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17:01Now PlayingJimmy and guest Kim Bright discuss a large new study linking air pollution to higher breast cancer rates, arguing that microplastics in the air, water, and food supply are a major driving force behind rising disease. They highlight warnings across California, Oregon, and Arizona about unhealthy air quality and criticize political leaders for ignoring particulate pollution while focusing on global climate optics.
Kim explains how microplastics damage organs, DNA and immunity while affecting bone density and reproductive health. They recommend strengthening gut health—particularly through probiotic-rich kimchi or supplement capsules—as a way to help the body combat microplastic exposure.
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