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  1. Aug 31

    "While is extremely pleased with the ban on food uses of chlorpyrifos, he said he and other colleagues are at the same time disappointed in the EPA’s refusal to regulate based on the evidence of brain damage in children."

    The EPA’s rationale for banning chlorpyrifos may make it harder to eliminate other brain-harming pesticides by
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  2. Aug 29

    The pesticide inhibits mitochondrial respiration in adipocytes. Clear sign that throws energy metabolism out of whack & might contribute to obesity. This occurs at 1 pM, i.e. 351 pg/L, which is just 0.000000000351 gram/Liter.

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  3. Aug 30

    Appreciate response from Commissioner Petersen after ban of . “As chlorpyrifos will no longer be available for food and feed applications, we agree with the need to find alternative, safe, and healthy ways to grow our food supply.”

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  4. Aug 27

    has a significant impact on the expression of UCP1, a protein that previous work has shown is crucial to brown fat thermogenesis in people.

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  5. Aug 31

    Common pesticide may contribute to global obesity crisis

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  6. 12 hours ago

    Though Obama admin agreed with enviro, workers' rights groups that should be banned, Trump admin overturned that decision ~ scientist explains what Biden EPA just ruled & why, what's at stake

  7. Aug 30

    Common may contribute to global obesity crisis: slows down the burning of calories in the brown adipose tissue

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  8. Aug 29

    Research on possible contamination of human food chain & the consequent effects of should be a top priority The pesticide chlorpyrifos promotes obesity by inhibiting diet-induced thermogenesis in brown adipose tissue | Nature Communications

  9. Aug 29

    Common may contribute to global crisis Researchers discovered that , which is banned for use on in Canada but widely sprayed on and in many other parts of the world

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  10. Aug 29
    Replying to

    Folta cohosts a GLP podcast with Cameron English, former editor of the now defunct Deniers for Hire website by front group . Cam once recorded a podcast with defending .

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  11. Aug 27

    The pesticide promotes by inhibiting diet-induced thermogenesis in brown adipose tissue. Via

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  12. Aug 30

    Publishes a Final Rule Revoking All Tolerances for , Impacting Raw Agricultural Commodities and Food Uses

  13. Aug 27

    induced , and resistance by inhibiting diet induced thermogenesis New findings from lab published in

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  14. Sep 1

    Our collaborative work with re-emphasizes the importance of washing fruits and vegetables before their consumption.

    A study in indicates that the commonly used pesticide chlorpyrifos suppresses diet-induced thermogenesis and the activation of brown adipose tissue, suggesting its use may contribute to the obesity epidemic.
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  15. Aug 30

    , banned for use on foods in Canada but widely used elsewhere, slows down of , causes the body to store these extra calories, promoting .

  16. Aug 27

    Victory! Bans , Pesticide Linked to Children's Health Issues 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 via

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  17. Aug 26

    tfw you're is or anyone remotely like him Latest reason: " has officially outlawed the use of on food"

  18. Sep 1

    HotLink: “Axe Falls on Chlorpyrifos. What's Next?”

  19. Aug 30

    has the ability to🔥large amounts of sugar & fat. In individuals w/ / this is compromised. Using a step-wise screening approach, et al. discovered that suppresses & respiration in

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