Impact of Chemicals on Human Biology

Have you noticed that? Like, literally nobody has Adam's apples

anymore.

Seriously, go watch a movie from the nineteen

sixties.

Every guy looked like he'd swallowed a little golf ball.

Today, half the dudes on TikTok look like they

moisturize with

oat milk, and literally apologize to their

houseplants every

day. What on earth happened? The Adam's apple,

it develops during puberty as

testosterone changes the voice box.

No testosterone signal, no dramatic neck fruit right here.

Now, here's where things get interesting.

Atrazine is one of the most widely used herbicides in America and has been

detected in water supplies all across the country.

A researcher named Tyrone Hayes became famous after studies

showing extremely low doses of this affected the sexual

reproductive systems in frogs. They worry about the skull and

crossbone chemicals. Meanwhile, the stuff affecting our biology

often arrives looking completely normal.

It's in the water, it's in the agricultural runoff,

it's in the foods we

assume are healthy, and it's exactly where nobody pays

attention.

As a father, that's what absolutely gets me.

I spend my time looking at the quiet one, the ones that nobody's talking about.

And for my family, organic whenever possible, especially

higher exposed stuff with glyphosate.

A quality water filtration system is so key, my friends.

It's worth being a skeptic when it comes to your own water supply.

The most dangerous things alive are rarely the things that look

dangerous.