Shanna H. Swan

I don't know why they haven't mentioned autoimmune.

Oh, they do say immune.

Immune response, yes.

Yeah, this guy in Denmark studied people on the Faroe Islands, which they all eat fish.

They catch them, you know, the Faroe Islands, and they catch them there.

And so he looked at the levels of PFAS, and then he looked at their antibody response to vaccination.

And so think of what that means in, you know, like it's time of COVID or whatever.

I want to do an intervention where we take kids who are getting...

PFAS-free school uniforms.

Remember I told you PFAS was in school uniforms?

And then when they come in at age six for their first grade, they will have just had their booster.

So then we could get their blood and see if the booster antibody levels were lower in the kids that had the PFAS uniforms versus the clean uniform.

Mumps, pertussis, MMP, I think it's called.

Okay.

Yeah, yeah.

Right, right, yeah.

So you can use them to scrub your sink or your face.

Yeah, or in the shower.

But the sponges that most people use have a lot of chemicals in them.

So these are better.