Toxins Affecting Health Part 2

Toxins in neurons cause dysfunctional neurons. So, for example, if you're familiar with Alzheimer's disease or Parkinson's disease, both of these are characterized by accumulations of clumps of protein toxins in the cells that cause cell dysfunction. Peripheral neuropathy, which is very common right now, is related to toxicity from glucose, from diabetes, but also from heavy metals. Environmental chemicals as well. Our reproductive systems are also affected by toxins. We're seeing a spate or a huge amount of low testosterone in men and infertility women. We're starting to realize that these chemicals are called neuroendocrine disruptors, or NEDs. These things actually act like hormones and chemicals, and for women, can cause estrogen dominance and infertility, and men can lower the sperm count. One of the really most commonly one known for this is BPA or bisphenol A, which actually acts like estrogen and can both feminize men and actually cause women to have fertility issues.