TOXIC Kitchenware: Throw These Out Now! | Dr. Steven Gundry 

Yes, we are so differentiated from nature😢

I agree until a end gets put to the evilness it will continue & get worse.

This is not an evil world… It’s the humans on our planet which bring the evil…

Knowing that great truth, never relax.

Seriously. I can’t wait until it’s time for me to checkout. This is just not a world I want to live in.

@Martina-wx4msthe majority of people are poor in mind & pocket.

I agree… and we buy glass or paper when possible. Only medical needs cannot be avoided for plastic needs…

@@denicedancasey - Staying so healthy that you don't need medical care is our best defense against Medical plastics! And by the way… No one needed to wear those masks, which are also full of plastics. It was scientifically impossible for them to protect people from getting sick. And in fact, they may have facilitated illness as well as other harms.

They do plastic because it's easy-to-use. Also wasteful. Autoclaves was to much work

You believe correct. The societal poisoning is intentional. Bill Gates etc & other companies know what they are doing. Lawsuits have occurred over teflon for one example, but it has not stopped them continuing. People from those companies then shuffle about, off to another department or company, one example of this is bayer bought out monsanto; no real punishment to individuals to ensure they don't do it again. No court orders made to stop these harmful products. Money punishments don't stop the already wealthy! Governments are involved in these plans & courts. It is a very deep rabbithole.

China would call that population control. America is heading I. That same mental concept.

Sorry i don't mean to be rude but do you really think something made with "man" made materials is safer than nature made material?...😂😢...Just saying.

Indeed, just bcuz it's N stores doesn't mean it's safe 🏴‍☠️! Use Unbleached Flour only , All Purpose has cancer causing chemicals. Read Ingredients, if ya can't read it, don't eat it ! Go Retro ppl Grow A Garden 🇺🇲

The chemicals are in our water, air, furniture(including mattresses), etc. The phone you are holding has radiation. Microwaves make food poisonous. And I believe that new studies show that silicone does leech chemicals. Google formaldehyde/benzene in mattresses, couches, pillows, clothing, blankets.

Buy glass, easy to clean

@@kemalistdevrimturkaydnlanm168ruins the sharpness of the blade fast

@@winterroses2020 sharpen it regularly then

Thanks for these tips. I'm in the market for a new wood cutting board and had no idea how to clean it safely.

Turmeric is very high in oxalates. Those build up in the system and create havoc. Life is an endless balancing act these days. Detoxifying from oxalates is miserable.

Clothes of polyester is cheap and horrible for the skin that can’t breathe in plastic. But more and more companies make clothes of polyester, unfortunately. A lot of people cannot afford natural materials clothes any more…

And don't wear wool and linen together, as the Bible says. They both vibrate at about 5K htz and cancel each other out.

I wonder why there has been so much cancer in the past 20 years.

I can't wear wool.... Too itchy!

@@TavitaRaks Try a soft Merino wool. Expensive but worth it. You can usually find some good pieces at thrift/second hand stores & estate sales in nice areas.

Broken glass is dangerous though. It doesn't biodegrade.

​@@adoremus4014but it's 100% recyclable. It doesn't loose its quality like plastic does.

@@jasonbrown7258 Yes, it's recyclable if only people would use the recycling bins provided. I often see broken glass in the streets and parks. Its dangerous especially for children and animals.

lol the processed food is full of way more junk and toxic chemicals than the packaging

Make your own tomato sauce! It’s so easy. Then store one of your glass jars.

You can buy cheap glass chopping boards from poundland. Wood is ok. Do you have a wooden chopping board?Pyrex now do glass baking trays. They could probably be used for chopping too. I have always used pyrex for the oven, because cheaper glass products when hot, can split & break when put on a cold surface.

Just get bamboo chopping boards. Very cheap and they made from sustainable resources. They last very long, strong and the wood doesn’t chip. Best of all, they don’t get grimy like plastics do or have bad scratches Use them, wash with soap and hang. Never soak em, they are made of wood material after all. I have 3 of them of various sizes and have been using them for almost 5 years. Compared to plastic ones that I toss after a year of use as they looked gross and harbouring mold. Glass cutting boards to me are just difficult to handle as you have to be gentle not to break them. And the sound of knife on it just isn’t pleasing to the ear.

@@circuses5748 Thanks. I use wood for veggies, but not for meat. Never thought of using a glass turntable. I see them at the thrift shop.

If you care about sharp knives, do not use glass cutting boards. Glass is harder than steel, and will dull your knives

Glass blunts knives

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in EU we are converting some containers from plastics to recycled paper based. I'm still afraid of the chemicals used in them but at least no microplastics. Also the tech of plant-derived materials is evolving.

How the hell does one buy safe furniture? That was one that seemed pretty major but he didn't offer any suggestions for solutions.

@@beneath.the.rosesluciddrea8470stone blocks, like the Flintstones use!!!😂😂😂

@@beneath.the.rosesluciddrea8470 How to buy safe mattresses is another problem. Sleeping in a cloud of plastic is certainly terrible for our health.

@@beneath.the.rosesluciddrea8470 - old-school pine furniture, assembled with simple bolts, and you can choose the nontoxic finish of your choice. Ours are oiled. Presumably with a mineral-based oil, but I would be interested in trying something else if I ever built my own. This stuff lasts forever, it has very simple and attractive lines.

I got a stainless salad spinner. Expensive, but worth it.

Is it ok since it’s not heated

Also It’s a Wonderful Life.

I was thinking the exact same thing

@@utahboxergirl11 LOL that it's a wonderful life or the salad spinner is plastic? I saw a 60minutes (I think it was) years ago where they have done a study in the UK about plastics from wraps being absorbed into the food it touches. I recall fats absorb way more and dairy, cheeses wrapped in plastic. They were doing the clinging wrap things not the harder plastic containers. Wonderful.

Why?

@@ReasonablySpeaking9808 Linked to Alzheimer's, aluminum poisoning, and various other health problems. You can google it to learn more.

@@ReasonablySpeaking9808 do some research. Example / Alzheimer’s.

And ceramic has lead. Stainless can be contaminated with radiation especially is it’s foreign made. I guess I’ll just cook over a fire…. Oh wait! That exposes me to carcinogens. Maybe I’ll just have raw fresh produce right off the stem… Oh wait! They all take chemical baths to increase growth and kill pests. SIGH. Think about your back yard gardens in the burbs. How many of your neighbors get their lawns sprayed every quarter? How many get their trees sprayed? Those that live in rural areas have to deal with aquifer pollution. How many live near land fills? How many live near pick and pull auto graveyards? How many live near properties that are illegal dump sites? How many live near neighbors that burn trash constantly? We live in a world that was allowed to be polluted. Life was simple before people wanted to make money off the backs of others. Now we all have to navigate the damage.

Cloth

I had 3 kids 2002-07 and my pediatrician discouraged me from using cloth. I kinda regret it. I looked into diaper services and laundering myself at the time the environmental impact leaned towards using disposable diapers because of the water use.

I recall when my sister and younger brother were in diapers, they were made of coton clothes +using safety pins. I was about 8 (now 68). My mom was dumping the 💩 into the toilet, and throwing the clothes into the wash machine..(Not sure about that detail, I can't visualize the wash machine. In former communist Hungary though I know that we didn't have one. My old grandma had to wash gigantic bedsheets by hand 😱🥺 I still recall the spanking I got after peeing in bed at 5, after being asked 10x before going to bed with my grandma and auntie, do I need to pee and I answered NO😁... ) I still remember the strong smell 😰 but it was all very natural. I doubt I could convince my Son and D-in-law to stop buying Pampers for their next newborn this month...the 2.5 year old wears still wears them too.

You can still get a cotton diaper service and use wool soakers instead of plastic diaper covers. You have to change diapers more often, but is that a bad thing?

@@GenRN - water is a renewable resource Unless we are poisoning it with plastics etc. I don't think they figured out how to filter micro plastics out of our water yet.

Not only that but plastic bags have micro plastics ALL OVER THEM. Just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it’s not there.

No doubt! No doubt at all, will they stop? No, thats why they keep pushing their agenda, it’s just easier, money is all they want.

Definitely 💯

you are a buffoon

Try a dish towel, the older kind, you know the old embroidered ones, or cheesecloth. Put in center of cloth, gather ends, spin around. Great thing to have the kids do. We always spun the lettuce outside for grandma 👵

a salad spinner is something no one even needs. Cut down on what you really need.

But the salad barely touches it, and is NOT stored in it.

@@tinkertailorgardenermagpie- Over the years I found that salad spinners took up too much space in my kitchen. I'm glad for the reminder of the pillowcase and kitchen towel!

OXO has one

You're right, there isn't.

​@@tammyc1812There is. You can slowly replace all your kitchen products with glass & non toxic products.

Nope, it only gets worse every freakin day.

I agree with you! 😢 We just need to take a look at the grocery store... most of the things are packed in plastic.

I've purchased the 100% ceramic and have gotten reacquainted with using elbow grease to clean them. The manufacturer recommended cleaning with baking soda only.

I bought some pans 100 % ceramic. Expensive and easy to Crack. Waste of money.

this is a great reason for growing banana plants in your organic garden, because you can cook things in banana leaves. I understand that you can do the same with canna leaves but I haven't tried that yet. I want to do a little more research but it would make an interesting choice as a liner, If not making tamales which is the usual reason people use banana leaves when they cook. They use corn husks for tamales in the north, and banana leaves for tamales in the south of Mexico.

Good ask! It won’t happen though. Our whole world is toxic so just start in baby steps. Heating plastic things in microwave or plastic utensils on the stove sitting in a pot of hot chili etc. are your first no no. Bottled water should be gone, You don’t have to rebuy all new things..just eliminate and replace as you need.

Do the chemistry. This is temperaturedependent processes to.

@@justmejo9008 - I think that's going to be an individual process. It depends on the plastic stuff you already have, the stuff you expose yourself to the most. I would ditch personal care products first because not only are they full of toxic chemicals they are generally stored in plastic. Simplify simplify simplify! Changing to a non-toxic bed is a very expensive choice, but you spend eight hours a day in contact with it every day if you have half decent sleep. If you've already started a garden of edibles, you Are already on your way to eliminating some plastic exposure as well as toxic trash. Buying a reasonable number of glass containers to store leftovers in, or prepping ingredients, is a very good choice early on. In those cases I don't worry about a silicone/lid if I don't fill the container all the way to the top. The lid also helps me get a good grip on the container when I'm transporting it so I'm less likely to drop it and break it. Cutting boards should be an early choice because you're literally slicing plastic into your food. Those cuts in the plastic, when crossed a few times at different angles, is releasing plastic into your food. It's not just a contact problem. Clothing is a difficult issue. I hate my synthetic clothing but finding decent 100% cotton/linen/wool is difficult. It's really expensive if it's done well… And those fabrics need to be done properly most of the time unless it's a pajama. Learning to sew would be a good idea and buying one of those retro singers from around 1950 to 1961 is probably the best bet because the newer computerized plastic machines are not made to last. My mom made some amazing clothing for me on those machines. it's important to shop for organic fiber sheets also. But few things are more important than a good attitude, a healthy mindset. Forgiveness. Letting go of resentment. You can be as compulsive as you want staying away from toxic things, but without the mental component, It's really hard to get healthy and stay healthy. We also all need to be looking at the problems with a plant-based diet. They are huge.

What about melamine dinner wax?

what is the difference between glass made in the USA and elsewhere

​@@gloriareszler4196 cast iron cookware are best. I use le creuset

​@@gloriareszler4196Melamin can only be used until 70 ° C.

poison.

I am also concerned about using Silicon utensils now. I thought it would be a safe alternative to plastic. 😕

Recently heard about issues with silicone

@@blueskysailinguse wood or steel

And what about the plastic toothbrushes we use and stick in our mouths at least twice a day?

Also I've read that once your ceramic lining has scratches it will leach the chemicals from the bottom of the pan.

...and in the user guide it states to keep wireless devices at a safe distance from the body to avoid exceeding exposure safety limits.

as long as you not heating them up at least.

There are many in the glass bottles, specially the high quality brands

open the capsules and mix the powders with water. Also less caps to swallow.

@@GuidoDePalmathe actual capsules are not made from plastic! The question was the bottle they come in.

Interesting . Never thought about that.

Think more concerned with something being in plastic for long period of time or heated i guess?

there are metal mesh salad spinners

@@MindlessTube Right and are hard plastics not the soft pliable ones Dr.G is talking about.

They look wooden so that’ll be fine .

I think he was just trying to make a point.

I kinda like em 😅

@@christine9467I love em lol 🤓

Be careful when buying wood flooring. The cheaper ones contain formelihide

@@teresagray1477 - it's hard to find non-toxic flooring, isn't it? Engineered hardwood and laminate hardwood is more likely to contain those offensive ingredients. Are you saying that solid hardwood sometimes house formaldehyde in it? That would be a horrendous thing to contemplate!

Almost all have PFOAs

I really want to look at using banana leaves or canna leaves in place of my parchment paper. Canna grows like a weed in my garden, I have so much of it!

Wait till we get to heaven! 👍

Step-by-step adjustments, with a positive and healthy attitude, & an open and questioning mind. ❤ You can do this!

There are No Safe Plastics!

Looks like he has a silicone straw? 🤷🏼‍♀️

I would not cut on silicone.

@@vjr5261 did not know that thank you for the info

Silicone is a mixture of plastic and rubber. I’d say it’s worse than plastic alone. Do you know what synthetic rubber is made out of?

Use wood, glass, steel

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Use them for cut flowers and keep them on display.

you have a house maid who washes them daily, right?

​@@GuidoDePalma no. I hardly ever wash.mine. for sauces I use stainless steel

@KENTUCKY-MAMA…dr gun dry says those are toxic too in another video. He said the iron gets in your blood and ages you. We are doomed. I think it’s impossible to stay away from everything he is saying. Personally I’m just going to do my best & not get too crazy about it. Stress isn’t good for your health either.

@@WittyFwog My families experience using American Made cast iron did no harm. Lived long healthy lives N 2 90's. Go retro, back 2 growing R own food...

@@GuidoDePalmathey aren’t difficult to clean, especially seasoned. Are you not washing your pots and pans?

Copper is toxic in excess and has a tendency to leach into acidic foods and liquids when it comes in contact with them.

@@Yay-hovah it really takes a LOT of copper cooking to get too much copper from it.

@@GuidoDePalma No it doesn’t. That is why all copper cookware is coated on the side that comes into contact with food.

@@Yay-hovah no, that's not true, there are professional pans and pots 100% copper made. They have been used for centuries.

@@GuidoDePalma Maybe in your country. They aren’t legally sold in America like that because of science and research.

Because the government is constantly lying to us! they want us to be healthy, but they’re constantly making us sick !

I have always called them the Food and Death Administration

They are bought and paid for by the corrupt corporations… funny how those two words are so similar…

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I have also heard,that aluminum is not good.

Correct because it’s been linked to Alzheimers

@Noctaire. I don’t know where you live. In the US, during the Holiday season (Christmas, etc.,) Trader Joe’s sells olive wood cutting boards that are affordable.

@@leamaka2082 I’m here in the US. Unless I’m mistaken, judging from the varying grains in those boards, they are glued pieces as well. This is the problem - a health conscious cutting board is going to be a single piece of wood, not several glued together. Any will be better than plastic, of course, but I really want the ideal solution….

And they harbor germs in the cut marks I just use a slab of marble

@@tracierondeau The down side with marble is it’s hard on your knife’s edge. The same goes for glass. They’ll dull a blade in just a few uses. ☹️

Try thrifted

silicone is not plastic.

@@GuidoDePalmasilicone is made with rubber and plastic.

Silicone retains taste/smell of past meals no matter how clean. It leaches or degrades. I use wood utensils when possible.

Silicone is a mixture of plastic and rubber. It’s made from synthetic materials which means it is made from a ton of chemicals. Toxic chemicals!

Definitely.

No. His home is full of plastic, even his phone cover is plastic, I bet

​@@Hippy2021You have never been inside his home. You do not know that. You could start by slowly replacing all your plastic products with glass & non toxic products. I am. I will be buying pyrex glass baking trays first. Next will be a new saucepan set. Then I will replace my utensils.

Look on the internet yourself, using a different browser to the preinstalled one. Pyrex do glass baking trays now. You could use a large pyrex glass dish with a lid for stews & roasting a chicken. They are inexpensive. Look for other non toxic products yourself on the internet.

Tomorrow you will die because of your plastic things 😂😂😂 Don't believe all you hear.

What you’re doing is good. As you said, we can’t avoid microplastics but the point is to minimise our intake and not keep adding to our bodies. There is no research done at all on microplastics in the human body nor on the long term effects of having them in our blood. Scary.

Yes, never cook anything in a microwave. We only use it to gently reheat something on a low power setting like 2 or 3.

I quit using microwave 15 years ago. Never miss it!