The #1 Reason Humans Are Suddenly being Born Genderless | Dr. Shanna Swan

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Shanna Swan, Ph.D., is one of the world’s leading environmental and reproductive epidemiologists and a professor of environmental medicine and public health at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City. An award-winning scientist, her work examines the impact of environmental exposures, including chemicals such as phthalates and Bisphenol A, on men’s and women’s reproductive health and the neurodevelopment of children.
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0:00 - Discovering the global sperm count decline
15:25 - How pesticide exposure is affecting sperm count
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37:54 - Lifestyle habits that destroy sperm count
42:06 - Endocrine disrupting chemicals, phthalates & plastics
46:44 - Size matters when it comes to your Ano-genital distance (AGD)
1:01:07 - How phthalates are disrupting hormonal development in babies
1:03:47 - Correlation between phthalates & gender dysphoria?
1:14:31 - Testosterone
1:20:47 - Homosexual frogs study & glyphosate
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1:37:51 - Population collapse is on the horizon if we don’t start reproducing
1:47:26 - Animal species facing sperm count & population decline
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  • @Koncrete
    @Koncrete Жыл бұрын

    Help support this podcast by visiting VERSO: Go to ver.so/koncrete to save 15% on your order. OUTLINE 0:00 - Discovering the global sperm count decline 15:25 - How pesticide exposure is affecting sperm count 24:22 - Why sperm banks have extremely high standards 26:24 - Countries with the best sperm 37:54 - Lifestyle habits that destroy sperm count 42:06 - Endocrine disrupting chemicals, phthalates & plastics 46:44 - Size matters when it comes to your Ano-genital distance (AGD) 1:01:07 - How phthalates are disrupting hormonal development in babies 1:03:47 - Correlation between phthalates & gender dysphoria? 1:14:31 - Testosterone 1:20:47 - Homosexual frogs study & glyphosate 1:28:37 - How people can avoid phthalate exposure 1:37:51 - Population collapse is on the horizon if we don’t start reproducing 1:47:26 - Animal species facing sperm count & population decline

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    @channelwarhorse3367

    Жыл бұрын

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  • @SCYLDUP

    @SCYLDUP

    Жыл бұрын

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    @Dodgevair

    Жыл бұрын

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    @Cotten-

    Жыл бұрын

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  • @nothanks9503

    @nothanks9503

    Жыл бұрын

    Reads title What bruh

  • @ruthhorowitz7625
    @ruthhorowitz762511 ай бұрын

    As an environmental scientist I have known about this for decades. But so many people dismiss us as crackpots and won't listen to us.

  • @naomidoner9803

    @naomidoner9803

    6 ай бұрын

    People dismiss you because they place their trust in the institutions...like EPA who decides just how much poison we can take before it is fatal... these agencies don't get rid of the poisons/forever chemicals they just determine safe levels for us...and forget about all the other life forms on our planet... we should be seeing and are great increases in pancreatic and liver cancers...I thank you please keep speaking out

  • @judylandry302
    @judylandry302 Жыл бұрын

    In the U.S., 1 out of 37 children are now born with Autism. In the last 20 years babies born with birth defects has doubled. Gender Dysphoria rates are staggering. Factory farmed livestock are given synthetic estrogens in their feed such as "Revular", used to make the animals gain weight faster, these synthetic estrogens are ending up in the waterways, the animal waste is also used as fertilizer along with human biowaste from treatment plants for food crops. The majority of contamination areas are in the agricultural beltway, including Ohio, Michigan, Missouri. These states correlate with the biggest rise of birth defects, Autism and Gender Dysphoria. The "corn" that is added to animal feed is the byproduct from ethanol refining and corn oil refining and the Rapeseed from canola oil refining, same with soy, all of which are also GMO'S. Seed oils, corn, canola, vegetable and (palm oil), are extracted using the endocrine disruptor and toxin, Hexane. PFAS, Phthalates are in nearly humans blood and breast milk. Endocrine Disrupting chemicals have been associated with Gender Dysphoria and Autism, Autoimmune diseases, low testosterone, birth defects, and low fertility rates. There are also related to mental health conditions. All of the synthetic petroleum based bioengineered chemicals are toxins that are recycled by the liver back into the blood stream and stored in the bones. These are forever chemicals that are accumulative in both human and animal bodies. These chemicals are in municipal tap water, meat, dairy and every processed food. Flouride as hydrofluorosilic and hexafluorosilic acid, which are byproducts from the phosphate fertilizer and aluminum manufacturing industries are added to treat municipal water as cheap substitutes for sodium flouride, and are also used in the manufacturing of pesticides and fungicides. 90% of chronic illness and all autoimmune diseases are related to toxic processed chemical laden food. What to do: Distill your own water Buy grass fed organic, pasture raised meats and dairy. Grow your own veggies or buy local, small farm organics. Eliminate through diet and exercise the need for bioengineered petroleum based synthetic chemical pharmaceuticals that are used by the medical industry to treat symptoms of these same chemicals. It is cheaper to buy high quality foods than to buy or use pharmaceuticals. The quality of your life depends on what you put into and on your body.

  • @Leti264

    @Leti264

    Жыл бұрын

    Thank you

  • @DJBenito304

    @DJBenito304

    Жыл бұрын

    💯🎯📠👌

  • @blessedandbiwithahintofmagic

    @blessedandbiwithahintofmagic

    Жыл бұрын

    Oh it's more like 1 in 20 are autistic - that's more to do with our species, though, since well-treated and socialized autism really just makes you eccentric, and, during times of disaster, tribes need people who think differently to have a shot at better surviving. The gender things, too, are just natural. The depression, birth defects, and mental issues, though - there are currently 3,000 to 5,000 identified chemicals that are not known to be dangerous, used in the US - but not known to be dangerous does not mean safe. It sometimes make me wonder how much the processed food in my diet has worsened my depression, or even caused issues for me - your advice is golden, but we need to go even further. We need to organize as communities, wipe these chemicals from our lives - we can't get rid of nearly as many as individuals, but the bigger we go, the more we can take back our body's chemical integrity.

  • @mistressofstones

    @mistressofstones

    Жыл бұрын

    ​@@blessedandbiwithahintofmagicyes, without people with autism phenotype we wouldn't have achieved hardly anything as a species. You need lots of people with obsessive special interests who don't enjoy socialising or get distracted by sports to build and keep knowledge. Regular people just aren't very good at this in comparison, many people have almost zero curiosity.

  • @blessedandbiwithahintofmagic

    @blessedandbiwithahintofmagic

    Жыл бұрын

    ​@@mistressofstones Oh not even that - autistic people can learn to socialize, even if eccentric. Neurodivergent people really are a vibrant and brilliant world, and really have helped the species as a whole, yes. ^8^

  • @lynnmiller605
    @lynnmiller605 Жыл бұрын

    I was in spain recently. Fresh food. No gmos. Glass bottles mosty. Few cans. Only plastics imported from USA. Huge recyle and trash cleanup in cities. Clean

  • @heide-raquelfuss5580

    @heide-raquelfuss5580

    3 күн бұрын

    In Spain they also spray their crops in open fields! I saw the plaine!

  • @crashcratershimmer6341
    @crashcratershimmer6341 Жыл бұрын

    I’m trans, and i’m not offended by Dr. Swan’s hypothesis. It’s an empirical question about the possible biological causes of gender dysphoria. I’m as curious about the answer as anyone. In fact, I think if gender dysphoria was found to be a physiological disorder of sexual development, in a similar class to conditions which would cause someone to be born with ambiguous genitalia, that could increase the general public’s tolerance and sympathy for trans people. Of course, there may be different types of gender dysphoria with different causes, just like migraines. Finding out about the underlying cause of at least one type may inform potential treatment options. That’s not a bad thing.

  • @curiousbystander9193

    @curiousbystander9193

    Жыл бұрын

    change your diet, low acid, organic, seed oil and preservative free.... start eating cantaloupe and chevre goat cheese every day..... no processed food at all, and no more than 10grams of added sugar a day...... let us know how you feel

  • @alomaalber6514

    @alomaalber6514

    Жыл бұрын

    respect to you and your views, but the guest is noting biological issues, not gender dysphoria but what might be termed intersex in today medical glossary. Best to you.

  • @crashcratershimmer6341

    @crashcratershimmer6341

    Жыл бұрын

    @@alomaalber6514 No, Dr Swan did speculate in this interview about how biological issues might give rise to gender dysphoria, and how that relates to intersex. Dr. Swan and the host both opined that gender dysphoria may stem from a kind of brain restricted intersex in the sense that a male brain is feminized (or fails to be masculinized.) It’s around the point in the interview where Dr Swan talks about spatial reasoning ability. Perhaps you just missed that part of the podcast?

  • @villhelm

    @villhelm

    Жыл бұрын

    The issue with gender dysphoria is that a female who thinks she’s male for example actually had no idea what being a male really is like - in the same way that I don’t know what being a dog is like. A human does not have the neurological structure, hormone profile or brain structure of a dog and therefore can never know what it feels like to be a dog. A woman does not have the physiology, neurological structure, brain or hormone profile of a man, and therefore can never know what it feels like to be a man. Someone with gender dysphoria is acting what they THINK it feels like to be the other sex - but they can’t possibly know for the reasons mentioned and also because they have no comparative reference point because they’ve only ever been themselves. Gender dysphoria is an unfortunate delusional state, that some unethical fools are trying to treat with hormones and mutilation.

  • @crashcratershimmer6341

    @crashcratershimmer6341

    Жыл бұрын

    @@villhelm I don’t agree. I have a lot to say, i hope you read it all. Yes, it’s true I don’t have first hand knowledge of what female physiological processes feel like as I do not have female anatomy. However, I can know what the inner mental lives of many females is like, and compare and contrast that with my own mind. For example, I only had female friends growing up. I tried to be friends with the boys, but our interests never aligned. The girls’ reactions and opinions correlated well with my own. Far better than those of the boys. And even the girls I was friends with noticed it. They would say things to me like ‘i just think of you as a girl’ and they would say it in a guilty tone of voice because back then it was still shameful for a biological male to be feminine. I would also read books about the lives of women that were written by female authors, And I would find myself relating to the female condition that was portrayed. Using theory of mind, i deduced that i must think similar to the girls because when we compare thoughts and behaviours, we are similar. If the result of me following my authentic instincts and wishes is me becoming very female like, then it’s reasonable to conclude that i might feel like a female. Just like if my authentic wish is to have sex with men, it’s reasonable to conclude that i feel like other people who wish to have sex with men. I would also note that there’s a body of scientific literature, including things like brain scans, showing that trans women (not autogynephiles) do have feminized brain structures prior to the introduction of hormone replacement therapy. There was even one which purported to show that the brains of androphilic MtF trans women reacted to male body odour exactly the same as the brains of androphilic biological females. Again, this was prior to hormonal intervention. And in fact, now that i do take female hormones, i do have a partially complete notion of what it’s like to be female hormonally. So, i think your view that trans women can’t know any of what it’s like to be a women is only true if you’re talking about someone who is profoundly autistic, and so cannot appreciate the minds of others, and you ignore a body of scientific findings. I also don’t think i’m delusional. I understand that i’m biologically male, yet I have a deep psychological need to live as an approximation of a female. There’s no misapprehension there on my part. That is an accurate appraisal of my predicament. And by the way, i started medical transition back when I was 15. I’m in my mid 20s now. I still stand by my transition as the best treatment for my dysphoria. I’ve never had a moment of regret. Finally, if you listen to all of what Dr. Swan says in this podcast, she does talk about how hormonal exposures in the womb can affect gendered brain activities, such as visualizing and manipulating 3d objects in one’s head, and how these hormonal exposures may be disrupted by certain chemicals found in plastics.

  • @mycozygardencottage
    @mycozygardencottage Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for bringing attention to these issues! I've been an organic gardener for decades and have gradually removed a great deal of chemicals from my home including cleaning products, plastic wares, personal care products and foods. We're not perfect and it's a huge challenge to tackle all the things that expose is to chemicals. I've saved a lot of money on cleaning products and personal care products but spend a little more on makeup and food. Growing some food and having chickens for eggs helps too. All you need for cleaning is baking soda, castile soap, peroxide, borax, lemon juice, vinegar....simple things do an amazing job at cleaning.

  • @SincerestSawa

    @SincerestSawa

    Жыл бұрын

    a little eyeliner or eyeshadow goes a long way, im sure you dont need much , elf brand is affordable and have multiple eyeshadow palettes that are really pretty

  • @1337flite

    @1337flite

    Жыл бұрын

    Isn't makeup putting chemicals directly on your skin?

  • @mycozygardencottage

    @mycozygardencottage

    Жыл бұрын

    Dr. Swan mentioned the organization called EWG, which stands for Environmental Working Group. The test and rate fruits, vegetables, and many personal products , such as makeup for harmful chemicals. I’m very conscious of what I put on my skin and EWG is helpful in making better choices. I’ve also learned to make some of my makeup at home. Nothing is 100% safe or perfect but our bodies have an amazing ability to take care of themselves if we do our best to support them.

  • @thomasmleahy6218

    @thomasmleahy6218

    Жыл бұрын

    ​@@mycozygardencottage I've wondered if there has been any attention paid to this new makeup practice of using air brush technology that has gotten so popular. What kind of substances are used with these airbrush applicators, and what are the effects of inhaling all of these products into our lungs. Any thought being given to unknown and possibly unsafe substances being breathed into our lungs. Are the particle sizes small enough to be taken into our bloodstream? Is this going to wind up being called "Brown Lung" just like coal dust caused black lung? What effects may be possible for makeup artists, beauty salon workers, people exposed to these airborne particles for extended periods every day? What are the particle sizes that are being inhaled, and how is this different, better or worse, than the usual particles inhaled everyday in our smoggy environs. How much of this "stuff" is inhaled every day. Will facemasks protect us from these airborne pollutants? Just what is in these substances, will they cause irritation, cause inflammation, obstruct our breathing capabilities from daily use?

  • @km544

    @km544

    Жыл бұрын

    @@thomasmleahy6218thats a real issue for sure since Talc is still one of the first ingredients in lots of the dust-producing pressed powder makeups..and most talc found to have asbestos..the salon workers are for sure exposed more, nail salon workers have been proven to develop terrible allergies to acrylic nail chemicals from breathing the dust and fumes 😬 the more we learn the more it seems like every single aspect of our lives and the shortcuts that humans created are coming back to haunt everyone..

  • @beverlyadams1300
    @beverlyadams130011 ай бұрын

    I'm a former nurse who starting sounding this alarm 20+ years ago. Lost all my family and friends. But now this truth is coming out. Thank you for your part.

  • @tinaluise9308

    @tinaluise9308

    11 ай бұрын

    My journey started after reading Silent Spring and Back To Eden. My English teacher in college told me to stop writing papers that were such downers.

  • @denawagner360

    @denawagner360

    11 ай бұрын

    ​@@tinaluise9308my father in law gave me Silent Spring and a grip of farming and gardening books based in survival gardening. He came up in the 70's and was worried about our future. Bless his heart. Miss him every day.

  • @TRUTHFREESYOU

    @TRUTHFREESYOU

    11 ай бұрын

    ​@@sophiesnuffy2563The problem starts when you discover that the system of government is a scam. The secrets of secret societies. kzread.info/dash/bejne/l3im1cV7qa6rhbQ.html

  • @TRUTHFREESYOU

    @TRUTHFREESYOU

    11 ай бұрын

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  • @lafytaffy1220

    @lafytaffy1220

    11 ай бұрын

    It's not uncommon for those that are more enlightened and take the time to listen and learn to be ahead of others. Those others often are bothered by what they don't understand or simply haven't taken the time to research. They like to stay in their bubbles of comfort and belief that all is well in the world. If you threaten that bubble in any shape or form, you will be cast out and made out to be the bad guy. Pray for them. In the end it catches up with them.

  • @helenebaribault2620
    @helenebaribault262011 ай бұрын

    This woman is the real deal! I am so glad she decided to go for the book. I am a scientist, but in another field and would never have become aware of her research without this interview.

  • @charlenelynch6505

    @charlenelynch6505

    10 ай бұрын

    What's your primary field/focus?

  • @jd43tv56

    @jd43tv56

    6 ай бұрын

    no you need to quit listening to these hooked nosed media personalities this happened in Germany in the 20's at the hand of Dr Magnus Hirchfeld and his "tribe"... now you need to research what stopped Dr Hirchfeld and his "tribe" back then, look at everything that's happened since the Epstein "bust" and quit paying attention to modern media. Good luck out there.

  • @starababa1985
    @starababa1985 Жыл бұрын

    In Europe, where glyphosates have been banned, tourists from the States remark on feeling healthier during visits as short as two weeks. Upon returning home, their symptoms return. Visitors to the U.S. conversely report feeling ill after eating our food.

  • @nicholaswoolfenden5254

    @nicholaswoolfenden5254

    Жыл бұрын

    What .... They turn trans once back?

  • @msbronzegoddess3166

    @msbronzegoddess3166

    Жыл бұрын

    ​@@nicholaswoolfenden5254 😂

  • @woodspirit98

    @woodspirit98

    11 ай бұрын

    Well that proves it then. Somebody made an offhand remark about feeling better on vacation than when they're not on vacation. Everything is so much more clear and easy to understand in science now.

  • @rhshrimpton

    @rhshrimpton

    11 ай бұрын

    My international students report that same experience when they come to the US. We've got to demand better from govt, industry, and the funding of truly objective scientific study.

  • @shippys2043

    @shippys2043

    11 ай бұрын

    So much to consider these days.

  • @tcatt222
    @tcatt222 Жыл бұрын

    We all need to be paying more attention to what is said here and where the science is taking us. We need more people working in this field of research.

  • @Koncrete

    @Koncrete

    Жыл бұрын

    💪

  • @miophx8283

    @miophx8283

    11 ай бұрын

    Who's "science"?

  • @markfoster1520

    @markfoster1520

    11 ай бұрын

    @@Koncrete I recall the thin, tiny "y" tail on male genomes....will mankind be women on women? I'm not complaining....

  • @marciacash6978

    @marciacash6978

    11 ай бұрын

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  • @mariesmith2782

    @mariesmith2782

    8 ай бұрын

    I'm doing a plastic purge and I've been calling Proctor and Gamble and EVERY producer of plastic containers and asking for a change in packaging.

  • @afftongrown6445
    @afftongrown6445 Жыл бұрын

    My daughter in law had a problem getting pregnant and needed professional help in becoming so. The real shock was when she revealed most of her friends also had to have medical help in becoming pregnant. What are they doing to change the female body? Nefarious!

  • @codirennke1109

    @codirennke1109

    Жыл бұрын

    I think one aspect could be the health shakes and drinks that are marketed to women to lose weight too. I have seen some young women getting cancer and having to get hysterectomies after drinking Herbalife specifically.

  • @kalihoward

    @kalihoward

    Жыл бұрын

    My 35-year-old cousin has infertility issues and many of her high school and college classmates are having infertility issues as well.

  • @nicholaswoolfenden5254

    @nicholaswoolfenden5254

    Жыл бұрын

    Why didn't she adopt? Plenty of needy kids around who are here and stuck in the world we live in.

  • @indiasamara

    @indiasamara

    Жыл бұрын

    Pcos is an epidemic at this point and it’s why so many women can’t have babies.

  • @yankalu2000

    @yankalu2000

    Жыл бұрын

    @@nicholaswoolfenden5254children are not pets, most people have children to procreate. In addition, adopted children typically not treated as well as your own children. Studies were don on that. It happens subconsciously mostly. But you missed the point. Corporations are destroying the environment we live in and forcing poisonous products on population that causes malfunctions. Which conveniently cause people to spend more money on their health, again more money into elites pockets.

  • @samgoodwin89
    @samgoodwin89 Жыл бұрын

    All those billions and trillions of dollars and yet we don’t regularly study these kinds of things? Insanely corrupt world we live in

  • @ATB462
    @ATB462 Жыл бұрын

    This woman is incredible. A REAL scientist. Thank you for having her on your podcast.

  • @johnkaylor8670

    @johnkaylor8670

    11 ай бұрын

    I agree, she is excellent. She exhibits a good, strict focus on objective +fact+, independently of what it may lead to. And tries to be thorough about considering ALL the relevant facts. Which stands in stark contrast to the liberal media who are truly hideous in their un-scientific, narrative-defending approach to "reporting the issue". To the point that 'scientific' and liberal are truly MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE. It's gone so far as to be an open joke.

  • @midi510

    @midi510

    11 ай бұрын

    Yeah, I wish origin of life researchers had the same scientific ethics. They purpose to know things that they absolutely don't know and then convince society that these things are fact.

  • @JudgeJulieLit

    @JudgeJulieLit

    11 ай бұрын

    @@midi510 * purport

  • @midi510

    @midi510

    11 ай бұрын

    @@JudgeJulieLit I really thought that's what I typed. It's what I meant to type. When I proofed it, I must have just skimmed for spelling and punctuation.

  • @JudgeJulieLit

    @JudgeJulieLit

    11 ай бұрын

    @@midi510 That conceded, good comment !

  • @CLocal5125
    @CLocal5125 Жыл бұрын

    This would is really crazy when you realize alex jones wasn't lying about chemicals making frogs gay 😂😂

  • @claudeyaz

    @claudeyaz

    Жыл бұрын

    He wasn't. It is depressing how many times he was right. Wrong a lot sure. He admits it when it happens. But damngay frogs? Same chemicals/foods hurtin us? Depressing

  • @John_Connor556

    @John_Connor556

    Жыл бұрын

    Yep..

  • @friendlyfire7861

    @friendlyfire7861

    Жыл бұрын

    There was a lot of talk at the time about how frogs were the canaries in the coal mine for many chemical effects because they absorb EVERYTHING through the skin. Politics tamped that down. Truth doesn't go away forever, though.

  • @friendlyfire7861

    @friendlyfire7861

    Жыл бұрын

    You have to notice how careful Danny was to avoid Alex Jones, like saying "homosexual frogs" when everyone immediately thinks of AJ. Not saying I know why. Just sayin'.

  • @theecstatic9686

    @theecstatic9686

    Жыл бұрын

    Took you this long to understand huh?...

  • @user-te4of2fq5d
    @user-te4of2fq5d Жыл бұрын

    😐77yrs old and my husband and I have watched this evolution carefully in our community, and travels. What is causing this ?! Decided it was chemical, but what ? Dear God, this was a blow. What are we doing to our species.

  • @Know-ns6vl

    @Know-ns6vl

    Жыл бұрын

    food

  • @1erinjames

    @1erinjames

    Жыл бұрын

    We are allowing our own destruction.

  • @bubblepopper9979

    @bubblepopper9979

    Жыл бұрын

    Inflation alone makes the thought of having children a nightmare for me, + the willful ignorance carried by media and politics has me prepping to run rather then to roost

  • @Know-ns6vl

    @Know-ns6vl

    Жыл бұрын

    @@bubblepopper9979 people have been prepping for generations

  • @user-te4of2fq5d

    @user-te4of2fq5d

    Жыл бұрын

    @@bubblepopper9979 It was a lousy time for us so we only had 4. Hee ! It's never a good time but we had one - a helluva good time. Laughed our way to better mental health. Figured it was a sh** time on wagon trains, 2 world wars, before penicillin, during the Depression..4 terrific people are here, and 12 of theirs, funny, brave, articulate, intelligent, .. now It's your turn.. overheard in my kitchen recently "number them, it's easier than remembering names " and hysterics " no, we're thinking of species, hey you, elephant" while a dishwasher is loaded..Mom is David an elefectrician ? No, an elephant. Oh. ok. We're dying 🤣 hey he's 5..we just don't know a David .. I think..

  • @Gocampbellriver
    @Gocampbellriver11 ай бұрын

    Silent Spring by Rachel Carson written in the1960's predicted all this,not with plastics but with pesticides and herbicides. Everything she predicted has come to pass including dramatic increases in cancers and declining ages in cancer victims. Rachel had a PHD in biology and extensively studied how unilateral use of chemicals would affect the human population. Silent Spring by Rachel Carson. Keep it up, your on the right track.

  • @InnerPathwayReiki
    @InnerPathwayReiki11 ай бұрын

    Reminds me of the book Silent Spring (published 60 years ago), by Rachel Carson. She talked about how pesticides were in the food and making animals and children sick.

  • @anonymous915

    @anonymous915

    11 ай бұрын

    She lied about DDT. It was - and still is - safe. Guy ate it every day in front of his classes to prove it. It wasn't harming bird eggs - and what we use now is a lot more toxic.

  • @InnerPathwayReiki

    @InnerPathwayReiki

    11 ай бұрын

    @@anonymous915 Yes, I have heard such statements and that she mainly obtained research on DDT completed by scientists. Research that showed DDT killed wildlife, specifically birds. Some made observations and testimonials from the fields recently sprayed. Whatever the case, she brought to the world's attention the use of chemicals.

  • @ireneklauber4008

    @ireneklauber4008

    11 ай бұрын

    Unfortunately, the powers that be just banned DDT instead of using it judiciously and millions of children have died of malaria which could have been prevented.

  • @wing8ian

    @wing8ian

    10 ай бұрын

    @@anonymous915DDT is considered a moderate risk to human health. Not safe - use with caution.

  • @wuteva34
    @wuteva34 Жыл бұрын

    Feels like I woke up in the twilight zone or possibly in the middle of a nightmare ! I have to pinch myself to realize the horrific truth. It’s real 😪

  • @borisblvd5354

    @borisblvd5354

    Жыл бұрын

    You're one of the fortunate people. Think of all the idiots who do not even know, and don't even want to know, that they're living in a Twilight Zone episode of mass hypnosis.

  • @johnkaylor8670

    @johnkaylor8670

    11 ай бұрын

    I had to laugh and agree with your characterization of this unfolding revelation in our 'modern' world (boy I wouldn't mind going back to the 'primitive' 'undeveloped' one) (who needs the wheel or electricity). But facing the conceptual realization that is contained in the gradual release of these physical discoveries is sort of nightmarish. Man/ mankind is NOT as smart as he/we thinks he is. He has truly shot himself in the foot - again and again. I am of God and so I don't find this surprising at all. The 'devil' truly is IN THE DETAILS (which man almost never fully comprehends up front) but finds out at the end of his foolhardy or greedy endeavors.

  • @LittleOrla
    @LittleOrla Жыл бұрын

    Atrazine in our water. It's a known hormone disrupter. These young people have hormone imbalances and dysmorphia. Monsanto and the EPA know and now you do too. Compassion is needed and transparency. Thank you for speaking on this very difficult subject.

  • @marial3231

    @marial3231

    Жыл бұрын

    Wow Alex Jones was right , thought he was crazy about this

  • @suzanneblomgren2237

    @suzanneblomgren2237

    Жыл бұрын

    And that's just the chemicals, add in the social engineering 🧠💦

  • @dalegowler6436

    @dalegowler6436

    Жыл бұрын

    Lol and when I was a kid only one in three would die of cancer . and ADHD and autism have climbed massively in the last sixty years due to something I believe is put into the body at an early age this world ain't fit for humans but this worlds inhabitants ain't just human

  • @suziecreamcheese211

    @suziecreamcheese211

    Жыл бұрын

    People use distillers to cleanse their water. A basic one is about 100 dollars on line. I hope it takes all the chemicals out including fluoride.

  • @Mulberries69

    @Mulberries69

    Жыл бұрын

    Atrazine aka "Weed-n-Feed," sprayed all over cornfields, sugar cane & lawns, especially in Florida. Its damaging at PPB, unlike Glysophate which it damaging at PPM.

  • @AbuJarahTheSurgeon
    @AbuJarahTheSurgeon Жыл бұрын

    This lady blew my mind! RFK Jr seems like he was right on the correlation between chemicals and genders.

  • @Pbav8tor

    @Pbav8tor

    11 ай бұрын

    It's old science. Ever heard of PCBs? There's hundreds more. They routinely wipe out entire species. How about Rachel Carson's Silent Spring. This is what her book is about. Both Kennedy and this woman are pretending there are still questions. There has been no question since the 70s. Big Corporations don't like being regulated. They'd rather poison us all. For more money, of course.

  • @fremont111

    @fremont111

    11 ай бұрын

    This theory has been around quite awhile now.

  • @davidmorse2310

    @davidmorse2310

    11 ай бұрын

    RFK JR is an idiot. He is a fool and a bigot as are you.

  • @Lightharvest-dd2bf

    @Lightharvest-dd2bf

    6 ай бұрын

    She is great, not so much because of her exciting ideas, but because of how intelligently and carefully she's gathered and analyzed information--working with other people in these studies.

  • @dorothyyates3805
    @dorothyyates3805 Жыл бұрын

    I know a family of farmers, the man tried and tried to get his wife pregnant. When others started to take over the farming, and he was less likely to be around the pesticides, his wife finally got pregnant. That was in Minnesota.

  • @pabs5270
    @pabs5270 Жыл бұрын

    Don’t worry about ‘offending’ people. There are a lot of people who live by their ‘feelings’. Screw them; they need to grow up.

  • @rleslie66

    @rleslie66

    Жыл бұрын

    Growing up in the 50s, a favorite saying of my parents and other adults to their children was sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me. The lesson being, you are responsible for your feelings.

  • @rileyzfab6.2

    @rileyzfab6.2

    Жыл бұрын

    The funny thing is, she doesnt want to offend people who have been chemically and physically altered by the very chemicals shes studying. I personally would be relived if i knew that my clear disabilities that are clearly negatively affecting my life have nothing to do with me.

  • @amodernalchemist432

    @amodernalchemist432

    Жыл бұрын

    Exactly, this is reality, being politically correct has done absolutely *no* damn good for anyone, *ever!* I get offended, at least, once a day and I don't cry about it...if we don't call people out and make them realize their mistakes then they *never* learn properly.

  • @amodernalchemist432

    @amodernalchemist432

    Жыл бұрын

    ​@@rleslie66 responsible for your own feelings *and* the fact that names are just words that cannot physically harm someone like it would if they were beaten with actual sticks and stones.

  • @matthewlollis8443

    @matthewlollis8443

    Жыл бұрын

    Yes but they need to be told that surrounding themselves with people who don't like their bull shit and demanding them to keep their mouths shut is hiding their own enemies from themselves is soooo soooo stupid I can't believe it

  • @susanstimson871
    @susanstimson871 Жыл бұрын

    My daughter has a theory about bovine growth hormones in milk having a effect on gender as well. As I was pregnant with her in the late 70's they really pushed drinking milk , which already has hormones by milk's very nature. And more often than not comes in a plastic jug. Her generation is the one giving birth to this latest generation exhibiting gender dismorphia. I find her theory to be very thought provoking.

  • @Lady_Mstikal

    @Lady_Mstikal

    Жыл бұрын

    This is very interesting. I was pregnant Roth my oldest child in 1976. All 3 of his daughters are not strait. 2 are asexual and his youngest (12yo) is bi to fluid. I am not expecting great grandchildren from any of them😪

  • @jamie-to1pl

    @jamie-to1pl

    Жыл бұрын

    All the additives in bread's, cereals, processed foods should also be looked into.

  • @ChickpeatheTortie

    @ChickpeatheTortie

    Жыл бұрын

    Cows milk and their subsequent flesh (when they are no longer capable of standing and are finally slaughtered) is loaded with oestrogen. Those steaks aren't as masculine as men would like to believe

  • @charlottemiller7675

    @charlottemiller7675

    Жыл бұрын

    Yes!!!! Due to the epigenetic affects of these chemicals than can exhibit the genetic changes in the 2nd generation. (Your daughter is 1st Gen and grand child is 2nd) there was a study on BPA and rats. When exposed, their grand rats were obese. This means chemicals that are not even in use anylonger and perhaps even broken down and gone from our environment but still effecting us. It's like a scary sci-fi movie where all the females are infertile and they find out it's from something that happened many decades ago.

  • @sandrasummers8332

    @sandrasummers8332

    Жыл бұрын

    Also, we shoot them full of poisons thru vaccines

  • @subspacescout9951
    @subspacescout995111 ай бұрын

    There was a big case in Puerto Rico during the 80’s (?) where young girls (too young) were having periods & developing breasts due to the chicken supply that was injected w an insane amount of hormones for rapid growth. This has been going on for a minute now and it’s finally reached critical mass. There is a way through this issue and it involves a massive cleanup within and without, as above, so below. Best of luck out there.

  • @Lightharvest-dd2bf

    @Lightharvest-dd2bf

    6 ай бұрын

    And most American "inspection" allows antibiotics as well as hormones to be added to livestock food--just for rapid growth, not to prevent illness.

  • @starababa1985
    @starababa1985 Жыл бұрын

    Females also have the ability to rotate figures in their mind, but the elimination of sewing classes which teaches the assembly of flat pattern pieces into three dimensional articles of clothing no longer teaches them that skill. I took drafting for two years and received the highest marks after growing up around magazines like Popular Science filled with plans for projects. My mother also taught me to read maps at an early age. Women like my sister who go into into interior design and landscaping also think in three dimensions. It's a matter of training and early encouragement.

  • @blessedandbiwithahintofmagic

    @blessedandbiwithahintofmagic

    Жыл бұрын

    Yeah, it really is all environment - we really can build a better society, and teach anyone anything ^$^

  • @highwatercircutrider

    @highwatercircutrider

    Жыл бұрын

    The young landscape architect my city hired one summer to work with me in our planning department, absolutely could not draw-in ‘three dimension. Even with vanishing point perspective drawing, she just could not get it. As a graduate civil engineer and life long boat builder, I have absolutely no trouble thinking and designing in 3D in my mind. I still wonder how she ever graduated from landscape architecture school?

  • @kurpitsa2343

    @kurpitsa2343

    Жыл бұрын

    She didn’t say that women can’t do it but it’s harder for women, in general they need to think more. I’m sure practice helps tremendously but maybe you could say that men have more of a talent for it in general

  • @sararosenquist7565

    @sararosenquist7565

    11 ай бұрын

    And dollars to doughnuts you and the women in your family have T levels on the high end of normal. It’s neither all biological nor all a matter of socialization but rather, a both and.

  • @LadyIarConnacht

    @LadyIarConnacht

    11 ай бұрын

    I think this is an excellent point. We are losing so many skills and abilities this way.

  • @maryronan8446
    @maryronan8446 Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for having this speaker! She’s great!! My goodness, I was taking notes!! I remember back when Alex Jones was upset about the toxicity in our environment and talked about astrazine causing frogs to turn gay.

  • @patriciashelton6644

    @patriciashelton6644

    Жыл бұрын

    Alex was criticized,when actually he was reading a report from a scientist from a college,that studied the environment. When it was brought to their attention about frogs living near or in pools of run off water from a chemical plant. The frogs had many mutations, too many feet,or less limbs, lots of deformities. They also noticed that male frogs were actually mating with each other, which isn't natural. I remember that episode, like everything he reported on, it's stuff he and his employees searched the internet on. Not many people search for these things, they did for unless the news media think it's important to their agenda ,they don't report on it. But yet they're screaming since Covid, follow the Science. Well this frog thing was Science.

  • @Maggie-zr2ow

    @Maggie-zr2ow

    Жыл бұрын

    @@patriciashelton6644I didn’t realize Jones was criticized for that report. I thought it was just criticism for accusing grieving parents of lying about their murdered children.

  • @sophieestie2339
    @sophieestie2339 Жыл бұрын

    It’s so true and terrible. As a therapist I keep saying these things over and over again. Saw lots of children with birth failures the last couple of decades. Good food and consciousness in life is needed to change our environment and our offspring. Love from The Netherlands💜🪷

  • @cherylanon5791

    @cherylanon5791

    11 ай бұрын

    what exactly is a "birth failure" honest question, need to understand

  • @lesleynelson2248

    @lesleynelson2248

    11 ай бұрын

    @@cherylanon5791 same

  • @sarahg6325
    @sarahg632511 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much. I’m the mom of a trans kiddo and it has been a fucking journey to say the least. If the “fricken frogs are gay” chemicals are the cause maybe can we start looking at the corporations, lobbyists, and law makers and hold them accountable instead of demonization actual children who are already at risk of suicidal ideation. Just a thought ❤

  • @plasticmask1773

    @plasticmask1773

    11 ай бұрын

    Perhaps we can start a group pertaining to trans kids.

  • @denawagner360

    @denawagner360

    11 ай бұрын

    I'm curious if there were endocrine suppressors or activators, whatever, in soy formula circa 1999-2000's?

  • @kaymack5304

    @kaymack5304

    11 ай бұрын

    I am with you on this journey.

  • @MsJayski

    @MsJayski

    11 ай бұрын

    Syngenta

  • @Bluegrl77

    @Bluegrl77

    11 ай бұрын

    RFK Jr, has been suing these corporations for what they’ve done to our environment. This is why everyone in DC hates him… call him a crazy conspiracy theorist. You should look into what he wants to do… once in Washington.

  • @WhiteWolfos
    @WhiteWolfos Жыл бұрын

    There's endocrine disruptors in so many products these days. Like 80% of what I used to buy had chemicals with known endocrine disruptors (mimics, block, interferes with your body's hormones linked with cancer, infertility, weight gain, early puberty, etc) . I used Yuka to check all the ingredients (check names of stuff that was hard to pronounce). From basic soap, shampoo, lotions, hair/body spray, facial serums, so on and so forth the amount of chemicals was staggering. It's so easy to scan products now and almost immediately see if it's bad or good (gives a score rating and a chemical/ingredients breakdown/danger list).

  • @rachelroseg9295

    @rachelroseg9295

    Жыл бұрын

    I just downloaded it. Seriously, what an awesome app. I was surprised by some of my skincare products scanned, and a few foods. Thanks for the suggestion!

  • @kernilee

    @kernilee

    Жыл бұрын

    Thanks for sharing!

  • @tishie42

    @tishie42

    11 ай бұрын

    Who owns the app? I'm curious who is making money off of it and what their special interest group is.

  • @kernilee

    @kernilee

    11 ай бұрын

    @@tishie42 I just got the app, seems legit so far. It’s independently owned and they don’t get paid by companies to promote certain products. I like that they list the sources so that you can do your own research on each product.

  • @JemInThe999

    @JemInThe999

    11 ай бұрын

    Is it better than EWG?

  • @fionamainey7686
    @fionamainey7686 Жыл бұрын

    This is facinating and I just shared with my husband that my lacking in spatial intelligence is correlated with testosterone. Also wanted to mention, I am a city girl and my husband a country boy from a farm. In our early life together in early 1990's being gay was not widely accepted and people still debated whether it was a choice or not. I was shocked when my husband admitted that sometime his father ended up with a gay bull. They wanted to only mate with the other bulls so they were not useful when it came to impregnating their cows which was the goal to increase herd size. This fact alone told me it was not a choice.

  • @denisebilby4947

    @denisebilby4947

    Жыл бұрын

    Also there are studies on how lower testosterone level affects longevity in men. The lower it is the shorter you live. Pesticides affect ALL life on planet and health!

  • @letssee5213

    @letssee5213

    Жыл бұрын

    What were they feeding those cattle? What was their feed, grass being treated/sprayed with?

  • @maxx9862

    @maxx9862

    Жыл бұрын

    .

  • @Mulberries69

    @Mulberries69

    Жыл бұрын

    Spatial intelligence--does that include sense of direction? Mine is majorly lacking.

  • @lorip1435

    @lorip1435

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Mulberries69 That is a learned thing. You have to practice, just like anything learned.

  • @Reader760
    @Reader760 Жыл бұрын

    Danny, You were so gracious and respectful. You had done your homework. Most interviewers would have been overwhelmed by such an incredible intellect. Your kids are fortunate to have a father who treats atypical women so well. Thanks for being you and for doing such important work.

  • @shippys2043

    @shippys2043

    11 ай бұрын

    And she is mutually gracious and patient.

  • @Lightharvest-dd2bf

    @Lightharvest-dd2bf

    6 ай бұрын

    I'm new to the Danny Jones Show, and some of the shows have suspiciously sensational trailers or intros. But in this show, at least, he is way ahead of other interviewers, and had even made himself familiar with the different levels of analyzing data. Because of Jones' outstanding interview of Shanna Swan, he's helped us understand and appreciate how information is gathered and compared, working cooperatively with other scientists, and the patience to repeat these studies every few years because there's new information & new global areas.

  • @jamisonryon3009

    @jamisonryon3009

    3 ай бұрын

    Atypical women are the best women… 😊 typical women….questionable at best these days 😂

  • @burnindownthehouse
    @burnindownthehouse11 ай бұрын

    She has a gift of explaining the issue so very well. I enjoyed this episode.

  • @rebeccaknudsen6190
    @rebeccaknudsen6190 Жыл бұрын

    When my hubby was in school they had to find envirionnnmental sources for radioactivity. Some sources studied were TV and cigarettes, my husband's was the highest for radiation, it was rain water. The counts that came off the rain sample was indicative of fertlizers.

  • @Mulberries69

    @Mulberries69

    Жыл бұрын

    Phosphate mining in Florida caused "slightly radioactive water" to flow into DeSoto & Manatee Counties. Mosaic Corp is the cause. Also fireworks containing strontium are often radioactive, as per Moffitt Cancer Center, Tampa Florida.

  • @mikolfarley
    @mikolfarley Жыл бұрын

    I thank this lady for learning about and calling out big companies and their bulshit foods and other things that are going to kill us off eventually.

  • @aaronc4899
    @aaronc4899 Жыл бұрын

    She is 87-years-old! Man, how to keep your mind and voice into that age like her?

  • @maplenook

    @maplenook

    11 ай бұрын

    Looks fantastic too

  • @SonaAvedian
    @SonaAvedian6 ай бұрын

    I would totally go on your show and consider participating in one of her studies. I was born with hypospatius, and ambiguous reproductive plumbing, kleinfelter syndrome with xxy chromosomes, and I happen to be transgender. I struggled to live my life as a male, I got married, struggled to have children, started identifying as a female around 4 years old in 1986. One of four children. I believe that's important as well, the number of offspring a mother has also contributes to congenital abnormalities. I believe it's very possible my mother was exposed to phthalates. I tried living as a male for 29 years, it did not work out. I went through a divorce and decided to transition. I've never been happier. I would love to have an opportunity to be on your show Danny. I am a former US Marine, a registered nurse, a former trans athlete, I am politically centered, pretty open-minded, not easily offended, and can appreciate the dialogue which you broadcast with nearly any guest on your show. Let me know 😊

  • @Ayoosi

    @Ayoosi

    6 ай бұрын

    I'm curious about your feelings about what you've experienced in context with what is being said here. Sounds like you've been through a lot to come to where you are!

  • @jacquesdemolay5171
    @jacquesdemolay5171 Жыл бұрын

    From years now I've been asking about the _WHY_ of transgenderism. I've long held the belief that one of the primary drivers behind the trans movement, and the massive push for "acceptance", is due to the fact that at the core of transgenderism are these chemical disruptors, and the powerful people and companies responsible for them. By pushing the narrative of acceptance, they can (for a time) avoid the question of _why_ this is happening. And if the hugely-influential chemical corporations are ever found to be responsible for it, they will have so won over the populace in regards to accepting transgenderism that there will be likely little, if any, penalty for them to pay. Even going after these nefarious corporations will be spun into some sort of "transphobic" narrative, a shield behind which these corporations will hide. This is one of the major shortcomings of the current culture war regarding transgenderism: nobody is asking the why/how questions behind it all. I do believe that much of the current trend is the result of social contagion, but also hold to the belief that there are a very real chemical/biological changes that have occurred in our youth in ways we don't yet fully understand. At the heart of that is likely the very chemicals being discussed in this interview.

  • @pinchebruha405

    @pinchebruha405

    Жыл бұрын

    As a vegetarian for over 48 years I knew something was wrong with the food chain, factory Pharming was scary to me all I could think was this isn’t natural> you are what you eat came to mind 😢 you’re right about that too just watched an video about how autism has gone through this same cycle already…the romantization of having the diagnosis has become cool…😢

  • @Soul_Watcher

    @Soul_Watcher

    Жыл бұрын

    I don’t see any issue with looking into any possible causations. However, being transgender and having gender dysphoria is not something new. There are cases of transgender people well before the industrial revolution happening. Before chemicals were introduced to our planet. Cheers

  • @SirCbreeze

    @SirCbreeze

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Soul_Watcher But there wasn't advanced surgical operations to make a change back then, and those "cases" are very a few to begin with, because society was not built for them and mostly, have always shunned them.

  • @jacquesdemolay5171

    @jacquesdemolay5171

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Soul_Watcher Yes, but nothing on the scale of what we've been seeing in just the past ten years. Contaminants _could_ be rapidly increasing what was previously a somewhat-rare condition. It's all very curios.

  • @Soul_Watcher

    @Soul_Watcher

    Жыл бұрын

    @@DanVicary i’m sorry to hear that however where in any of this podcast did the good doctor say anything about chemicals causing gender dysphoria? Cause I didn’t hear that.

  • @Plan-C
    @Plan-C Жыл бұрын

    Thank God you put this up! Bisphenol A has a lot to answer for imo. Alex Jones was on it 15 years ago (along with Aspartame).

  • @k8eekatt
    @k8eekatt11 ай бұрын

    When handling receipts, which are coated in BPA or a similar chemical, even if it says BPA free, keep your hands dry. Especially, dont handle receipts with alcohol on your hands. It absorbs 95% quicker with alcohol on your hands. The people most at risk are cashiers. Latex gloves will not stop it, nitril gloves will. Harbor freight has the best price I have found.

  • @choang9661
    @choang966111 ай бұрын

    As a NICU nurse who worked primarily with congenital abnormalities I was surprised by the rate of genetal malformation present in babies with unrelated conditions. Particularly micropenis and hyperspadias. It starts with the egg was a great book to read and implement preconception to optimise egg and sperm quality. As I was so frightened from seeing the range of debilitating congenital conditions and prematurity in the babies I care for. I avoided as many chemicals as possible during preconception and pregnancy and am really surprised by the results.

  • @lorrainemagarian2677

    @lorrainemagarian2677

    11 ай бұрын

    Nothing like first hand experience and evidence.

  • @cv6442

    @cv6442

    11 ай бұрын

    Do you remember specifically which chemicals you avoided? Was there a certain product in particular? I'm trying to do a whole life change, but its a process! I really want to start with the chemicals that most affect our bodies though. 😊

  • @charliewhon6548

    @charliewhon6548

    11 ай бұрын

    I have a limited college education in veterinary science and I have 4 grown children and 3 grandchildren. I was not aware of either of the conditions you mentioned, and had to stop and do some research. Thank you for sharing. I love learning new things.

  • @cv6442

    @cv6442

    11 ай бұрын

    @@charliewhon6548 my sister is also in school for veterinary medicine. 🥰 You are amazing for finding answers even when they are not in a textbook yet. A proper student and healer! 🙏

  • @mikeh1242
    @mikeh1242 Жыл бұрын

    I see 7-11and other convenience stores, store bottled water, soft drinks, and liquor in sea containers outside the store. One day I walked up because the door was open, it was extremely hot in their and I said you cant store plastic containers in heat like this, chemicals leach into the product. The owner said "Duley noted", this is happening all across the country, why doesn't the health department monitor these practices?

  • @1erinjames

    @1erinjames

    Жыл бұрын

    Because the goal I should being achieved in part by the plastic.

  • @richardvass1462

    @richardvass1462

    Жыл бұрын

    I'd like to know why they still put sodium benzoate and soft drinks that have vitamin C because at room temperature that can interact and create Benzene which is a carcinogen

  • @midwestribeye7820

    @midwestribeye7820

    Жыл бұрын

    ​@@richardvass1462😦😬 So glad I only drink water and coffee and have a home water filter.

  • @richardvass1462

    @richardvass1462

    Жыл бұрын

    @@midwestribeye7820 That's all I drink is well except for the occasional beer. But when I was younger I drink lots of those citrus flavored soda pop that had sodium benzoate and vitamin C. So if they stored them at room temperature for a long time before they chilled them the ascorbic acid and the sodium benzoate could become benzene and is a carcinogen. But so many things like that can give you cancer and I'm only learning about it now.

  • @judylandry302

    @judylandry302

    Жыл бұрын

    @@richardvass1462 the sodium benzoate that is used is actually bioengineered synthetic waste byproduct derived by the partial oxidation of toluene from petrochemical processing. It is the scum that rises to the on top that is "scraped" off and to neutralize it, baking soda is added and then it is deodorized to make it palatable to use it as a preservative. This is a cheap way to dispose of waste. Like hexafluorosilic and hydrofluorosilic acid, byproduct waste from the phosphate fertilizer and aluminum manufacturing industries that is substituted for sodium fluoride and added to municipal tap water, that taxpayers subsidize and pay for again in their water bills.

  • @AmazingGrace945
    @AmazingGrace945 Жыл бұрын

    And they call Robert Kennedy Jr a crazy person, he’s been talking about chemicals including vaccines for many years.

  • @heide-raquelfuss5580

    @heide-raquelfuss5580

    3 күн бұрын

    Many sain persons are called insane, crazy, conspiracy theorists. Jfk is a sain and serious person... I did research in different topics and 1 was vaccines, chemicals...and it is a rabit hole. Economics/politics/money are also dark rabitholes... We live in a very insane world with human primates as rulers, who have still chimps behaviors, but with insane possibilities to hurt and destroy.

  • @bonitamartin4954
    @bonitamartin4954 Жыл бұрын

    My former brother-in-law had chemo for testicular cancer. He was told that he was definitely infertile permanently. Not true. He and his wife were married eight years, no contraceptives, when she became pregnant. No paternity doubts whatsoever. His daughter is the spitting image of her paternal grandmother and auntie.

  • @lesliechristian8907
    @lesliechristian8907 Жыл бұрын

    To me, the greatet tragedy is that the chemical companies already know this, and instead of curtailing the use or finding alternatives. they target diff groups and politicize the end result. Every other woman is having problems getting pregnant.

  • @hannarheinz7040
    @hannarheinz7040 Жыл бұрын

    Great talk! You both succeeded to present a scientific topic into a very vivid and even entertaining talk, which is not an easy thing to do, especially considering the critical / social background ! Thanks Dr. Shanna Swann and Danny Jones!

  • @not-yet-now
    @not-yet-now Жыл бұрын

    Roundup Ready corn is genetically modified to tolerate RoundUp -- same with wheat and other crops. The GMO seeds are matched with the Roundup formula each season. This means seeds can't be carried over from one season to the next. My uncle who passed away last year at age 94 told me the story of when his dad, my Grandpa, first started using chemicals and came home with nausea and headaches at the end of the very first day of seeding that year. This is not new information. Thanks for the episode and the conversation.

  • @JamesMena-ym9vf

    @JamesMena-ym9vf

    Жыл бұрын

    Most information it's Not New, we just keep ignoring it, or play stupid.

  • @barbenders

    @barbenders

    Жыл бұрын

    Cotton has also been engineered to be RoundUp tolerant

  • @Xero026

    @Xero026

    Жыл бұрын

    This is going to be a huge problem in a few generations. Just like we are now finding out about PFAS and other chemicals. I'm sure 5g and other new technologies we rely on are going to be joining that list as well... Which is basically just common sense to me but I hope the rest of the establishment finds out in time. Thank God this stuff is getting more traction now with these types of podcasts

  • @not-yet-now

    @not-yet-now

    Жыл бұрын

    @@barbenders wheat, canola, etc -- these are the RoundUp Ready crops my brother and now nephew farms in Canada. We no longer speak about it.

  • @not-yet-now

    @not-yet-now

    Жыл бұрын

    @@JamesMena-ym9vf I think a lot of people still don't know. Not enough time. Too many distractions. Corporations are addicted to consumers and people are left out of the equation entirely.

  • @Robutnikon
    @Robutnikon11 ай бұрын

    Dr. Swan is auch a Legend - so glad to see more of her. Her research is crucial ⚡🙏🏻⚡

  • @aleathacarpenter3073
    @aleathacarpenter307311 ай бұрын

    Such an amazing woman. Loved listening to her and learning from her work. Sobering and alarming but… knowledge is power. With greater knowledge we can make better choices and that is hopeful!

  • @artslife3876
    @artslife3876 Жыл бұрын

    This woman is awesome. I love the way she's dealing with things like you're a student at times. She comforts me, for some reason. Half way section, super interesting and kind of sobering.

  • @bmoobe

    @bmoobe

    Жыл бұрын

    She’s got this lovey motherly vibe about her ❤

  • @artslife3876

    @artslife3876

    Жыл бұрын

    @@bmoobe Big time!!! Definitely would have to get a hug, often. Major soul medicine 💜😊

  • @dethkon

    @dethkon

    Жыл бұрын

    @@artslife3876damn don’t you have a mother in real life? Go hug her.

  • @artslife3876

    @artslife3876

    Жыл бұрын

    @@dethkon I am a mother, I don't need hugs off my own. How presumptuous of you.

  • @jpierce2l33t
    @jpierce2l33t Жыл бұрын

    Lol she's great..love how excited she gets! She's the total embodiment of the female professor archetype and I'm here for it...makes me miss school 🤣

  • @Koncrete

    @Koncrete

    Жыл бұрын

    Thanks for watching!

  • @jpierce2l33t

    @jpierce2l33t

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Koncrete of course bro I'm here every time! Have you looked into getting Dr. Malone on? Tony could totally hook that up. I just read his book and watch everything he's on man..he'd be a killer guest!

  • @Koncrete

    @Koncrete

    Жыл бұрын

    @@jpierce2l33t unfortunately we’re not big enough for him yet

  • @jpierce2l33t

    @jpierce2l33t

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Koncrete dude no way I've seen him on FAR smaller shows

  • @jpierce2l33t

    @jpierce2l33t

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Koncrete he might be kind of tired bc he's gone on SO much in the last few years trying to get the message out, and he's been brutally attacked by the press. He's great tho man

  • @Carolevw
    @Carolevw11 ай бұрын

    Dr Shanna is very enlightening, open to ideas and got a good concept of issues. A great conversation which I enjoyed.

  • @katherandefy
    @katherandefy Жыл бұрын

    I knew this is the reason. Gonna send this to my extended family who not only think climate woes are exaggerated but don’t think our government or businesses would allow toxicity to cause these issues from seemingly nowhere. So yes I thought this could be a problem especially since I had endocrine disturbances myself from the get go at 14. And as an adult after years of cystic fibrosis I ended up with estrogen dependent breast cancer.

  • @notcook628

    @notcook628

    Жыл бұрын

    You got it half right. We can’t trust the government to protect us from these things, nor can we trust the phony climate change cause. CO2 in the atmosphere is essential for plant growth. We are being hoodwinked.

  • @SometimeAgo65

    @SometimeAgo65

    Жыл бұрын

    Medicines are the main culprit...not climate. Medicines in the bloodline..flu shots, vaccines, etc

  • @tishie42

    @tishie42

    11 ай бұрын

    Climate woes are exaggerated. Planet will shake us off like the fleas we are every few millennia. And the survivors come out and start again. Has happened many, many, many time. Gonna keep happening until our sun dies. We are trashing the place for sure, and leaving chemicals behind that the next cataclysm will take care of. Could be from the sun, could be wobble and another ice age could be a meteor, could be the pacific rim blowing at the same time. Could be anything, but the only thing we're doing is killing. We are already in a mass extinction, we're just speeding up the death on the surface. But until I see a ban on China or India and their waste, I'm going to continue to try and leave a small footprint and not buy imported from those places as much as possible. All those cheap clothes everyone loves are made by modern day slavery. But we're over here crying about long gone old school slavery in America. Until money collapses and ww3 kicks off, we're just waiting around to die. Every 10 years there's a new money maker grift about the environment and none of it has ever happened. Not because we stopped the bad behavior but because it wasn't all true. Based in truth,but then twisted for money.

  • @Chiquepeace
    @Chiquepeace Жыл бұрын

    Glad to find this channel and interview. What an outstanding presentation. She's a great presenter and super job interviewing her, letting her bring it. And holy moly, she's 87?!

  • @KellyKelly-qd7my

    @KellyKelly-qd7my

    Жыл бұрын

    I wonder how many 💉she had in her life/childhood. The founder of the cell line WI-38 Stanley Plotkin had only one childhood 💉 from diphtheria and he is in his 90's. It absolutely clear by now that the most 💉ed generation is the sickest one since WWII. 💔

  • @christinecortese9973

    @christinecortese9973

    Жыл бұрын

    Life of the mind, passion and intelligence keeps you running! Age really is just a number.

  • @DJBenito304

    @DJBenito304

    Жыл бұрын

    She looks like she’s in her late 60’s

  • @lorikelly2400
    @lorikelly2400 Жыл бұрын

    Younger people I've spoken with have decided it's unfair to bring babies into the world of global warming, profit margins determining ethics along with personal rights dictated by extremism. It feels like an unsafe place for children to many. I spoke to a young woman who wants a child so badly but has fertility problems. Her concern is the government's ability to put her life in jeopardy if her pregnancy fails. She is considering a tubal ligation. Dr. Swan is brilliant, thank you for this podcast.

  • @woodspirit98

    @woodspirit98

    11 ай бұрын

    It's probably just as well that anyone who believes in human caused global warming doesn't have any children. It's nature's way of culling the weak and feeble minded. As for profit margins....just another example of low IQ. I'm really confused about what dangers she'd be in from the govt if she loses a baby. Does the govt kill them by firing squad, hanging or lethal injection?

  • @tinadavy3990

    @tinadavy3990

    11 ай бұрын

    Global Warming ? Think H.A.A.R.P.

  • @anarresnaturalapothecary2078
    @anarresnaturalapothecary2078 Жыл бұрын

    It seems intuitive to me that chemicals that modify fats and oils, which plastics are made of, would modify the fats and oils in the body, where hormones are made and stored. I've been talking about endocrine disrupting chemicals for the 15 years I've been a Certified Natural Health Practitioner making natural body care products and providing alternatives to plastics. Since these scientific findings exist, it is shocking that there has not been a worldwide ban on plastics in food packaging, body care and sex tools.

  • @margaretburn713
    @margaretburn71311 ай бұрын

    I`m a latecomer to this podcast (and website) I am just devastated after watching this. I knew things were going downhill fast, but didn`t realise how bad it was. I grew up in a different era (I`m 81) Our milk was sold in glass bottles, the bread was delivered by horse and cart (unsliced) , fruit and veges were sold, after weighing , in a paper bag. When supermarkets came into being in Australia (late 50s) you took the groceries home in a big brown paper bag. I actually remember when plastic bags came on the scene. Mum used to wash them and hang them on the line to dry, so she could reuse them. They were so hard to come by. I know old people are a pain in the "proverbial" when it comes to "the old days", but it is heartbreaking to see this change. Our health and well being and now maybe, even our existence, is being affected. This was a wonderful podcast. It needs to be seen by everyone.

  • @Pdx-Nbhd
    @Pdx-Nbhd Жыл бұрын

    She was easy to listen to. What a great intellectual. She's an amazing Doctor and a wonderful human being. 🙏

  • @Koncrete

    @Koncrete

    Жыл бұрын

    ✊🏼

  • @johnkaylor8670

    @johnkaylor8670

    11 ай бұрын

    A spot-on characterization of her.

  • @lorrainemagarian2677

    @lorrainemagarian2677

    11 ай бұрын

    Dr. Swan must be a great teacher to have!

  • @shippys2043

    @shippys2043

    11 ай бұрын

    @@lorrainemagarian2677 Yes, she’s a born teacher....the passion for her research is contagious.

  • @tambranicolekendall9288
    @tambranicolekendall9288 Жыл бұрын

    I just subscribed. Thank you for hosting topics with intelligence and compassion. So glad a friend recommended your YT channel.

  • @angelamarynicz7865
    @angelamarynicz786511 ай бұрын

    DES (diethylstilbestrol) was given to pregnant women in the Uk as it was thought to prevent miscarriage. from 1940s to 1980s. It is a synthetic oestrogen which can chemically castrate a grown man in small doses. Pregnant women were given extremely high doses. A small follow up of boys born to those mums had over 75% identify as gay, transgender, etc. All kept very quiet.

  • @jillbrock5775
    @jillbrock5775 Жыл бұрын

    Thank-you so much for this interview. This explains so much. Everyone should hear this.

  • @Sparkly14
    @Sparkly14 Жыл бұрын

    There’s always been concern about The Pill and hormones being secreted into our water supply.

  • @deborahkate1849
    @deborahkate1849 Жыл бұрын

    Fantastic Podcast! I love this woman, and am buying her book ASAP.... This needs to go far and wide. The biological quadrant has to be addressed. It was by design.

  • @jasonbullock4354

    @jasonbullock4354

    Жыл бұрын

    Because they saw that people were starting to care less about what race you are and more about what class you are. And they needed a different way to divide people so that we wouldn't overtake them and let them keep making us live in In squalor why they live like kings

  • @dethkon

    @dethkon

    Жыл бұрын

    @@jasonbullock4354True!

  • @v2ike6udik

    @v2ike6udik

    Жыл бұрын

    imma gonna remind you she is a chewbacca and do not report that behind all of this spermocide are themselves, chewbaccas.

  • @user-mn2ib5wb7b
    @user-mn2ib5wb7b Жыл бұрын

    I am not a scientist , a doctor or even a fully educated by public school individual i am a self educated person of every subject the pertains to life. The brain has captured my attention for a very long time as well as the study of human nature. God has led me through life with this curiosity of life of every form. I am an avid reader of everything I can get my hands on. This program has helped me to understand me. Thank you

  • @LilyGazou

    @LilyGazou

    Жыл бұрын

    The only real education is self-education.

  • @maryjames3727
    @maryjames372711 ай бұрын

    Thank you for this information. I have been asking why the LGBTQ+ population has taken such an "uptick" in visibility in recent times. I hope more videos address the biological and sociological causes and get published. It's not solely a civil rights issue. This video on sperm count and environmental chemicals adds to the mix of answers.

  • @theopinionisthighqualityopinio

    @theopinionisthighqualityopinio

    11 ай бұрын

    Not referring to causes, but the reason why you're seeing this subject 24/7 is because it's a huge social programming agenda. The subject itself is being used as a way to divide the population amongst ourselves, even more than we're already divided. It's a big part of the eugenics /depopulation agenda and in order for the programming to work, the message must be constant and repeated ad nauseum. The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations is the entity that came up with this agenda and the media, including so called alt-media, is responsabile for pushing it forward.

  • @theopinionisthighqualityopinio

    @theopinionisthighqualityopinio

    11 ай бұрын

    ... and yes, I do realize that I'm writing to a bot or agenda pusher. The response isn't for the supposed poster, but for anyone who sees it.

  • @sheree6542

    @sheree6542

    11 ай бұрын

    Spiritual crises also !!❤❤

  • @davidmorse2310

    @davidmorse2310

    11 ай бұрын

    The LGBTQ+ population, of which I belong as a gay man. has taken such an "uptick" in visibility because we are demanding our human rights. We have always existed but until fairly recently we have lived in fear. We have been bullied and beaten growing up at home and at school. We didn't want to be different and no one makes a choice to be gay. Our numbers have not increased but we refuse to hide. It is your problem.

  • @morgainebrigid

    @morgainebrigid

    11 ай бұрын

    "I have been asking why the LGBTQ+ population has taken such an "uptick" in visibility in recent times." It's because being openly queer no longer gets you sent to jail or the nuthouse, and because being visible is necessary to change the way we are treated by society.

  • @stevepuffery8918
    @stevepuffery89187 ай бұрын

    What to do if you are a male… Stop using plastic food wrap, use wax paper, Throw out plastic food containers… get all products with scents out of your home, get all products with chemicals out of home. ETC…..

  • @kateoneal4215
    @kateoneal4215 Жыл бұрын

    This is, in essence, what ROBERT F KENNEDY JR has been fighting for over 40 years!!!

  • @PrinceAsmodeus
    @PrinceAsmodeus Жыл бұрын

    She 87 and killing it!

  • @stevenfriend2619
    @stevenfriend261911 ай бұрын

    So, my first year of high school was marked by change. The most significant of which was the onset of puberty! I grew an astonishing nine and a half inches before the summer of 1962. I had started the school year as a relatively small underdeveloped, … but properly proportioned twelve-year-old boy. Although I looked more like a nine-year-old! Of course, growing taller wasn’t the only change I experienced. Although it was the most noticeable. It wasn’t until I saw a photo of myself taken at a pool party sometime in early July 1962. The first change that caught my eye was that I looked tall and skinny! The second thing I noticed was my scrotums. They appeared swollen. My testicles had finally migrated into my scrotums which didn’t noticeably protrude from my groin like other boys until then. One of the insignificant differences I noted while I was growing up. The third thing in the photograph that caught my eye was my teeny-weeny nub of a penis. It had grown. It was no longer a stubby nub. It was longer and thicker, something that would please almost any adolescent boy. I was starting to look more like other boys! The last and most disconcerting thing I observed in that picture was my huge hands. They appeared disproportionately large! After looking at them and then down at my feet, I realized they also seemed unduly oversized. I now understood why Bobby’s mother and my grandmother complained about having to buy me new shoes nearly every other month. I suppose I should explain how I discovered the cause of my extraordinary growth. I entered the tenth grade at Nathanial Narbonne high school in September 1963. Sometime during the spring semester of 1964, I got tired of the physical education coach taunting me for being lazy. So, I ran for all I was worth with the other boys. I didn’t even make it halfway around the track before I collapsed. I was taken to the school’s infirmary, where I was examined by a doctor. He was an older man who must have been in his sixties. The old doctor nearly fell off his stool when he took my pulse. I had a relaxed pulse of 160. So, my mother was called, and I was taken to the hospital, where I was immediately admitted. After many tests, I learned that I had a malfunctioning Pituitary gland. This gland was the cause of my underdevelopment when I was younger. Why I was small for my age and why my testicles hadn’t properly migrated down into my scrotums! My now overactive Pituitary was also responsible for my extraordinary growth the preceding year. Anyway, … after a three-day stay in the hospital, I was sent home with medication. Because the doctors couldn’t correct my malfunctioning Pituitary gland, and my Pituitary caused my Thyroid to overproduce. They treated my Thyroid. After taking a suppressant for a while, my mother and I were given a choice. Either surgery or radiation to correct my Thyroid condition. We opted for the radioactive iodine treatment to destroy a part of my overactive Thyroid. I was given iodine in the morning and returned to school. By the 1964 summer break from school, my physical health was under control.

  • @angelachouinard4581

    @angelachouinard4581

    11 ай бұрын

    I was a fan of Andre the Giant, the wrestler. I read up on pituitary problems because of him. I'm glad they figured out what was going on with you and you got treatment and got your health under control. The wonderful way you wrote your story is so insightful. It's not always easy to get inside the head of a young person going through all the changes they endure but you made it very real.

  • @llamarama111

    @llamarama111

    11 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the information- that’s interesting.

  • @stevenfriend2619

    @stevenfriend2619

    11 ай бұрын

    @@angelachouinard4581 Thank You

  • @machellelokersonvlog1273
    @machellelokersonvlog127311 ай бұрын

    I have always been sickly my whole life and I’ve often wondered regarding my illnesses having a correlation with the paper mill in the little small town and how this paper mill dumps byproducts into our creeks, therefore, making our drinking water contaminated. High incidences of autoimmune diseases for such a small town. 🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @ron1836

    @ron1836

    9 ай бұрын

    You aren't from Johnson town pa are you?

  • @Lightharvest-dd2bf

    @Lightharvest-dd2bf

    6 ай бұрын

    The fumes from paper mills also pollute the air. Along with respiratory problems, I knew when we were getting close to the local paper mill in Idaho on road trips...my stomach would start hurting.

  • @belyndasonger7574
    @belyndasonger7574 Жыл бұрын

    I am a HS teacher. I see this becoming a growing issue in schools over the past ten years. Mostly boys who want to be girls. It becomes so distracting for them in school they dont often do well in school.

  • @tinabenson1492

    @tinabenson1492

    Жыл бұрын

    Sad & scary 😟

  • @researchbear4074

    @researchbear4074

    Жыл бұрын

    Do you see more boys wanting to be girls than girls wanting to be boys?

  • @ChickpeatheTortie

    @ChickpeatheTortie

    Жыл бұрын

    Its all the oestrogen they are consuming.

  • @KellyKelly-qd7my

    @KellyKelly-qd7my

    Жыл бұрын

    It's a scientific phenomena when boys live in a house full of women their hormones become affected as well. So single motherhood could be a big factor in boys producing less testosterone, less male hormone mix.

  • @yaimavol

    @yaimavol

    Жыл бұрын

    Amazing, and what is the school's position on this? Is it just a new thing we have to accomodate?

  • @johnb7046
    @johnb7046 Жыл бұрын

    Immeasurably crucial, necessary and of utmost importance in this day and age. THANK YOU!

  • @Cynthia-ci3bn
    @Cynthia-ci3bn Жыл бұрын

    2016 symptoms started, and last Spring I was diagnosed with MSC/ TILT/MCAS by an Environmental doctor. Toxins destroyed my health and it took years of my life. The beginning was like early dementia and severe pain. I educated myself along the way and I have learned so many valuable things that have helped me get significantly better. Podcasts like this, Functional Medicine/ Holistic doctors, reading books and research papers helped to saved me. This work is so incredible. We must change course with these products that are making us sick.

  • @emilymorley3655

    @emilymorley3655

    Жыл бұрын

    my son has autism and mast cell disease ,also those on the autistic spectrum are much more likely to have gender dysphoria-this is all connected,get rid of fossil fuels and pesticides and these problems will go away as we are all ill ,not to mention that this effects all wildlife as well

  • @chelleb3055

    @chelleb3055

    Жыл бұрын

    Also have MCAS and found a paper about how mast cells in fetuses can affect adult sexual behavior! My son and I are also both on the autism spectrum. We did our genetic testing and found MTHFR and other mutations we are trying to address now.

  • @loriphilpott4031

    @loriphilpott4031

    Жыл бұрын

    @@chelleb3055 What are your symptoms of MCAS?

  • @chelleb3055

    @chelleb3055

    Жыл бұрын

    @@loriphilpott4031 Everything from hives to inflammation to anaphylaxis. I have all the symptoms if you look up a list of them. I am also allergic to my periods and get worse around that time of the month. I am always in a state of degranulation but keep it mostly in check using mast cell stabilizers and eating a clean diet.

  • @michaelporopat6446
    @michaelporopat6446 Жыл бұрын

    She was on joe rogan. Crazy podcast!!! 2 months now on the carnivore diet. I was keto for 3 years. Doing the best i can to limit my chemical consumption. Im 53 and im done with all the garbage there trying to feed us

  • @paulacopier9455

    @paulacopier9455

    Жыл бұрын

    Animals are garbagebags too! Ate crap all their lives and chemical shit is in the meat. Sorry.

  • @brittnyrv5087
    @brittnyrv5087 Жыл бұрын

    LOVE THIS INTERVIEW! Shes a great speaker and teacher.

  • @Koncrete

    @Koncrete

    Жыл бұрын

    Thank you!

  • @denisemorris5583
    @denisemorris5583 Жыл бұрын

    Very interesting, not only about the presented topic, but the way we are brought along on the research path. Thank you for a great presentation.

  • @eileenstolee9236
    @eileenstolee923611 ай бұрын

    I just found your channel. Dr. Swan, Ph.D. is an incredible intellectual and speaker. I will look for her book.

  • @danmcqueen5295
    @danmcqueen5295 Жыл бұрын

    Wow! I just replaced my bedside water bottle...then I realized that my water comes into contact with plastic from the moment it leaves the well. Nearly every inch of pipe from the well to the house is plastic.

  • @teniente8282
    @teniente8282 Жыл бұрын

    Love this podcast, always has some of the best and most unique guest. Keep up the work Dany!

  • @gabrialjackson5878
    @gabrialjackson5878 Жыл бұрын

    Another good 👍 one. She's very knowledgeable, glad she bothered to write a book. Science as an institution is captured. We need these "whistle blowers"

  • @janeleray132
    @janeleray13211 ай бұрын

    Fascinating interview and great interviewer - intelligent , asks questions when appropriate and LETS HIS GUEST SPEAK.

  • @heidis3993
    @heidis399311 ай бұрын

    My understanding as to why corn which is sprayed with glyphosate is not affected by it, while the weeds are, is that that corn has been genetically modified to exhibit that resistance. And that is why some consumer products advertise themselves as being GMO-free. “GMO” is a broad-sounding term, but i suspect that 100% of genetic modification of vegetables is for this pesticide resistance. So to avoid GMO is to avoid pesticide.

  • @thomaskleven8314
    @thomaskleven8314 Жыл бұрын

    Not hard to connect everything that man has manipulated has ended up affecting all of us in a devastating way.

  • @stj971
    @stj971 Жыл бұрын

    I learned many yrs ago living in Florida and treating my house for fleas my 110 lb dog almost died from the chemicals which I found out how they work is to disrupt the reproductive action of fleas.....need I say more?

  • @johnreo7212
    @johnreo7212 Жыл бұрын

    Dr. Swan you are a global treasure, please keep up your fantastic work. Great Podcast, great interview, incredibly facinating. Thank you both for presenting such complicated information, in a simple to understand, matter of fact way, that everyone can understand.

  • @fireseyeoracle7207
    @fireseyeoracle720711 ай бұрын

    I have always recognized that so many foods have been programmed to grow fruits without seeds..... and I know from experience that the seeds from the foods at grocery stores, will grow plants that do not produce fruits. So if "we are what we eat" as we've always been told, how would those modifications transmute to our genetics?

  • @sovereignbrehon

    @sovereignbrehon

    6 ай бұрын

    This absolutely needs to be pursued. I've thought this since the early 90s when I worked for an environmental 501-c4 in New Hampshire. Everything she is talking about has been discussed since the early 90s at least. It's wild to be in communities that are well versed in the knowledge on such issues and then later be in with the more general population and realizing how thoroughly and completely information can be suppressed, obscured, corrupted. I also knew in the early 90s about the frogs. That people thought Alex Jones as crazy for suggesting that was the craziest thing to me. How is it that people don't already know about this research? It's pretty common for it to take 25 years at least for information to become wide spread in the zeitgeist.

  • @terripebsworth9623
    @terripebsworth9623 Жыл бұрын

    My understanding is that the trans and related community prefer to look at their sexual preferences as normal/natural and will be very adverse to the idea that their preferences resulted from abnormal development due to inutero exposure to a toxic. To admit/accept that would mean they are not normal. This is something they will never accept. Secondly, if RFK Jr. becomes POTUS, she has an easy interested audience for her work. RFK Jr. has been THE primary lawyer working on toxic contaminants in the environment for decades with over 500 cases tried in courts and they HUGE win against Monsanto. He can read and understand the science and is keenly interested. He's been on a number of podcasts recently. Reach out to the hosts of those podcasts and have them reach out to RFK. Thirdly, an important issue with distillers and RO filitering machines is that they filiter out EVERYthing including critical minerals needed for health. India banned RO machines for that reason. I bought a great RO machine, but found that the water it produced made me very thirsty. Yep. The missing minerals which then need to be added back in. And ... ah ha! You may have just answered the question as to why gen z seems to not be as cognitively sharp. And finally, if your guess put as much focus and energy into researching REAL climate science and atmospheric gases, she would discover that the whole CO2 causing climate change narrative has zero basis in real science. They literally made that up. I wouldn't he so concerned about fossil fuel usage being shifted more to plastics. The intention is greatly reduce ALL product availability and access to private transportation. Barring some new form of power production coming into existence SOON, they essentional plan to ban private vehicles and restrict human movement (15 min. cities for all). Why haven't these endocrine disruptors been studied more aggressively and something done about it? It's good population control. Also worthy of note is the many many stories out by nurses working in OBGYN who have said they baby boys born to woman who received a covid shot had abnormally small penises. More population control. At a 2.6% decline in sperm count annually, how long until few men have any viable sperm? Down 50% already, that's 25 years if the rate of decline remains the same. Scary thought. The issue is global emergency. Climate change much less so because humans are not impacting the climate in ANY significant way nor can we. The changes are real and important. They are also part of a very normal cycle. And the weather is going to get increasingly crazier with ever greater extremes and swings to highs AND lows and wild wrather in general. During the height of the lockdowns when many places had those beautiful blue clear skies, the ave global temp increased 0.2 degrees. Ponder that ... and research real climate science not the junk science propaganda being put out by the IPCC which intentionally left the 2 largest climate drivers out of their models. No CO2 monster means no way to implement CO2 credit scores and justify tightly controlling all energy use, transportstion, food production, goods, and services.

  • @ChickpeatheTortie
    @ChickpeatheTortie Жыл бұрын

    Back in the 50's I had an uncle who used to fish in the Maas (a Dutch river) he noticed then already that the fish were changing gender to female. Probably a lot to do with all the oestrogen coming from the dairy farms etc etc getting into the river.

  • @marinasalman6656
    @marinasalman665611 ай бұрын

    I'm just wondering. If she said in the beginning she did her research on men and women who were already pregnant and their men had low sperm count, and the women stil were impregnated, what results would've been like if she did the research on men and women who had trouble getting pregnant?

  • @dorasneddon774
    @dorasneddon77411 ай бұрын

    A really excellent conversation with a wonderful and dedicated, clear-sighted scientist. Thank you.

  • @bathsheba.b8656
    @bathsheba.b8656 Жыл бұрын

    I should have logged on to my freelance job 1 hour and 52 minutes ago, but I got gripped by this podcast, thanks to you both, new subscriber.

  • @punkluck7686
    @punkluck7686 Жыл бұрын

    Can we say, “depopulation plan” .. ? Thank you dr swan .. Tyrone Hayes and anyone else who has been screaming this from the rooftops for years

  • @Koncrete

    @Koncrete

    Жыл бұрын

    🙌

  • @christinearmington

    @christinearmington

    Жыл бұрын

    @@numbercruncher6242. Ergo Elon’s ten kids.

  • @heatmoon

    @heatmoon

    Жыл бұрын

    Stupidity. Men have bigger dicks now than ever. Birth defects are low and related to age of parents. Damn, ask hard questions, it requires prep, bud

  • @punkluck7686

    @punkluck7686

    11 ай бұрын

    I suppose it’s more humane than death camps

  • @punkluck7686

    @punkluck7686

    11 ай бұрын

    Another thing to consider is that syngenta, formerly a Swiss company, is now owned by the Chinese ‘communist’ government

  • @cooksmary
    @cooksmary11 ай бұрын

    Dr. Swan is a hero. Thank you for bringing her here.

  • @irmalindadesiderio6018
    @irmalindadesiderio601811 ай бұрын

    AGD should be measured during children's exams, and so should heavy metals be made a part of routine bloodwork.

  • @JFrancoDrums
    @JFrancoDrums Жыл бұрын

    this was very interesting, an issue i knew nothing about but dr.Shanna explained it very clear!!

  • @laetitiavisagie-gg6kk
    @laetitiavisagie-gg6kk Жыл бұрын

    There is not just one big mountain of plastics in the sea - there are many ! I live in South Africa - one if these plastic mountains is not far from our west coast and is found in our sea salt. Micro plastics have been found in Antarctica !

  • @Hermanhusband
    @Hermanhusband Жыл бұрын

    “ you can’t ask a rat how it feels “; finally he says something helpful

  • @norxgirl1
    @norxgirl1 Жыл бұрын

    During the heat wave/drought of middle Tennessee last year, 2022, and elsewhere, the water company in our small city/rural area sent out a notice about higher Atrazine concentrations in the water, simply because there had not been sufficient rainfall to dilute the ground water....used as a broad leaf herbicide.....lots agriculture/farming in our areas....

  • @Gizathecat2
    @Gizathecat2 Жыл бұрын

    I just stumbled upon your channel and am only halfway through this interview. Wow! Very impressive! I’ll finish watching later on. I’ll be back with more detailed commentary. 🙂

  • @rhammond2152
    @rhammond2152 Жыл бұрын

    Great interview. Wish you get more scientists on and just let them tell their story.

  • @Engelhafen
    @Engelhafen Жыл бұрын

    As a former Oxford researcher I find this study fascinating. I may have explored Amish people and non-child producers. All grad students will n research should listen to this.

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