A short spoken video by Dr. Diane Mueller introducing a discussion on the relationship between environmental toxins and emotions. The speaker focuses on two classes of plastic-associated chemicals — BPAs and phthalates — claiming they disrupt emotional states and the hormonal system, and noting that some "BPA-free" plastics may contain higher levels of phthalates. The speaker also mentions that studies exist linking these chemicals to emotions.
Foreign Dr. Diane Mueller, founder of my Lymedoc here. And in this video, we are going to talk about toxins and emotions. Now, there's a huge relationship here, and we're going to focus on a couple different toxins today. BPAs and phthalates. So BPAs and phthalates are also commonly found in many plastics. There's many different places we can find things, but oftentimes, people will that are familiar with BPAs as a chemical, as a toxin in plastics. They will get BPA free plastics. And many times this is actually worse because the BPA free plastics actually have higher levels of another chemical called phthalates. Now, both BPAs and phthalates are very disruptive to the emotional body as well as to the entire hormonal system. So there are studies on BPAs and phthalates with emotions. Most of these studies are still done.
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