Impact On Your Health From Synthetic Clothing and Toxins Used in Everyday Products

Today's panel discusses the effects of chemicals and toxins used in everyday life. You can make personal choices to avoid these products or use alternatives and greatly reduce your risks of infections, cancer, and other disorders.

Panel Participants: Gerald H. Pollack, Ph.D., Paul Connett, Ph.D., Brian Clement, Ph.D., L.N., Anna Maria Clement, Ph.D., L.N., Deborah Koons Garcia, Jeff Lowenfels

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[lf]

Synthetic fibers don't let your skin breathe. You are literally suffocating yourself underneath. I can't stand how that feels! I now wear mostly all cotton, or no less than 60% cotton, organic or not. Its really hard to find 100% cotton anymore. At least, I feel much better. 🙂

[CC-klnh]

I was allergic to polyester when I was a kid. I did not realize this and my mother never understood this. Now that I have time to think I realize I am allergic. The only thing my skin likes is natural cotton with some elastane.

[avimehenwal]

Glad I came here before buying a 100% Polyester tracksuite. Its a No, No for me now. Sorry Nike ... you can go to hell for all I care now

[vanilla]

Drop your favorite online stores that has healthy clothing bed sheets products etc💙

[notsomuchhere]

The comment about curly hair made my day ! I have curly hair!

[suzannedemos]

Thanks, I agree with almost everything you say. I came across someantique quilts taht were thrown out on the side of the road, and they were really beautifyl. Like nothing I ever saw before. I took a chance and bleached out the stains and found that the bleach didn't hurt the fabric or take the color out like normal cotton fabric. I sold them and gave one to the church, the embroidery and workmanship was out of this world. Someone told me they were made out of sackcloth and i realized then that they made cotton fabric so much better long ago. It is difficult to believe that they had all these petroleum chemicals to made the sackclosth back then, so why don't they make the sackcloth today? Or maybe they doand I would be interested to see why they would need chemicals if they didn't need them back then because I am sure they did not have those chemicals in the 1800s.

[whosapickle]

What is with the ringing. How can you stand that on a video? Please reupload without the ringing sound

[JenniferLucas]

What type/brand of shoes would you suggest? Certain brands of clothes?

[anitajoe]

Well folks, you're gonna have to start learning how to make your garments like they did back in the day.

[Mrhokey]

can i use toilet paper to wipe my ass or should i go outside and get some leaves?

[tim_salotto_ND]

High pitched squeal the whole video. Please fix.

[Haiokbai]

No wonder my laundry stinks after washing it…it releases all those nasty polyester chemicals 🤢

[atrilleez]

yo you guys need to put a low pass filter on this around 15k.

[eileen]

So what materials do you look for in exercise clothes and swimsuits if you avoid polyester and spandex?

[Haiokbai]

Polyester underwear especially thongs for women should be a CRIME

[isaiahjones]

Lol forget about the clothing for a second what are those deadly frequencies of sound coming out of this video 😵‍💫🤷🏾‍♂️💯💯

[truebiggirllover]

That "Barnaby Jones" Designer Episode brought me here...

[NN-jdul]

This is awful food is bad phones and laptops are bad now clothing OMG toooo much gone wrong now living breathing eating etc so so so bad 🤷

[danorion]

you definitely would like to sun bathe your clothes if you can. That natural energetic vibration gets soaked up in the fibers to be passed on to ya, at least in the reality I choose to partake. =)

[ryanallen]

when you train your insurance is going to go up. in order for the fist study to work a fresh team should be selected