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Nutrition Facts with Dr. Greger

You Look Marvelous Just the Way you Are

Nutrition Facts with Dr. Greger

Michael Greger, M.D. FACLM

Nutrition, Alternative Health, Health & Fitness

4.83.7K Ratings

🗓️ 4 August 2022

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

Some personal care products may contain lead and intestines, potentially infected with mad cow disease. This episode features audio from Which Intestines for Food & Cosmetics?, Is Lipstick Safe Given the Lead Contamination?, and Is Henna Safe?. Visit the video pages for all sources and doctor’s notes related to this podcast.

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0:00.0

Let's say you really need to find reliable information about the best diet for high blood

0:07.7

pressure or heart disease or diabetes.

0:11.6

Where do you go?

0:12.9

You go to a website sponsored by Big Pharma that wants to sell you pills to fix your problem

0:19.5

or do you want to treat the cause.

0:23.6

Welcome to the Nutrition Facts Podcast with the latest peer reviewed research on the best

0:28.1

ways to eat healthy and live longer.

0:31.4

The average adult uses nine personal care products a day and each of these products can have

0:37.1

hundreds of chemical ingredients and don't get me started on mad cow disease and testants.

0:44.4

Here's our first story.

0:47.5

The Food and Drug Administration recently reopened comments about the policy of allowing some

0:52.0

intestines but not others into the US food supply.

0:56.1

In the first few cases of mad cow disease started popping up.

0:59.4

The FDA's gut reaction was to ban all guts from food and personal care products but in

1:05.4

2005 USDA and FDA amended their draft rule to permit the use of the entire small intestine

1:12.4

for human food if the last 80 unquilled inches going to the colon was removed.

1:18.8

Since then, those studies have shown that infectious mad cow preons can be found throughout

1:24.7

all parts of the intestine from the stomach down to the cow's colon raising the question

1:29.6

of whether all entrails should again be removed.

1:33.8

The North American Meat Association says no wanting to keep all cattle inside the food

1:40.8

supply.

1:41.8

Similar to what we heard from the CTFA, the Cosmetic Toiletry and Fragrance Association,

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