＂You're Drinking Out Of A Condom＂ - Paul Saladino EXPOSES The Plastic POISON In Everyday Drinks
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In this episode, we talk about the dangers of plastic in our everyday lives and how to reduce your exposure to it. Plastic is a major factor in our health and can have a major impact on our hormones. In fact, a recent study by Columbia University found that there are more than 250,000 Nanoplastics in a single can of Coke.
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What are you exposed to? How many plastics are you ingesting? How many cans are you drinking out of?
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How many plastic bottles are you drinking out of? How many plastic containers are you cooking your
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food in? You're fully against that, 100%. Fully against this. There's a great clip,
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we can find it from Joe Rogan's podcast, and it's an anecdote from one of his friends.
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But he said, and I think this is true, he said, my friend had testosterone that was maybe 300,
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and he got all the macroplastics out of his life,
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and you've got a lot of props here for me right now.
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you need magnesium and you need selenium. These are core nutrients for your testicles to actually
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work. And then you want to think about minimizing your exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals.
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So let's start with cans. The bloom pop may not be the best example, but imagine this is a Coca-Cola
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because there's an actual study done at Columbia University where they use something called
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stimulated ramen scattering to look at nanoplastics.
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And I want you to guess how many nanoplastics they found
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You have microplastics, which are larger than a micrometer.
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The same study, the same group at Columbia found 250,000 nanoplastics.
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So plastic bottles, 250,000 microplastics per liter.
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Now, the numbers just mean that on a daily basis, we are ingesting millions and millions of
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nanoplastics. And if you look at this, when you actually assay this, we are literally full of
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these plastic particles. They've been found in every single man that's ever been studied in
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their testicles. They've been found in brain, ovaries, kidneys. Every organ in our body is
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full of these particles. They can directly be damaging to our ability to produce hormones.
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They can directly affect the ability of these cells in our testicles to produce hormones.
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And these microplastics, these little particles of plastic, and I know I sound doom and gloom
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here, but I'm just giving information so people can make better choices.
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They can carry, like a Trojan horse, BPA, endocrine disruptor, right?
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The plastic particles bring in other chemicals.
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So reducing our exposure to plastic is probably one of the single most important things we
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could do in our lives for men or women and the reason we have this one is because pat what is
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this cup made out of paper it's actually lined with plastic this is lined with plastic it's
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lined with plastic in here because if this were pure paper the liquid would soak through so if
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you soak this paper in in water you can peel away the paper and see the plastic in here it looks like
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it looks like a condom i've done this multiple times in my social media like a condom it looks
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like a condom so we're drinking water out of a cup this is also a condom on the inside you can
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use sodium hydroxide and dissolve the aluminum and there's a condom on the inside of this can
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so the the reason the coke has so many microplastics is because it's probably acidic
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this is going to be a lot of microplastics when you pour your boiling coffee into the paper cup
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and it is just exploding plastic particles into your coffee so we think about this
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and i said at the beginning of this podcast that this wasn't going to be easy for you
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or for anyone, but I think knowledge is power and you know better, you do better.
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When you reduce your exposure to plastics, whether it's cans, plastic bottles, paper cups,
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which are lined with plastic, plastic containers that you should never store your food or heat
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your food in, you will significantly improve your health, probably increase your testosterone,
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maybe improve your erectile dysfunction without these medications.
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I think plastics are the coming storm for humans.
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Plastics, in my opinion, I could be wrong, this is the new smoke.
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So now you drink out of a, you brought your own bottle of water.
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And I just want to mention that there was a study saying, oh, glass bottled water has more microplastics than plastic.
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But if you look at that study carefully, it only looked at large particles.
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And the numbers they were suggesting were three to four microplastics per liter.
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three to four microplastics per liter in a glass water bottle.
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So what do I do when I go to a restaurant and I say,
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Do you bring your own water when you go to a restaurant?
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No, you could ask for bottled water at a restaurant.
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I think most people would understand you don't want to drink tap water, right?
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Because tap water has other problems, whether it's forever.
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Tap water is a major source of exposure for humans for Forever Chemicals, which are the PFAs.
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They kind of stick around in the environment and they can stick around in our bodies.
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So you go to a restaurant, you should probably be having a nice dinner and using bottled water.
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I don't think many nice restaurants are going to serve you Fijian plastic, but sometimes they do.
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make sure it's in glass and it can be sparkling or still and any there is variability in the
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quality of glass bottled waters i did a study which is on my youtube channel and i compared
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bottled waters any bottled water in plastic is going to be better than um tap water so that's
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what you want to do but thinking about your water i think most people could significantly improve
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their toxin exposure just by putting a reverse osmosis filter under the sink in their house
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four to six hundred dollars all the water you drink is going to be very very clean because
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it's reverse osmosis you're going to fix all these things gents if you're watching this remember
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saladino paul is on menecht so you may have some private question you want to ask him that's the
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whole purpose of menecht go menecht him he actually responds back to uh back on menecht and very
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popular on menecht with the questions guys are asking him so ed clear simple stuff like i like
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anything that's very simple get rid of plastics is what you're talking improve the quality of
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your foods and like we said with jeremy renner like okay did you need trt fix all the other
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things first he had an injury right so he couldn't move and he had some things that i don't know how
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many bones he broke something happened to the guy if i'm not mistaken what happened to him did he
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get snowplow accident oh yeah he got into oh so he couldn't even move his body to increase his
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testosterone so maybe for him he needed it maybe use that yeah hey guys i am paul saladino you can
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illness or autoimmune disease, I'm excited to connect with you guys all there, and I'll see you
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