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Debbie's avatar

Very interesting and won't gays and transgenders be pissed when they find out that chemicals caused their mental illness. They wouldn't listen and psychiatrists, surgeons, and clinics made tons of money off of them. Why pussyfoot around Secretary Kennedy? These companies know exactly what's harmful. Don't give them years to clean it up, make them do it now.

Lysenko's avatar

What caused your disabilities, dear?

Me Mcc's avatar

I'm with you on this .. I've thought this for years. Chemicals and shots...

Karen Schultz's avatar

Possibly one reason is that these chemicals are not illegal yet. It’s going to take legislation to get them banned. Kind of like illicit drugs. Until they’re listed as banned scheduled substances by law, they are legal to have and use.

Me Mcc's avatar

Kind of like the flouride in toothpaste and glyphosates in our food! The government proves that they are harmful then authorizes them for use with the other!!! My niece maker her own detergent for laundry... Looks like I'm heading that way, too!!! I already have begun making my own cleaner... So much better.

Debbie's avatar

Don't stop with fluoride in your toothpaste, it's in your floss and drinking water too. Let's make sure the pineal gland is good and calcified.

Me Mcc's avatar

I'm lucky... Well water. They are trying to force us onto the city water. I'm resisting all the way; we also filter what we have

Jane Tracy's avatar

I filter all of my well water too!

Ike Yeadon's avatar

What filters do you use?

Jane Tracy's avatar

I use a Zero Water Filter

Truth Seeker's avatar

Pure Water is crucial. Have a quality water distillation unit for over 25 years.

Have a gravity feed ceramic filter unit. The best option is pricey. Alka Viva machine...Best tasting but requires electricity... Preventing the calcification of the pineal is far easier that attempting decalcification.

Allowing some Medical goon to stick a long Q tip in close proximity to the gland to test for viral fiction is lower level stupid...

Karen Schultz's avatar

If you have a well on your own property, and it’s clean water, you should be able to use it.

Are they digging a new line through the neighborhood? They are probably counting on all the residents signing up to defray the cost of laying the line. I don’t see how they can force you into it unless there’s some ordinance for the area.

Debbie's avatar

Don't be fooled with well water being clean. The soil is contaminated too, hence filters are the best option for now or distilling your water.

Ubetcha's avatar

for a $250 test, you can test for virtually every chemical risk known. My well water at my camp is way cleaner than my city home.

Me Mcc's avatar

They have bullied their way into the community, even though we are rural. Good thing is it is taking decades to do. By the time they get to us, I plan to keep my house on the well still, but let them run the line for resale purposes later. We also don't have much of a choice. My husband can do most of the work to keep us on the well, though. Control of our water is a big part of their plan to ultimately have their thumb on even the basics. I knew things were about to be worse when they developed a division on Wall St. that was environmental.

Truth Seeker's avatar

You are making the case to take control of your health via doing much for yourself. Making ones own dentrifice takes 20 minutes for a 6 months supply and cost peanuts. Great You Tube on laundry detergent mixing.

Easy enough to avoid Fl- and glyphosate. The key word is Organic.

Grow as much as possible and know the origins of your food...

Debbie's avatar

Anything that harms a human being is illegal. You don't need legislation for that one friend.

Maybe's avatar

In what universe 🧦

Debbie's avatar

I know all about it and the Supreme Court ignored the Constitution. They followed Admiralty law. The ones who passed it are traitors.

Me Mcc's avatar

Doesn't change the facts at this point, though?

Karen Schultz's avatar

You might check out Clean People detergent. https://www.getcleanpeople.com/?srsltid=AfmBOopxpz7_9v84X9dOHXYOv8aXdsIuCeRqyi78F8XY747r_mB0h-PR

They dry the into a small flat piece of what looks like paper. Just toss it in the washer with your clothes. I add a little borax for whitening and it works well for me. There’s no big box or plastic container, it comes in a box smaller than a business envelope . I hope this helps. And no, I have no affiliation with the company!

Barbara Charis's avatar

RBGH and substances in soy have caused many hormonal gender problems. Our money focused government revs ahead with many chemicals and products, which have harmed Americans mentally and physically.

Kathy Boston's avatar

Glad this is being discussed. I have a chemical sensitivity that started this year. If I’m around these chemical fragrances, my airways close up. I can’t go anywhere without being affected including the doctors office, Dentist, GYM, being around anybody who uses scented laundry products, perfume, cologne . I’ll go for a walk through the neighborhood and I can smell the chemicals through the dryer vents. Scented laundry products off-gas. There is the woman at my gym that I cannot be around.

Tyde, Gain, Fabuloso are brutal on the respiratory system. The boosters and dryer sheets are killers. Affects pets too. Very bad for the environment as well.

Most public bathroom has a toxic air fresheners.

There is a law firm in California Cole and van NOTE that are rolling out class action lawsuits against companies that use these toxic fragrances. Some businesses such as the Marriott hotel are pumping chemical fragrance through their HVAC systems, airports are now doing this too.

We are being poisoned on all sides.

If you stop using any chemical fragrance for a couple months you’ll notice a huge difference when you’re around them.

This goes for cleaning products too. My favorite cleaner is hydrogen peroxide in a spray bottle. Works awesome. Vinegar and baking soda work well too

For laundry detergent, I like the unscented laundry detergent sheets by Mollys Suds.

It’s not only safe but it eliminates the plastic bottle. And they’re not tested on animals because they’re not dangerous.

Debbie's avatar

Fragrances give me migraines. Wonder how many others have the same problem and no one knows. Listen to your body people.

Karen Schultz's avatar

I used to have the same problem. Smoke, cologne or perfume gave me migraines often. Now that I’m retired, I control the fragrance so I have fewer triggers.

There are expensive designer perfumes that smelled like bug spray to me. Just revolting.

Lysenko's avatar

Your claim that cosmetics need no premarket approval ignores The Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act of 2022 (MoCRA), which substantially strengthened FDA oversight. Most cosmetic facilities now must register, some color additives require premarket approval, responsible persons must list marketed cosmetic products, and companies have new adverse-event reporting and safety-substantiation obligations.

Debbie's avatar

Oh, so why hasn't lead been on the label for lipstick for instance? And why aren't fragrance ingredients listed? The ones that last forever on bodies and stick to everything that person touches to affect others

Lysenko's avatar

Lead is generally not intentionally added to lipstick as an ingredient. It can occur as a contaminant or impurity in pigments, minerals and other raw materials.

US labeling law requires manufacturers to list the ingredients they intentionally put into the product, but it doesn't require them to list every trace contaminant. FDA therefore treats lead in lipstick as an impurity, rather than an ingredient that has to appear on the label. That's not because FDA regards lead as an acceptable ingredient. It is because the regulatory framework distinguishes between an intentionally added ingredient and an unavoidable contaminant.

FDA's position is not that lipstick must contain zero lead. FDA recommends a maximum of 10 ppm (0.001%) lead as an impurity in lip products. Its survey of 685 cosmetics found that more than 99% were at or below 10 ppm.

Debbie's avatar

Oh and you rely on the FDA? What a joke. I learned a long time ago about the intentional addition of lead and how it keeps the lipstick on for hours. You must be a chemist or risk manager for a cosmetic company. Lead is just one ingredient. Bet you can't explain why a lot of women can't wear makeup or have to use extra products to rectify the damage it causes. More products with harmful ingredients which in turn is more money to the companies. It's a scam all the way around.

Letsrock's avatar

I recently read that lead was actually declared poisonous and calls for removal appeared because it interferes w the weapons they use on us emfs, etc. Does anyone know if this is true? I mean really, who TF is eating paint chips???

Lysenko's avatar

Things like laundry detergent, fabric softener and dryer sheets fall under the Consumer Product Safety Commission's jurisdiction - Different agency. Has it been eliminated yet?

Fragrance in cosmetics such as perfume and lotion fall under FDA’s cosmetic framework. FDA acknowledges that some fragrance constituents can cause allergic reactions or sensitivities, but the FDA doesn't have the same authority to require cosmetic allergen labeling that it has for foods.

US law permits manufacturers of cosmetics to withhold the identities of individual fragrance constituents from consumers under the “fragrance” designation, principally because of trade-secret protections, even though some constituents can cause sensitization and consumers cannot determine their presence from the label.

Have any rule revisions been proposed? Or just press releases and podcast appearances?

Lysenko's avatar

Key abbreviation - CFR

As in, see the Code of Federal Regulations for that definition (21CFR Part 70)

Maybe's avatar

Which chemical classes beyond phthalates specifically? How will FDA be taking this hard look?

"It’s a reversal of the old order, when a chemical stayed on the shelf until a body count forced the issue that resulted in rigorous testing." --- That's how it is for supplements - not for cosmetics.

Tammy Proko's avatar

Breast cancer rates are going up because of statin use in women and very likely the Covid MRNA shots. That does not discount aluminum in deodorant or household and environmental toxins, but these facts cannot be ignored!

Lysenko's avatar

There is no evidence supporting your claims.

Debbie Ericson's avatar

How are they facts? I haven’t seen any studies stating that statins cause breast cancer. I am a nutritionist who stays close to cardiac studies and I haven’t seen any studies showing that the COVID vaccine is causing breast cancer in women. But Breast Cancer has a gene that is identifiable and family history. Drinking wine has more of a probability to cancer than anything you have mentioned. It is a known Carcinogen.

Me Mcc's avatar

Deodorant is a big one because of the chemicals. I developed lumps under both arms until I changed to a deodorant with no bad stuff. I still developed bc, though. Guess it was too late to reverse all of the bad... But the lumps under my arm did disappear after a couple of years.

The Scam Doctor's avatar

Congrats! This comment is this week's dumbest medical take!

Karen Whitney's avatar

Thank you for the article. I have switched to safe cosmetics, shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lotions. Dish soap and detergent and more. There are great companies out there that sell safe products and there is a group called mamavation that does extensive research. I also use an app called Yuka to check products. I hope one day all harmful products will be banned along with the fda!

Sheila Wise's avatar

I did the same many years ago, starting with deodorant containing aluminum. After my husband passed away over a decade ago, I quit wearing fingernail polish and makeup because of the toxins. As far as detergents, I am very careful to use products with as few synthetic chemicals as possible. Also, I have gotten away from all synthetic medications, except for one, which I am working towards getting rid of.

The bottom line is, as long as people keep wanting/using chemical ridden products, companies will find ways to keep using these same dangerous chemicals in the same dangerous ways.

Pride is the great motivator, in either direction.

Debbie Ericson's avatar

Too many statements that lack veracity to count. 2004 study is too far gone. Too many statements of being absorbed in the skin. Skin has natural barriers to absorption as this article lacks knowledge to anatomy facts and physiology systems. This is the body’s protection to being poisoned by the outside world. When someone has real facts with cited studies that stand up to research standards of gold standard, then print an article that people can hang onto. Weed out, what comes to you. Find people to do the weeding who have real PhD research skills. This study was noted and demonstrates the ongoing work needed to determine real facts and also shows that this is a topic that needs extended research. Toxics 2025, 13(12), 1029; https://doi.org/10.3390/toxics13121029. Which shows no conclusive facts but indications. Again, presumptive. Suggest writing an article that states it is a concern but needs extended research rather than writing as if it is fact.

Here is another study on this subject to view how complex it is and how some phthalates do have influence and some don’t: take a look at the Korean study https://www.researchgate.net/publication/305671359_Estrogenic_and_Androgenic_Potential_of_Phthalates_and_Their_Alternatives. It is an excellent example of a good research paper.

Root Causes's avatar

That's not what this Substack is for.

UnderBabied's avatar

Much if this was already in progress under MoCRA from 2022, so good. Keep him away from medications and vaccines.

Jackalyn's avatar

Can someone please check night time chemtrails in or near Kirkville NY? My sister is

claiming that she is seeing it happening on a regular basis.

Maybe's avatar

Can confirm - terrific nighttime chemtrails over Kirkville, Minoa and Mycenae NY. Best at Kirkville Cemetery and Green Lakes Beach (at least 150 mcg 'cid or 4 grams cubensis).

Debbie Ericson's avatar

I see statements that results on the skin could be avoided by using plastic gloves. They are cheap and find in boxes of 100 found on Amazon or pharmacies. Use them when handling raw meat, washing dishes, cleaning surfaces, too much water also changes skin. Turn on the indoor bath and kitchen fans, open windows, ventilate your homes often for many reasons. Vinegar is horrible smelling so do not see the attraction. It is a chemical too. Not everything is a poison is a real attitude based on facts. You want to know more, then take real science classes at a community college or university. Study chemistry and biochemistry. Master your own world with real knowledge. Not school from social media. Question everything instead of believing everything. How do I say this? After taking 93 university credits in biosciences with a 5 year science degree. I still read research in my field every week. Science is evolving and questioning is normal. Not every study is a factual study, know the difference. Cohort studies are not factual studies. They are guessing studies using whatever variables they want to use to show cause and effect over time. And mostly observational that are very subjective. The Danish paper even states that the studies they looked at were small and non conclusive. So, they came up with formula of guessing with over a million women with a retrospective or prospective Cohort study, they are the best ones to use to come up with a result you most would like to have reported. They did not interview a million women. It is a formula.

The author references the Estrogen and Breast Cancer paper Toxicol Pathol. 2009 Nov 21;38(1):110–122. Which is from 2009 and is a flawed paper including citing the MWS study that was translated wrongly. Estrogen has been studied longer with more beneficial results.

Jayne Doe's avatar

They mandated an experimental genetic injection on the human population. Think about that.

Johnny deldeo's avatar

There's a app called yuka that tells you which products are safe and wich ones are not. She said something about aluminum being bad

Mary C's avatar

I've swapped pretty much everything now with the help of Yuka. Hair products are the hardest by far.

Letsrock's avatar

Yes and of course that is one of the main chemicals that CHEMTRAILS are spraying on us.

Marilyn Hagerman's avatar

There ARE organic products for everything from makeup to dish soap! They cost more which is another greed issue that needs to stop…but your long term health is worth every penny! And for those who can’t afford these greed driven organic costs, RF Kennedy Jr is the gift America has been waiting for! What an inspiration! What a genuine caring human being!!!!

John Day MD's avatar

Business might accept elimination of these common chemicals if they face no liability for harms already done... It seems possib;e, in that regard.

Dr. Stephen Bizal, D.C.'s avatar

Another Great article.

most folks have no idea how these everyday products, environmental pollutants are damaging their internal biological environment.

25 years ago I started a concierge, functional medicine practice working one-on-one creating customized wellness lifestyle intervention programs with people in their homes… think of it as a wellness immersion program.

The first detox… We would go through and clean out the refrigerator… to eliminate the crap they were putting into their bodies

The second detox… Chemical products they were using to clean their homes and their body.

Keep up the good work… Raising levels of awareness = “Wellness Literacy”

HealthReform2026.org

Your wellness OG 😎🙏

Debbie Ericson's avatar

You have no idea how bad this article is - no veracity . Another MAHA report written by someone who doesn’t know how to read research.

dina 🇺🇸🩷🗡️'s avatar

How can we eliminate every item? Which detergents are best? I don’t use store bought body cream. I try my best to find safe products, constantly. But our products are infested with filth. We need to remove EVERY, SINGLE, item available, that is hazardous to our health. Only make healthy products available for SALE. I understand business, but this is ridiculous. Thank you for letting me vent. lol. ❤️