The Most TOXIC Beauty Items Slowly KILLING You... | No.1 Toxicologist Dr. Yvonne Burkart

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  • Опубліковано 23 лис 2024

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  • @shellym79
    @shellym79 3 дні тому +16

    When I was a teenager I only used water on my face. My skin was perfect. Then a friend made me feel self conscious saying I needed to use specific cleaners and toners. My skin never returned to perfect even many years later 😭.

  • @GintaLele
    @GintaLele 2 дні тому +2

    This woman might have just saved thousands of lives around the world! 🙌 Thank you DOCEO for making this such an interesting and easy to understand conversation packed with practical and easily applicable changes in life that we can do to prevent early deterioration and dying.

  • @kinethecoach
    @kinethecoach 3 дні тому +3

    Thank you so much for getting the info out there. Wish all of those things would be banned. That toxins are even legal is not how it should be.

  • @nigelloweth5553
    @nigelloweth5553 6 годин тому

    Great show. I wish you would have talked about “ tire dust”.
    It’s a subject that’s hidden from the public as there is no immediate correction available.
    Where does all the tire wear go from car tires as they wear down. Passenger car tires are made of plastics and not rubber. As they wear down microplastics are thrown into the air surrounding all our roads worldwide. It’s in our lungs, blood, food etc. it’s everywhere and highly toxic.
    Please bring this subject up on your highly regarded channel. Thanks

  • @reginagordon4246
    @reginagordon4246 3 дні тому +3

    Yep 💕💕💕 I love my native deodorant. You’re supposed to sweat. Saie beauty makeup is clean products if anyone is interested.

  • @alizcsordas8699
    @alizcsordas8699 2 дні тому +4

    I only use aluminimum-free deodorants and washable menstruational pads in the last couple of years. Most of my clothes are made of natural fabrics like cotton, linen, and wool; and I don't buy any plastic products if there is any other alternative.
    If you can, please do the same things. I now capialism is telling us otherwise 24/7, but most of us have just enough clothes, shoes, etc for life. Your time and connections are more important than your posessions. Please stop buying useless sh*t.

  • @BH-oq7pz
    @BH-oq7pz 3 дні тому +1

    You do great interviews 👏👌👍!!!!...I hope you keep bringing the news like it is, and don't fall prey to corporate media for profit!!

  • @Myspiritrejoices
    @Myspiritrejoices 3 дні тому +2

    If you brush your lips with a toothbrush then it will get rid of chapped lips.
    I learned that years ago - and I never ever use lip balm and never get dry lips ❤️

  • @GintaLele
    @GintaLele 2 дні тому

    This information (almost word to word) has been told to me almost 13 years ago by a naturopath in Lithuania when I reached out to her for auto-immunal illness that conventional medics didn’t know how to explain or to treat. It’s such a shame that this information hasn’t been a public knowledge to the rest of population for such a long time 🥺

  • @sarahg1352
    @sarahg1352 3 дні тому

    Wow, how fascinating. I use wild. I hope that's safe. I don't use foundation. Just great information. Glad I'm not using much of them listed there! What a great interview 👏 🙌 thank you team DOAC x

  • @Tyraell123456
    @Tyraell123456 3 дні тому +1

    I’ve quit antiperspirants and only use deodorant with minimal chemicals by a small local business.

  • @trevormarrosi3286
    @trevormarrosi3286 3 дні тому

    So we basically have to avoid anything with fragrance and anti-perspirants

  • @shellym79
    @shellym79 3 дні тому

    Make sure your essential oils don't contain alcohol before you put them in the dryer.

  • @floralendurance
    @floralendurance 3 дні тому

    I knew someone who passed away from cancer from using antiperspirant. Mind you she was 24 years old.

  • @blackmcbain3145
    @blackmcbain3145 3 дні тому +1

    Is propylene glycol bad for you? I have allergies to it

    • @veronica6824
      @veronica6824 3 дні тому

      Yes

    • @mdml0
      @mdml0 3 дні тому

      No. Propylene glycol used in cosmetics have undergone safety testing however any ingredient even water can trigger a sensitivity reaction.

  • @liyatle
    @liyatle 2 дні тому +3

    I'm a fan of the channel, thanks for the great content. This was not great content. It was a lot of leading questions, assumptions, and unsubstantiated statements. I'm know there are serious issues with cosmetics and dangerous toxins, but this interview had very little facts and proof. The repeated reference to fragrance in particular. It would have been very informative if there had been an explanation why fragrances need to be avoided. Hope this is constructive.

  • @nicoolivas1743
    @nicoolivas1743 3 дні тому +2

    This is all Anthony Williams, Medical Medium stuff. He has been saying all of this for years and years.

  • @Helen-jw6yb
    @Helen-jw6yb 2 дні тому

    Natural salt deodorant....works perfectly!

    • @MELISAAAA-j6o
      @MELISAAAA-j6o 2 дні тому

      Uhmm I js know that u smell super bad

  • @MoonlitPurpleRose
    @MoonlitPurpleRose 3 дні тому +3

    … Okay. What’s the healthy alternative to them all then? …

    • @SummerFace
      @SummerFace 3 дні тому +6

      If you have the app Yuka u can scan and see if what is toxic and what isn’t

    • @tennisfreak8842
      @tennisfreak8842 3 дні тому

      yes​@@SummerFace

    • @MoonlitPurpleRose
      @MoonlitPurpleRose 3 дні тому

      @@SummerFace … Thank you …

  • @domjulien6740
    @domjulien6740 3 дні тому +1

    why does this one seem like an ai convo

  • @Fidaa1234
    @Fidaa1234 8 годин тому

    Everything is toxic.

  • @helenamuniz5269
    @helenamuniz5269 3 дні тому

    Very interesting❤

  • @MelanieWoodhouse-l2o
    @MelanieWoodhouse-l2o 2 дні тому

    This is all true

  • @tennisfreak8842
    @tennisfreak8842 3 дні тому

    I make my own deodorant:')

  • @Ryanconnollytrom
    @Ryanconnollytrom 3 дні тому

    Thumbnail- 💀

  • @n47m4n11
    @n47m4n11 3 дні тому +8

    The aluminium thing has little to no scientific backing.

    • @johnherd1002
      @johnherd1002 3 дні тому

      So she's lying or embellishing?

    • @johnherd1002
      @johnherd1002 3 дні тому +1

      It would be helpful if Steven linked the sources for these claims

    • @cristinaiswatching
      @cristinaiswatching 3 дні тому

      As well as “pulling” stuff out of your sweat glands 😓

    • @kcf7710
      @kcf7710 3 дні тому

      Aluminum in anything you’re going to absorb through your pores is toxic

    • @kcf7710
      @kcf7710 3 дні тому +2

      @@johnherd1002do a little research our country does not regulate food or products… hormone disrupters… causing so many illnesses & deaths. The more you know the better choices we make

  • @mdml0
    @mdml0 3 дні тому +4

    Aluminum functioning as an estrogen?! This is a terrible example of a toxicologist you brought on here. Perpetuating fear and misinformation on ingredients without providing hard factual evidence. If search her online she's obviously biased. Get a consensus of experts and not just one person selling courses or products on her page.

    • @inesferreira7774
      @inesferreira7774 3 дні тому +2

      What gave me the most ick was everytime Steve asked her if anything was related/ caused cancer, she would immediately respond with a fat yes full of confidence. Hmm I’m a medical doctor and we don’t have so many answers/ confidence/ studies so we can make that type of assumptions right away. It smells like BS. In the begging of the episode I thought it was going to be worth it, but at a certain point I started to notice many red flags, in my opinion. I don’t know if you agree.

    • @MelanieWoodhouse-l2o
      @MelanieWoodhouse-l2o 2 дні тому

      It’s all true actually

    • @mdml0
      @mdml0 2 дні тому

      @inesferreira7774 same. Anytime someone brings up "chemicals = cancer" in an argument, I always refer to the IARC monograph. You will find there a lot of natural and everyday substances (ie. hot beverages , alcoholic beverages, etc.) and exposures that have more direct correlation to cancer but nobody's making youtube videos about it because it's not clickbait. The headline "No. 1 toxicologist" and EXPOSES in all caps were huge red flags. I didn't know there was a ranking in these professions. Lol. Nobody is regulating these content creators and holding them to a professional standard.