The FDA admitted it can’t tell if most “forever chemicals” in your makeup are safe. Their first-ever report (Dec 2025) found 51 PFAS intentionally added to 1,744 cosmetic products—mainly eyeshadow, face products, eyeliners, powders, and foundations. They reviewed the top 25 (covering 96% of uses). For the majority, toxicological data was incomplete or unavailable, so risk could not be fully assessed. Five were rated low concern under intended use; one was flagged as a potential concern in high-concentration body lotion. The rest? Insufficient data. No federal ban exists. Multiple states are banning them anyway. Whistleblower chemists and films like Toxic Beauty have warned for years that the industry relies on chemicals whose safety is poorly established—formaldehyde, parabens, phthalates, talc issues, and more. “Destroying women’s cells” isn’t hyperbole when the regulator itself says the data simply isn’t there. Check labels. Demand better testing. Full report is on the FDA site.

Jesse gets to this guy and his response is that he suggests that black people created pyramids on mars, what the heck is he saying? 😂

You could be cut, radiated, or medicated for a cancer that was never going to hurt you. It's called overdiagnosis, and it's real. The USPSTF says 20-50% of men diagnosed through PSA screening may be overdiagnosed. A NEJM study estimated 1.3 million US women were overdiagnosed with breast cancer over 30 years. That means surgery, side effects, fear, and huge bills for people who never needed treatment. Before you agree to anything, ask: Is my cancer low-risk or cancer at all? Has this happened to you or someone you love?