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This YouTube segment (speaker: Wendie Trubow, MD, MBA, IFMCP) explains that a class of toxins called "diabetogens" can trigger pancreatic beta-cell dysfunction leading to insulin resistance, prediabetes, and diabetes. The speaker cites a study claiming about 33% of diabetes is attributable to toxins, warns that diabetogens are widespread, and offers practical exposure-reduction tips (drink from glass, avoid cash register receipts, keep detox pathways open). The speaker also references her book "Dirty Girl" (chapter five) for more details and cites a University of Newcastle study claiming the average American ingests a "credit-card's worth" of plastic each week.

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About 33%.

Dirty Girl (see chapter five).

Glass.

A University of Newcastle study (as cited by the speaker).

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