present in a few words my name is
philippe father who I am and blow
nursing then a sewer nursing
what is a person one day that
I meet in a media conference
yes we are what a movie is so it’s
a discount nurse
it’s a nurse who makes you
makes three bites for the price of two
games going let’s go I saw that
rather ecology echoes finally
preservation of the environment
but what is a nurse of a
to do on the subject it’s true that I
am a training nurse and I
wanted to work on the link between
environment and health
so I did a health training
nursing training during
which I have never spoken to
of environment and I made a
environmental consulting training
during which we never talked to me
health it’s a very usual thing
his life everyone his field we walk
especially not on the feet and all the
subject that I have been dealing with since
thirty years now the subject of this
called the field of health
environmental
it is precisely transversality that is
another vision there too besides
very humanistic besides of our
societies then an echo nurses
never why she what can be
the role of an eco nurse in our
company ben you are probably
already ask these kinds of questions
So far so good
wait after that I you
told and then one day you
discover one at random of a report
because you still look at the
telly through a newspaper article
little what do I know
you start reading enough things
abominable on what we eat
actually actually sun 50
minutes of reporting on what are we
really eat I think you
know pierre rabhi worst abidi
besides hippies good appetite
say good luck is the cat kutxa
banging one’s skin
it’s monstrous and then the risks
related to radio frequencies at the
air pollution to contaminants from
various and varied in cosmetics
whose products we apply to
the postern so you start to see
anxieties on the subject and of course
like you have not give up kids
dependent or question on how I
can do to protect their health from
protect me protect their health
so very logically we can think
that you were going to see a professional of
health
hello doctor I come to see you because
what brings you to you
wrong or listened to it until then null
share
precisely I opened because you
hurt nowhere he came to see a
health professions
yes you a non health professional
yes no but there as they say
health professions oms in time
but which you come to see as this is
in good health and is not a wheel
that rubs where something not because
normally we will see a professions of
health when one is sick
you really think we have a system
of health we do not have a system of
health we have a disease system a
system that only manages
sanitary crises then I exaggerate
because there are caregivers who are
really labeled who is working
really on the field of prevention
but are not often considered very
very correctly by their colleagues
it is also the problem that the collar
is a school nurse
she has a hard time when we say she is
school nurse a nurse
school
she found the retreat before the time
a good name because the slope of
bang the guards had no desire to
banging them on work weekends
do not want to bang the rhythm
infernal in the services of the coup
what does she do she becomes
school nurse at a curve at
save a little very little
quiet retreat for a few
years
the problem is that
caregivers themselves this perception
very often people who in the
field of care make prevention
we really have a culture to
rebuild around the prevention of
what I also call what we
more aptly calls my sense the
health promotion
so you go see this doctor who
tell you what is it then who it is
what your listening problem I saw
a report last night on TV
it’s absolutely abominable
you saw what we eat but it’s
monstrous doctor to eat
bio is what there really are
packaging type plastic it is necessary
really avoid additives
food that is worrying ah
it angers you a lot this
story had eight move not I you
prescribed anxiolytics
I exaggerate this problem is that
doctors are not trained on
these themes
but no more than are the
nursing the wise fans all of
health professionals
we have a real problem of competence
on the subject and if you have any
questions about what can you
actually eat what it takes
to eat organic is what the questions
become addressed if you have
really those questions with
who will find you the answers
it’s great and internet already made
attest it like that diet
toxic
I wish you good pleasure between
sites of the genre everything is under
control
all is well all huge and everything is
controlled everything is monitored everything is
you can go quiet there
provided safety margins
some you can eat quiet
and then the sites a little more crazy
will we all have to die then again
quickly manage your anxieties but the
problem that’s it is that we do not arrive
not to really find something
something that can bring us to it
would need professionals they
be competent on this topic
who is not only competent in
knowing the different toxic of
our environment the different
sources the risks it can
represent on health and then in
finding mostly solutions because
if the report is fair to say
look at it is it’s monstrous we have
all have burst that will not lead us
very very far then we will create some
stress and stress is not good either
So you have to find some
professionals they are graduates
trained on this theme and either
measure in addition to passing the
message in a practical way and that gives
envy that makes you want because were
a toxic could quickly become ill
it’s not very very nice to do
attention to something his
environment to protect his health
to go towards better towards a better on
health to take little are in
account the health of his child is
much more motivating so a real
professional work that needs to be
formed on this theme
we are forming echoes
affirmed moreover one has constituted a
group of about ten schools
nurses today we’re trying to
to leave in association to try to
build I would not say a
specialty because the specialty
the problem is that we come back to
heavy and on something very
accurate then it’s rather a
skill that should be disseminated
at the level of health professionals
in their den in their childhood
forgiveness not only besides the
nursing nurses but all
health professionals
for the little story if he likes it
happened to me a day 1 in a
conference a woman who came in
coming down from the amphitheater that come to see
that he did not listen to it I learned from
things today that interested me
because do you figure that I did a
breast cancer just a few
time and the surgeon who operated on me
a big pump in one of the last
interviews of the last two appointments
told me good listen and madam that’s it
you have been operated we can not say
you are healed for now
intentions risk of relapse your
cancer is hormone that is
say is strongly linked to
concentration in certain hormones in
your short meaning pay attention to
hormones and besides you know you
heard of these disrupters
endocrine is very careful about these
famous endocrine disruptors and the
lddhi disruptor endocrine diet
heard I’m crazy to know a
corner of my head is a big egg
I will not take time to ask him
the questions that seemed to him
apparently very very simple blow
down disruptive to sir the
teacher and I’m going home I’m typing
endocrine disruptors and link to
these monstrous getafe it on the internet
we have already tried disruptive
endocrine and then you look there
it starts very badly because
you discover that you have it everywhere
the oms the world organization of the
health considers that there are more than 800
substances on the market today
that we have in our daily lives that are
endocrine disruptors or
suspected disruptive
endocrine and there he told me problem
is that one has everywhere in the
cosmetics in the diet in
textiles in the east it’s on my
cancer there was a big crash and
it was difficult for her to find
information that is a little
consistent and that gives is really
something easy the disrupters
endocrine
if you have not heard of being
a very large family actually
which is beginning to worry a lot
specialists 800 substances and
substances that intervene in addition
often then on mechanisms
hormonal hormonal mechanisms
it’s extraordinarily complex
we have about fifty
hormones in the body that plays
concentration levels
extremely weak of the order of
dilution of almost a few
drops of a few milliliters of a
hormone in an olympic pool
yes the dilution levels this is
extraordinarily high is
nevertheless this super effective for
people who have had problems with
thyroid you know for example the
under dosage or overdose of hormones
thyroid glands will have effects
quite substantial on your quality of
life so dosages very very hungry
regulated very precisely and who
regulates just about every
functions in the body and which
regulates especially a lot during the
early childhood and life
intrauterine development of
the individual and there is talk of another
concept that is exciting and a little
creepy must be said the concept
thousand days the 1000 days it
begins when ben voila when the little
daddy’s seed meets the little
Mom’s seed until the second
anniversary
if you count it elsewhere
it’s quite surprising that it’s
practically 1000 days 1000 days which
is a period at very high
risks in relation to exposure
endocrine disruptors
because these endocrine disruptors
can block can modify
rain yeah one way or one
other
interfere with mechanisms a
extraordinary precision and who are
on development schemes
extremely accurate development
of an individual leaving a cell
in the belly of the woman up to a
individual a child who will be born
it’s an extraordinary job of a
unprecedented complexity of development
of tissue interaction and will help on
a clock with a precision of one
mechanical absolutely a little impeccable
except that actually these disrupters
endocrine and well it’s a little bit
the discord it sows a little bit the
doubt and the problem because they are going
interfere
they will go fix themselves on
receptors that was supposed to receive
hormones certainly will the be
fix on these receivers but these
receivers will receive this message
as being a hormonal message then
it is not alms
it is a hormonal mimetic nuku hiva
drive this receiver so fixed on
the hormone will lead to an answer
maladaptive of the body and that if it
is key to development
intrauterine unfortunately it can
to be irreversible if you are
exposed to disrupters
endocrine when you are an adult
unless it’s so
repeated in time the risks
for your health are very low a –
again to be repeated in
time because again it’s
like the endocrine disruptors
it’s a little bit
hormones it acts precisely to very
low dose
all the smaller quantities
assume accumulated one after the
others every day will constitute at
total a significant risk but that
very young children or in life
intrauterine
it will be enough unfortunately of the
bad exposure on a day two
days at most by the pregnant woman
by the very young child so that
the effect is irreversible be observed
like that from a study that was
published in 2005 a forgiveness 2015 which is
exciting that shows that women
who have been exposed in utero to
ddt the ddt
dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane
an insecticide that was a
developed in the 40s and that has
been the insecticide the very massively
used at that time even in
the 70s by the way know about it
we mentioned earlier the thirty
glorious and thirty glorious when we
talk about his environment it’s the 30
disastrous that we did the worst
nonsense we invented the
pesticides the worst we pay
still in soils that are
contaminated for centuries it’s
this is the time when we really did
big no matter what we did
in the name of science in the name of progress
in the name of improving our
condition of life there was not everything
the decline we have today and the ddt
it was widely used at this
time and we realized in
this study published in 2015 that the
women exposed in utero to ddt
because we had frozen blood from
umbilical cord era
well these women 50 years later
had a risk of developing cancer
breast that is increased from 3 to 4 times
in utero exposure to
contaminations which had no effect on
the child at that age that they are
manifest fifty years later with
a high risk of breast cancer can
imagine a little bit the consequences
any questions that may arise
because today it means he
there are children growing up
perhaps today contaminated by
deposits far from this kind of which we do not
will see effects that 10 15 20 30 or 40
52 years later not very reassuring
all this but by the way when we
look at what are the effects of these
molecules of these disrupters
endocrine on health we can do
a very impressive catalog of
pathologies I rub shoulders with me a lot of
nurses’ health professionals
nurses of midwives and also
many more and more doctors from
doctors gynecologist pediatricians
obstetrician who talk to me about their
practices and they say that’s
furrowing what we see today we
see things we did not see before
nothing when we talk about fertility the the
decline in fertility has reached
proportions that are dramatic
today we normally find in
the sperm of a man 50 million
sperm sperm family when
we think it’s enough for one
do the short scale it takes when
not even hurt
50 million per milliliter of sperm the
normal forty years ago it was
105 105 50 and the big question is to
know when are we going to reach
the cap of 15
because at 15 million
sperm allowed sperm that or
the little one for more efficiency 1
so we will come to a period where
we are going to be in total infertility
in humans at the current rate of decline
I work gynecos a coma who
undermine the pace at which it declines
today ban should reach these
figures little by little about 1050 2050
we will put contraception in the
history books and an era like
that we will tell and when I was young
the emotional mans is like that when we
knows babies 1
what time did you live big
father is incredible anyway 30
medicines to not be pregnant
to women do not come in this poor eh
yeah that’s funny you imagine 2050
so by the way it’s pretty curious
because we observe variations of
sperm quality very variable according to
The regions of France
for example the region are declining
practically faster is the region
Bordeaux
while from the side you on the side of the
franche-county parma it moves very little
ladies if you want to breed yourself
read instead a resident on the side of
besançon dole lons-le-saunier that
rather Bordeaux and when I trained
people from Bordeaux last year
precisely today but this
regional disparity attributes you to
which one is also the first
use of pesticides in
vineyards an ancient in France
yes there may be a link because we
knows by the way in the world in the
agricultural world
these pesticides strongly affects the
fertility so here I took you a
case but we could cite a lot
others and malformations of
early puberty very
impressive
I work specialists who who
tell their observations and who in
are they themselves that re a little shaken
early puberties who complain
kids today at less than 5
years
in less than three years to less than a year
in extreme cases what is
pass in the heads of these girls
pubescent at that age what is this
happens in brain maturation
we know that these girls who make
early pubertates are well over
risks of falling into the
consumption problems of
narcotics of delinquency
various and varied social problems
it’s early pregnancy
it’s also infection problems
sexually transmitted it’s not
only a problem of puberty
early is the problem of
the evolution of our societies in a
direction which is extremely
chance of which we do not know big
thing except that it jostled me
many things are very careful
and there we think it’s a lot of
these factors are tied today the
evolutions are so fast that
for many authors it can not
to be something other than environmental
it does not want genetics wanted too fast
so if it’s not genetic it’s
environmental 6 and environmental
it comes from what and well most of
specialists today speak of
endocrine disruptors and there there
has a lot of disrupters
said the endocrine and these
endocrine disruptors not only
they are screwing up health
but we are horribly expensive
thousands of thousands of thousands 153
billion euros spent per year for
offset the effects of disrupters
endocrine
that’s at the European level it’s a
calculation that had been done by a
team of 18 french researchers
American in 2015
it’s pretty dizzying that we
also costs in economic terms on
our health system that because of
it is no longer able to respond to
emergencies to situations a little bit of
particular crisis or ensure the
Quality care quality at all
it’s such a financial disaster
health disaster financial disaster
it is urgent to take into account the
problematic of disrupters
tend fearing to train
health professionals on these
thematic and inform the population
on how to reduce exposures to
his agents by obviously encouraging
the industrialists also to get rid
of its molecules
and that’s all the stakes and all
the complexity of these issues you have it
seen maybe at European level
the complexity of getting an agreement
actually a consensus on how
reduce the exposure finally try to
define what are disrupters
endocrine we defined what are
endocrine disruptors
the real problem today is
know how we’re going to help him finish on
a political plan
because that’s an issue
considerable to delete some
market molecules today or
remove hundreds of molecules
it’s very different then very
concretely I am very concrete for
finish what can we do to
reduce its exposure to these
endocrine disruptors
many people said jacques
there is a basic reflection that he
will have to see on the subject – it’s more –
of contaminants it’s more health
disruptive or otherwise
endocrine disruptors or no one is
often in the gadget on and textiles
gadget we have anti anti textiles by
example the great anti-stain textiles
and stain resistant textiles
buy then I was happy
besides hold anti stain textiles
green and will condemn an anti shirt
stain but the problem is that the
anti task compounds seems
actually be powerful
endocrine disruptors
we put blows is anti tasks for
the baby is happy baby of
quilts anti tasks and then there in
more attention
he has the anti-mite thing he’s at the
Anti-dust mite quilt
mites that there will also contain
pesticide type compounds how do
contains all of these compounds
in the very young environment
children
we do not know, we’re not sure
health consequences directly into
anyway what we have seen is
contamination of our children by these
endocrine disruptors and when
look at animal models and what
tell us animal models
exposed to these low doses then one
takes fear and the textiles have to do
in the simple the food oven come
from simple one always tries to us
find always new in
supply
but we did not change the digestive tract
So you have to do what is very
well but these ten repeated tests
to eat fruits
eat vegetables eat fiber
handle and legumes consume
less sugar
the basic rules is good because
the basic rules assures us what the
health and longevity a priori on
actually the reduction in any case
of these risks on most
actually of these chronic diseases
whether it’s related to beth the obesity the
tata cancer is also we would have
very significantly the exposure to
endocrine disruptors and elsewhere
for the little story agriculture
biological
not using pesticides we are going
to be something very
interesting to reduce the exposure
to endocrine disruptors eat
organic products yes I will you
recommended
during pregnancy a woman who
eat organic products within
risks of developing in your child
malformations at the level of
the genital tract because I have
not to mention but the little ones
boys who are born today with
malformations of the genital system
they are more and more numerous
micro penis says well what it wants
to say that can make you smile but that
do not laugh at all people
affected nobody nor the parents who
see it in the child’s problems
testicles that did not come down
problems of malformed penis
also at the end of March
we have a whole series of malformations
and we know today the studies of a
very big study was published
last year that showed that women
again pregnant was a lot
less risk of developing at
their children this kind of pathology
if they ate organic food during
pregnancy only corroborates the
models that we had in
animal populations it’s relatively
logic
and then the pesticides must be avoided
also in the habitat because in
the habitat we put pesticides under
form of spray in the form of stuff that
plugs into prices and on and on
products that are applied to them on the
animals it’s from pets I
will not you quote brands see
small drops like and at the level
of the people supported its broadcast any
the beast that’s products that have
been banned in agriculture ago
almost ten years of
powerful endocrine disruptors the
fipronil it’s amazing it’s still
in this kind of use and elsewhere we
found in children who have in
their homes cats or dogs
pretec of fipronil we find this kind of
things in their hair
it’s 60 million consumers who
showed it in a number ago is a
months of sales
so we stop this stuff and
then we do not care about them
fingers I say that because I saw
outright a veterinarian media
the other day to but it’s really
effective in children when they have
points
I was looking at it like that I have a
veterinary
but it’s really effective against
no lice but wait it’s not done
for it’s perfect for humans
it’s perfect for children a yes
yes no japan it’s true that I do not have it
do not worry about the fingers
when you treat your pet must
not even stroking your pet in the
hours after treatment is needed
just follow the instructions for use
and then put yet found some
alternative substances find you
in any garden center
now products that do not
do not contain these molecules
this is an example around
pesticides because it’s still
the most class of products
concern
I also tell you about loose ribs
labels that are interesting the
Textile trust over textiles because
that we find doubtful compounds in
textiles on household products
found in household products
endocrine disruptors offered
it’s dangerous to clean up
watch out and we can come back to
much simpler things still
always the less, the more we can
return to the classic black sword at
white vinegar teaches great
classic in cosmetics
attention in cosmetics a lot
of cosmetics contain
endocrine disruptors
there are northern european countries have said
to pregnant women madam you
are pregnant you do not smell
your child you do not scent him
because in many perfumes we
today finds disrupters
endocrine
it’s still worrying to see
today fragrances ranges of
cosmetics for babies there are
already a team for signs is to
under five in the sahara was a
little bit the simplest hygiene
it’s also the young opinion with a simple
soap properly keep stopping
also very careful I was there made
perfume attention to nail polish
watch out for those kinds of things
especially in girls is pre
pubertal
that’s something that is
documented also a girl who is pre
pubescent who are not yet pu
should not handle
cosmetics and are rather intended
to his mother we give time to these
girls to become a woman
in the meantime well we reduced
exposure to these contaminants in
cosmetics by choosing parents
cosmetics with labels like
what you have and then you have in
bottom left there including a label
especially on toys because even
in toys we can find
dubious compounds but again
return to the simple clean the textiles
also I said before wearing them by
example she had once or twice
even before wearing them directly
against the body for children there
had two or three times and privilege
used textile
that’s what we’re going to face between
number 2 1 the number one at a pinch
we buy only new
the number two will recover did
his big blur of his big sister is
really dangerous to be born in
a family today there are plenty of
solutions just get fetched
a little bit that kind of to go them
search we find many sites
especially internet that brings you
solutions on exposure to these
endocrine disruptors
but it’s a real health problem
public that must be taken today
to arms the body it’s not just
a health problem it’s a
problem of the future simply of
our societies besides being
besides a problem of order
economic thank you for your
Warning
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