Common dish soaps with alcohol ethoxylates leave residues that damage your gut lining, even at a dilution of 1 part soap in 20,000 parts water. The speaker recommends switching to baking soda instead.
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After hearing this, you're gonna throw your dish soap in the trash. A recent study tested common dishwashing soaps on gut cells, and what they found was truly shocking. Even tiny amounts of residue left on your plates and cups after washing can damage the lining of your gut. The chemicals in your dish soap, especially alcohol ethoxylates, were found to break down your gut's protective barrier, causing leaky gut, which leads to chronic inflammation. And here's the crazy part: Researchers found that just 1 part of soap in 20,000 parts of water was still enough to cause gut damage. So think about it. Every time you eat off a plate or drink from a glass, you might be swallowing tiny amounts of soap residue that slowly inflame your gut. So no wonder half of America has gut issues and can't even digest food properly anymore. So what do you do instead? You can use pure baking soda. It cleans just as well as soap, but without the hidden chemicals that stay on your plate and end up in your body. Make sure to click that repost button because this is a problem that affects everybody and everybody needs to know.