PFAS Chemicals Cause Liver Damage, Immune Issues
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Andrew Huberman, Stanford School of Medicine
ImmunityGeneral HealthContent
Story of claim
PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals', persist in the body and are linked to liver damage and immune dysfunction. Huberman discusses the health risks of these persistent chemicals.
- Goal: Understanding the health impacts of PFAS on liver and immune function.
- Proof: PFAS are persistent chemicals that accumulate in the body, causing long-term health issues.
- Nuances:
- PFAS are not broken down easily in the body
- Present in many microplastics and nanoplastics components
- Impact on Life: May increase focus on reducing exposure to persistent chemicals in daily life.
Investments
- Price: Estimation $15-40 per month for PFAS-free products
- Time: Ongoing vigilance in avoiding PFAS-containing products
- Effort: Requires constant awareness of product ingredients
Risks
PFAS exposure can lead to liver damage and immune system issues.
Alternatives
- Use stainless steel or cast iron cookware
- Choose organic, chemical-free household products
Get Started 🚀
- Check labels for PFAS-free products
- Avoid non-stick cookware and use alternatives
- Reduce use of products with chemical coatings
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