A Consumer Reports study shows the phthalate content in common grocery store foods.

Phthalates are POTENT endocrine disruptors linked to...

- Low testosterone
- Infertility
- Heart disease

And what topped the list (by a huge margin)?

Fairlife Core Power Protein Shakes.

🚨 NEVER eat peanut butter from a plastic jar.

They heat up peanut butter to squirt it into jars. When hot peanut butter contacts plastic, it leaches horrible plastic toxins into the peanut butter: phthalates, PFAS & microplastics. (linked to hormonal disruption, cancer &

“But that has seed oils and phthalates”

Dude you look like a seed oil and a phthalate fucked and had a child

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This has 53,579 nano-grams of phthalates PER SERVING!!

'Organic' & 'Non GMO' aren't good enough anymore.

We need a food testing program that tests for: PFAS, phthalates, PCBs, dioxins, heavy metals, acrylamide, pesticides, GMOs, microplastics, etc.

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You want to know the #1 thing that was introduced into our daily lives in the modern age that is destroying testosterone levels in our generation, its phthalates...

These are a major group of endocrine disruptors that is accepted by the majority of society.

They're found in:

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Recently, there has been increasing discussion about a toxic chemical called ortho-phthalates, which have been shown to harm reproductive health and brain development, and are also associated with obesity.

#ToxicChemicals #Phthalates #HealthHazards #FoodSafety #ChemicalExposure

idc how many phthalates the corepower protein has

This is a shocking study. Babies in intensive care, including premature babies, are exposed to a cocktail of endocrine-disrupting plastic chemicals, including phthalates at up to 24 TIMES 'safe' no-effect levels.

6. If you can’t eat it, don’t put it on your skin.

The skin absorbs 60% of what you put on it.

Chemicals are going into your bloodstream.

Avoid:

•Sulfates
•Parabens
•Aluminum
•Phthalates
•Oxybenzone

The Fairlife phthalates worry for the average person is missing the forest for a few trees.

If you’re not already in great shape living a fit lifestyle…

Drinking a small amount of microplastics & artificial sweeteners is not what you need to be worried about.

Focus on the

Imagine a world where people boasting 20, 25, 30+% of their total bodyweight as body-fat lecture people boasting 15, 12, < 10% of their total bodyweight as body-fat about the dangers of

1) Phthalates
2) Artificial sweeteners

Wait…you don’t have to imagine it!

We live there!

if you ate or drank out of anything that looked like this you don’t need to worry about phthalates in your food

Shoprite's milk tests for phthalates. This does not stop them from wanting to feed cows garbage.

Consumer Reports shows us all the phthalates in food

If you don’t have a diet optimized in microplastics/phthalates do you even want to succeed?

Cernovich I wonder how many phthalates were in my 2 quart passed down class to class since the 90’s & all those MRE’s had…

Reasons not to wear polyester

- literally plastic
- creates an electrostatic shield that harms fertility in BOTH men and women
- often made with endocrine disrupting and disease causing chemicals like antimony, PFAS, formaldehyde, and phthalates
- releases microplastics into

Phthalates and 1,4 – dioxane are commonly found in laundry detergents. These chemicals are known endocrine disruptors! Your endocrine system regulates the production of hormones. Screw with that and you're asking for health problems.

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