level of hormones in meat and milk, which a lot of guys eat.

And one of them, one of these types of hormones is a type of estrogen and it's called estradiol.