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Eczema is unpredictable, but you can flare less with eggless a once monthly treatment for moderate to severe eczema after an initial four month or longer dosing phase. About four in ten people taking ebglis achieved itch relief and clear or almost clear skin at 16 weeks, and most of those people maintain skin that's still more clear at one year with monthly dosing.

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Lebricizumab, a 250 mg per 2 ML injection, is a prescription medicine used to treat adults and children 12 years of age and older who weigh at least 88 pounds or 40 kilograms with moderate to severe eczema, also called atopic dermatitis that is not well controlled with prescription therapies used on the skin or topicals or who cannot use topical therapies. Ebglis can be used with or without topical corticosteroids. Don't use if you're allergic to ebglis. Allergic reactions can occur that can be severe eye problems can occur. Tell your doctor if you have new or worsening eye problems. You should not receive a live vaccine when treated with ebglis before starting ebglis. Tell your doctor if you have a pair of parasitic infection.

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Ask your doctor about evglis and visit evglis.lilly.com or call 1-800-lillyrx or 1-800-545-5979.

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While this provision being removed was a victory for Maha, the work is not over yet and I actually think that the work has just gotten tougher for us because I think we have now poked the bear. Big Chemical has seen Americans be outraged, be speaking out about this. And so in many ways that has caused the EPA and Big Chemical to tighten their grip on the MAHA movement. And a new substack piece dove into all of this. This article is titled Pesticide Industry infiltrates Maha to de reforms. CropLife America, the lobby group for Bayer and Syngetta, has all but wiped out any prospect for pesticide health and safety reforms. What a black pill. For this lovely Thursday afternoon, the author Lee Fang wrote, quote, we are going to ban the worst agricultural chemicals. We are going to remove conflicts of interest from top farm and food safety agencies. And he's talking about something that Kennedy pledged on the campaign trail and when he was appointed. He goes on and he says those promises have since fallen by the wayside. The administration has reapproved the cancer causing weed killer Dicamba, deleted references to pesticides from its Make America Healthy Again action plan and delayed enforcement of limits on so called forever chemicals in drinking water. There has been no meaningful action on controversial pesticides Kennedy previously warned about, including neonicotinoids. Hopefully I'm saying that correctly. Incesticides and glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, which he once called one of the likely culprits in America's chronic disease epidemic. I mean, they literally deleted references to this in the MAHA action plan. Leifeng goes on and says, meanwhile, representatives of pesticide and chemical companies have flooded into key regulatory roles. Former lobbyists Douglas Strautman, Nancy Beck, Lyn Ann Decleva. Hopefully I'm saying that correctly. Scott Hutchins, Kelsey Barnes and Kyle Kunkler now occupy senior positions overseeing agriculture and environmental policy. And guys, these lobbyists and people in the administration are now working overtime to get these liability shield laws passed at any level they can. They are literally going to state by state to try to get these shield laws passed. And in some states like North Dakota and Georgia, they have already been successful. Today on her stories, Alex Clark again, we watched a clip from her podcast earlier. She was posting specifically about Georgia and she was questioning why Big Chemical was so desperate to pass the first liability shield law there last month. And you can see this headline here. Georgia passes law shielding pesticide makers from liability over cancer risks. And that was passed in the spring of 2025. It went into effect on January 1st of this year. Now on her stories, Alex shared these articles. One from Atlanta Magazine. Why are so many people getting rare cancers in this small Georgia town? Then this one from 2024. Health experts agree that northeast Georgia is seeing exponentially high rates of thyroid cancer. Now, obviously, she was talking specifically about Georgia, but I also want to say it is not just Georgia because in terms of cancer rates, 10 of the top 20 states in America are in the southeastern United States. In politicians, they argue all day long that it is because of excess or poverty or the usual scapegoat. It's racism. That is why so many Americans in the south are getting cancer. But we have ask, could it be because people are living in rural, more agricultural areas near where farmers are spraying their crops with these chemicals? Or could it be things like this, which Alex also shared on her stories, how Georgia's carpet empire contaminated drinking water in east Alabama. I mean, in Louisiana, they even have an entire region that is called Cancer Alley, where due to industrial chemicals, the cancer rate is often 50 to 700 times higher than the average 50 to 700 times higher. And these lobbyists who work on behalf of those chemical corporations who are now embedded in the Trump administration in many ways, they are funding and pressuring our representatives to strip away some of the only ways that we have to hold those companies accountable. And based on Maha's shrinking and retreat on the issue and the attack on advocates who push the EPA and the lobbyists, it does seem like the movement has been compromised in a lot of ways. And this is why, you guys, it is so important to be involved in your local elections, to know what is going on in your own state. We talked about that in regards to Virginia and what happened there and the laws that are being pass, you know, almost instantaneously since the Democrats got into office. And so you should also pay attention because of things like this. And a great example of paying attention and getting involved in your states is that in Tennessee, my own state, they tried to pass one of these bills just a couple of weeks ago. And again, it was pushed by our own Republicans. But thanks to 20,000 emails, thousands of phone calls to representatives from people like you and me, that bill has been paused. It did not make it through the judiciary hearing. Florida and Nebraska, Kansas, they are all also considering similar laws. And so Florida testing everyday bread for glyphosate could not have come at a better time. And we have Casey DeSantis, who is an amazing Maha advocate, to thank for this. Just take a look at this headline, Florida testing finds triple digit levels of weed Killer chemicals in popular Bread brands. And you can see the results and the toxin levels. Here we are talking brands like Nature's Own and Dave's Killer Bread, Wonder Bread, Sara Lee and Pepperidge Farms. So the reason why I'm pointing this out and the reason why I think it's so amazing that Florida did this testing is because the risk of to Americans in regards to these chemicals, it is significant. Even if you do not live in a rural area, if you are not a farmer or a landscaper, if you don't live or work near industrial plants, it is in our bread. It is in the bread that everyday Americans are buying for their kids. Making peanut butter jelly sandwiches on. If you're not making, you know, homemade sourdough with your freshly ground wheat, like, this is what Americans are ingesting on a daily basis. And you might think, oh, well, I eat organic. It's totally fine. No. I also fear for those of us who eat almost exclusively organic, like, we are also not in the clear. Bringing Alex Clark back up again, again, who was one of the biggest mom advocates who truly walks the walk in terms of her diet and her lifestyle. She just tested how much glyphosate is in her body and the results are crazy. To piggyback off of yesterday's bombshell glyphosate hearing in Florida. Here is my recent lab work showing how much glyphosate is in my body. As somebody who eats all organic. This is a neurotoxin that Americans cannot escape from in our soil and our water. It does not wash off produce. It is a known carcinogen. And then here are her results, if you want to look at that. What she is showing and what Casey Desantis in the state of Florida is showing, those are the impacts of these chemicals that these corporations want to hide from. That is why they are so desperate to get these liability shields. And I mean, they are pouring money into local elections specifically to get Republicans elected who will toe the line and further their agenda. And what is so scary to me, and should be scary to you, is that despite all of this constant pushback and many of these bills being paused and thrown out, Bayer is taking this all the way to the supreme court. And on January 16, the Supreme Court announced that they will hear Monsanto v. Durnel. And this case involves a man, John Durnel, who is from Missouri, who was awarded $1.25 million after arguing that Roundup gave him cancer and that Monsanto failed to warn him of the risks. Now, Bayer appealed this decision, arguing that because the EPA approved Roundup's label, Missouri law cannot allow a failure to warn lawsuit such as that. So Bayer is now asking the highest court in the country to rule that federal pest pesticide law at EPA stamps of approval should bar state level failure to warrant lawsuits. But the problem is most of us do not trust the EPA to actually do their due diligence when it comes to approving these chemicals. I mean, as we talked about earlier, these approvals are only updated every 15 years. And these approvals are also based on data that is submitted by the chemical companies themselves. So obviously there is a conflict of interest here. That is the conflict of interest that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Was talking about that Maha seems to have forgotten about. Again, they deleted it from their website. But back to the point. There had been in situations where these corporations have been accused of lying or forging the data in order to get that stamp of approval. And now they are trying to argue that that allegedly forged stamp should be the baseline approval total liability shield. Americans cannot ask for accountability, cannot fight for accountability. And so that is why on every level, they are fighting to make the EPA label the end all be all. And they are getting Republicans to agree. And what I want to remind you of here is that they are not even fighting the fact that it causes cancer. They're not saying, you defamed us, you're discriminating. No, they're not saying any of that. They're just, we don't want you to sue us if you get cancer because we don't tell you that cancer is linked to our products. That is insane. They just want us to stop talking about it and stop holding them accountable. Let that sink in. They don't actually care about the health risks. They're not trying to innovate. They're not actually trying to make Americans healthier, to improve our food and help our farmers. They just want to protect their profits. And I think we can all agree, obviously that this is because they are tired of paying out settlements to people who have gotten sick. For example, Bayer, which is just one company, has already paid out more than $11 billion to settle claims over them, failing to warn about the risk of cancer, Parkinson's and more. And so if the Supreme Court sides with Bayer and Monsanto, it will shut out thousands of failure to warn cases in the US and it will supersede any state laws that require stronger warning labels or pathways for accountability. Meaning that just because we had that bill put on pause here in Tennessee, we actually won't be protected. And again, that should scare all of us. So all of this is to say that even looking at all of the accomplishments from Maha and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. We should not be deterred we should not be distracted from what still needs to be done. What Americans voted on, what they gave RFK Jr. A mandate for, that is what we are fighting for. We have not even scratched the surface on this issue, and we need to hold our elected officials accountable because they are facing massive pressure. Let's take it from the top. Where were you born? Kansas. Kansas? Yeah. The Pineapple state, right? Pretty sure that's Hawaii. Well, I did spend a summer there. 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