A short spoken excerpt (by Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter) arguing that modern environments—stressful, toxin-laden, with processed foods and microplastics—are mismatched to human biology and contribute to rising rates of autism, type 2 diabetes, depression, and suicide. The speaker calls for lifestyle changes and modern medical interventions (including peptides) to mitigate toxin burden, modify cellular/DNA responses, and slow aging.
We have these epidemics of autism and diabetes and type 2 diabetes and depression, and suicide rates are so high. I feel like we have not evolved into the environment that we live in. The stressful, full of toxins, the foods that we eat. We have all of these things around us that have made our lives better and easier, but our bodies can't process it. We can't process those heavy metals that are in the fish that we're eating. We cannot process the microplastics that. That are in everything we eat and in these micro doses. But it's everywhere and insidious. And so we need the help of lifestyle changes, modern medicine, these peptides, which can get into our cells and change the DNA so that we don't have such violent reactions that we're not shutting down and aging as quick.
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