Perturbateurs endocriniens : les nouveaux poisons du quotidien

Even more videos: https://www.france.tv/france-5/enquet... Subscribe:    / @allodocteurs   Find more videos about your health at https://www.allodocteurs.fr/videos/ Pesticides, bisphenols, phthalates, parabens… Thousands of chemical substances have invaded our daily lives. Used for decades to protect crops, improve food packaging, and preserve cosmetics, these molecules have finally revealed their toxic potential. By interfering with our hormonal system, these endocrine disruptors are suspected of increasing the risk of infertility, certain cancers, genital malformations, diabetes, obesity, and neurological diseases. How do these molecules work? When are we most exposed to them? Can we still avoid them? In the kitchen, bathroom, or garden, we are in contact with endocrine disruptors from morning to night. Traces of them can be found in fruits and vegetables, plastic bottles, toys, toothpaste, furniture, household products, and some clothing. Scientists, researchers, and doctors are now sounding the alarm to warn of the dangers of these chemical agents with potentially harmful effects on our health. While there is now irrefutable evidence of the toxicity of certain molecules in animals, their dangerousness remains more difficult to demonstrate in humans. Another challenge is measuring the "cocktail" effect, in other words, the cumulative impact of several substances interacting with each other. In France, certain chemical substances have already been banned, such as bisphenol A, which is banned from baby bottles and food packaging. However, the European Union is struggling to agree on a definition of endocrine disruptors in order to regulate their use. Health Survey, January 31, 2017 #health Testimonials, articles, expert advice on video... Find Allo Docteurs online and on YouTube. You can also catch up on all our programs on France Télévisions: Le Magazine de la Santé, Monday to Friday at 1:40 p.m. on France 5 Enquête de Santé, on France 5 Prend soin de vous, on France 2 ➡️ Follow us to learn about your health and discuss the major social debates without taboos.