Common Everyday Chemicals Leading to Deadly Brain Cancer

[@mezqaa9646]

I'm from Philadelphia. The stadium was built on land that is near a Navy yard and near all manner of heavy industry. On both sides of the river there has been intensive industry and ship building and refitting during World War Two. Many people that were living near the river on both sides have died from rare cancers.

[@keylanoslokj1806]

Absolute correlation sadly

[@k8eekatt]

Thanks for sharing that back ground information.

[@FixItStupid]

Nuclear Too

[@Hippy2021]

We try the best we can. Chemicals are everywhere even in the organic food we eat, the bedding we sleep in, the polluted air in the city. Most importantly is building a good immune system with exercise, good sleeping habits and cook your own meals. Fasting also helps tremendously in detoxifying the body.

[@jeanwonnacott2718]

I fast until about 4p.m. every day. 1 big meal, smoothie, dates, pumpkin seeds for snacks. I drink water with 1 squeezed lemon it. I just lost 40 pounds, just walking my dog, and drinking my big water bottle with 1 lemon a day. Did I mention I am 60, and MENOPAUSAL. All that belly fat? Gone. No fads, no real exercise, just walking a lot...a little pouch, that's it. I look better than I have in years....

[@no_country_for_real_men]

And don't buy any frozen TV dinners where you have to leave the plastic on to cook in the microwave because the heat produces condensation and the chemicals from the plastic fall into the food and then you ingest carcinogenic compounds and that is one of the number one reason behind alot of cancer because most people eat microwavable food

[@melvillejayathissa7415]

Intermittent Fasting can save both the mind and body. Melville from Malaysia

[@no_country_for_real_men]

@@melvillejayathissa7415 I'm just curious what is your time frame definition of intermittent ?

[@tessa7413]

I know, it’s terrible how much bad stuff we are constantly exposed to! I wonder how bad all the synthetic materials and chemicals are in mattresses especially (plus they are sprayed with flame retardants). I bought some new Simmons mattresses a year ago, and they smelled so horrible and very strong like chemicals… it was weeks until they lost their smell. I feel bad having my family sleep on them.

[@tinyvr7036]

This is a weird coincidence as I was speaking with a family member about how many we have known over the years have died of brain cancer. As I looked back on some, I realized many had things in common. Water. Most specifically, chlorine and pool chemicals were in their daily lives. One or 2 in particular were swimmers and took care of the family pool. The other 2 were pool and spa repairman who did maintence of thousands of pools and spas. . One was ex military whose job was cleaning and disinfecting metals and plastics. Has any studies been done on what kind of exposure the cancer patients were in contact with over the years? Thank you.

[@velvetbees]

I took all toxic cleaning and laundry products out of my home in the 1980's. I only use baking soda and vinegar and unscented soaps and neutral products like barkeeper's friend. No dryer sheets and nothing like Fabreeze. If you keep your home as chemical free as possible, it may be possible for you and/or your children to overcome asthma.

[@k8eekatt]

I wish dryer sheets were illegal. They Gas up the whole neighborhood.

[@k8eekatt]

@@missyperry9510 ugh...yes

[@inquisitvem6723]

I try to use natural or plant based cleaning products. I don’t use scented stuff. It seems like all that will lead to auto immune diseases imo. I don’t have proof, but I think my mom got rheumatoid arthritis from all those years of cleaning products. Also I got rid of that weed killer that people were saying was carcinogenic. Had to trash ROUNDUP. Also try to avoid foods that have the Roundup chemical. There is a youtuber named Bobby Parrish who tells you what ingredients to look out for in your foods and drinks.

[@inquisitvem6723]

The other day at Costco they had a sale on Dawn dis soap liquid. It was a really good deal, but I passed on it after reading about it. I decided to buy 7th generation from HEB instead.

[@inquisitvem6723]

I do have a question. I’ve noticed all the furniture at Costco has a proposition 65 label. Should I never buy those? How valid are those labels?

[@JCServant7]

My dad was diagnosed with Oligodendroglioma first in 2001. It then after surgery and 6 weeks of external beam radiation, progressed to Glioblastoma. He lasted 9 months. He died at age 65. And he chewed tobacco. Link? And he also drank alcohol daily. Thanks Dr. Mike. ❤️

[@reesecup6915]

It’s truly amazing that humans have caused the demise of humans and all due to making money. Sickening!

[@FixItStupid]

Nuclear Is @ Top Killer @ 34 CPM

[@ErikLiberty]

1. PFAS's 2. Benzene 3. PFOA's

[@misterbig9025]

4. Too much adult movies

[@kamarifit]

Thank you so much!😊

[@r.h.1187]

I heard so much about glioblastoma these last days that makes me wonder whether is still that rare.

[@danpszeniczny9664]

That’s just one potential cause. I lost a brother to this brain cancer. He had many contributing factors that weakened his ability to stay healthy. Poor diet, high stress occupation, excessive vaccinations (nurse) and their toxic adjuvant load, irregular sleep patterns (nurse), and excessive cell phone use-hours a day, all contributed to my brother’s demise at age 55.

[@mellie4174]

😂😂😂😂😂 other than poor diet nothing you listed here can cause cancer. It's all sheer fantasy

[@danpszeniczny9664]

@@mellie4174 I stated “contribute” not cause. lol

[@deva190]

I remember there were supposed links between talking on a cell phone and possible brain cancer but you do hear anything about that anymore.

[@danpszeniczny9664]

@@deva190 yes. It’s kept quiet. I heard there was litigation pending a year or two ago regarding cell phones and that the industry knew of the potential harms of those frequencies emitted and received. But now all quiet.

[@annmarie1689]

@@mellie4174 Pharma bot

[@lesliec8069]

Thank you. This is important to know. I am also aware of news articles on soccer players ending up with cancer and they believe it is turf related. Many indoor dog agility areas have artificial turf.

[@jamic6351]

Huge concern. We can’t wait for the school board or government or the people who think the earth is flat. Be citizen journalists, take pictures, email for answers, make them answer in writing, everyone passes the buck. It’s artificial turf, it’s ground tires being used on athletic fields. My dear neighbor died of leukemia, the benzene he encountered as a steam fitter, on a site where people knew- they just didn’t care. It won’t fix itself. We have to fix it. Maybe Gov Abbott? Gov DeSantis?

[@MiniMaker68]

Has the same thing been found in those who laid or cared for the artificial turf? Factory where it is made and those workers? Thank you for the useful information!

[@MNP208]

Great question!!!

[@jamic6351]

There’s great health problems for workers who cut and work with that faux granite used in every kitchen everywhere.

[@Frank_Ammerlaan]

The factories producing PFAS will have data on this. Some of it is online.

[@Bambotb]

It's obviously a thing

[@flacadiabla3193]

Highschools are now getting artificial turf...

[@TheXPlayer_TWC]

:(

[@thomasfahey8314]

You can smell the rubber, especially on a hot day.

[@thisbee66]

What about laundry additives, specifically dryer sheets scented with stinky perfume?

[@velvetbees]

I stopped using dryer sheets in the 1980's because i thought they felt gummy and stank. A half cup of vinegar in the wash cuts static electricity. Then I got rid of all store bought toxic smelling cleaning or air freshening products and use natural things or unscented soaps and detergents. This for the last forty years and my asthma is significantly reduced.

[@feedthemachine99]

What ever happen to just playing on grass.Need to get back to that.

[@Anne_Onymous]

It's 10x harder to maintain, requires more money and employees to maintain, doesn't hold up as well physically or visually, gets muddy when it rains, etc.

[@skorpers]

@@Anne_Onymous Sounds like a problem with modern humans being afraid of effort and nature. Seems like the rain problem could easily be solved with a retracting roof which is common place in sports.

[@Anne_Onymous]

@@skorpers Right... Which costs a lot of $$. And you still have to maintain it, deal with the constant damage, etc. Not as cost-effective. 🤷‍♀️

[@skorpers]

@@Anne_Onymous And you find the propability of millions of players getting cancer in the next century preferable?

[@Anne_Onymous]

@@annaku_lionsluggg Yeah like anything else, I'm sure there's different qualities available. I worked at a doggy daycare that had it in the back. It was actually really nice. Mainly bc it was elevated by a mess grid to help drain water. We'd jet spray the waste once a day and and wash it with a pet-safe disinfectant once a week to prevent contagious diseases. Plus dogs couldn't dig holes. I just wasn't aware of the PFAS-risk at the time so hopefully none of the dogs or employees were injured!

[@briangriffiths114]

Replacing natural grass with artificial turf is a popular trend here in the UK and, yesterday, a media outlet ran a story about a developer that insists on laying plastic grass for all their new-builds.

[@Ellis_B]

Come live in Plastictown

[@adamek9750]

Its because new builds have such appalling quality that even grass wont grow properly.

[@davidw460]

My grandfather died of this in 1950. He had no known contact with Astro Turf.

[@arleenm7367]

Benzene has also been found in many sunscreens and deodorants.

[@privatel_real]

It's in cigarettes as well. Actually, it's present in a lot of products.

[@Secular-Serenity]

Who is checking their sunscreen ingredients right now?

[@petertone1616]

​@@Secular-Serenity I have done since finding 3 dangerous chemicals used. 1 wasnt dangerous unless combining with vitamin C, guess what another ingredient for the skin was...vitamin C.

[@donjindra]

My father had 4 siblings. Three of them died of this. So it's always been a concern of mine.

[@donjindra]

@@jamic6351 I wish I knew what gave them the brain cancer but I doubt it was this particular chemical. I can't remember when my first uncle died but it must have been in the early 1980s. I never trusted any of those non-stick cooking products, though, so I didn't use them.

[@MF-ty2zn1]

What occupations and hobbies did they have?

[@donjindra]

@@MF-ty2zn1 I don't really know. But I know they were all different and did nothing unusual. I believe my uncles were machinists or something like that. My aunt was a housewife and I don't think she worked. She was a great artist and drew portraits in pencil and pastels a lot. This all was in and near Pittsburgh. My dad moved our family to Texas when I was 11 so I never knew my dad's family very well. And I know of none of my cousins who had a problem so it could have been related to the environment when my dad's siblings grew up. But the strange thing is that dad's family was a broken home and the kids were all separated from each other for part of his childhood. The oldest and youngest siblings both died of brain cancer and they were separated by at least 10 years so I doubt they had had much in common in the environment. And years later we discovered the youngest had a different father. So it's a mystery.

[@joojoofoo]

Please look into the Gliogene study. They are always looking for people with a family history of gliomas. It is very important research. Some gliomas are in fact inherited.

[@donjindra]

@@jamic6351 That's not an answer. Sorry.

[@1packatak]

Yet you can probably find just as many people who had very limited exposure to this type of turf and also got a glio. I had several hospice patients over the years that had them, and they grew up before astroturf and nonstick pans. Likely other people-football, soccer and the groundskeepers come to mind, that have significantly more exposure. Yet there is no link to glios. Also remember there were a few more performance enhancing drugs back in the day.

[@XAUCADTrader]

Thanks for this! It seems like cancer is the only thing we can't easily prevent or treat. One of the last killers. Great to have this kind of information to reduce our risks.

[@ashleylala4293]

Yeah the geniuses in the medical industry still have no idea what causes autism. In the 1970s it was 1 in 10,000. Now it’s 1 in 40! Allopathic Drs are just scratching their heads. But Naturopaths and Functional MDs do have a better understanding of the issue. Of course we aren’t supposed to talk about it because it’s safe and effective so you should give your children around 100 despite the fact that you only had a handful and you survived childhood just fine.

[@ashleylala4293]

It’s been suppressed. We’ve made illness far too profitable.

[@kyletent414]

They know it can be treated and prevented with diet, fasting, thc:cbd oil, soursop, plenty of things. Chemotherapy, radiation and keeping people sick is unfortunately more profitable.

[@frostfree7]

@@kyletent414 If you got cancer would you avoid doctors and use natural remedies? I ask you because I have a friend who did that and died from an easily treatable cancer. She was being treated by a holistic physician, and her body had a severe reaction to one of the natural substances. I watched both of my parents go through the horror of conventional treatments and gain a little time. I always say that if I get a cancer diagnosis I will do myself in, but it's hard to know how you will react if/when that time comes.

[@hole01]

wrong. humans can't even fix diabetes.

[@timothkeyyprice]

You would want to know what cookware they used.

[@olemontoya]

My friends mother died of brain cancer in her early 50s. She was fit, healthy and was a dental assistant. We always wonder if the dental X-ray process contributed to her cancer.

[@tonynes3577]

My dentist died of brain cancer. Circa 1970s.

[@sidology1.0]

The dental assistant that did my xray didn't even leave the room! Imagine doing that 10 hrs a day throughout a lifetime!!

[@K4113B4113]

@@sidology1.0 that sounds like a bad idea

[@just.8797]

But teeth x-rays are little amounts of radiation yeah it CAN contribute, but the likelihood of getting cancer solely from the radiation of a mouth x ray is very very very slim

[@FixItStupid]

@@just.8797 No It ALL Adds Up @ 34 CPM No Nuclear Melt Down Has Ever Stopped @ 34 CPM

[@dereakcolumbus3603]

Thank you so much for this. I've been saying this same pfoa sermon for literally years and years❤

[@mothiurNCL]

PFAS and PFOA just two of a hundred different forever chemicals that Dupont chemicals company produces in Teflon and other brands.

[@misterbig9025]

Do you believe KZbin?

[@MF-ty2zn1]

My father grew up in Pittsburgh, PA, lived down by the river. He wasn't an athlete. He didn't even like sports. He died of glioblastoma at age 62 living in Charlotte, NC at the time, but I do wonder if PA has some connection. His grandfather on his dad's side was a coal miner. His grandfather on his mother's side made wooden furniture and coffins. His father painted signs for movie theatres before posters became the norm. Dad was a lifeguard as a teenager. Then he worked at a steel mill to pay for college. Afterwards, he was a salesman and did painting as a hobby. His mother and sister were both breast cancer survivors.

[@geminiecricket4798]

My father worked at General Motors in South Gate, California from 1956 to 1976 and died in 1977 of brain cancer.

[@19Photographer76]

It would seem that Football players would be more intimate with the turf than baseball players. What about other stadiums? Something different in the composition of that synthetic turf?

[@glen7695]

That's what I was thinking. A football player's skin contacts turf much more than a baseball player's.

[@j6453]

Very informative. Besides limiting one's exposure whenever possible, which is best, SAUNA is a wonderful way to detoxify the body and there are many, many studies backing up the health benefits of sauna, which seems to replicate the benefits of exercise in many ways. After all, these chemicals are so persistent in our world that avoiding them completely is probably easier said than done.

[@isabelpapagno1433]

Do the foam trays in supermarkets (like those trays that hold meat or veggies) contain PFAS?

[@JudgeJulieLit]

What household products have benzene? Aerosol cans of furniture polish, and/or hair spray, with "benzyl" compounds? Thank you, invaluable video.

[@anniedjaswadi]

Thank you for the valuable information.👍

[@qtzt8278]

Nice topic 👍🏻 nice colors 👍🏻

[@jmr]

People are replacing grass at homes and businesses in dry regions.

[@paulasusan63]

What about cooking on the stove in Corningware? Does it have PFOA's

[@Roethles]

But don’t other teams use turf? Why just these baseball players on one team?

[@yenlard6683]

Pretty much 👍

[@MNP208]

A few women in my subdivision developed breast cancer all around the same time. It was investigated and found that the incidence of cancer was not out of the norm from the general population.

[@glen7695]

Good point.

[@melissasalsbury4705]

I swear dryer sheets must kill birds too.

[@MNP208]

1971 - 2003 is a very long time span of 32 years, even if they played on the same team. Excessive alcohol consumption is a risk factor and many athletes engage in this risky behavior. It is a modifiable risk factor for many cancers.

[@carolyncolinhogarth8732]

Thanks Dr. Mike....

[@pennychurchward1481]

As an Oncology RN in a major hospital in Sydney,Australia…….come across GBM quite often. In the last few months have had about 7-8…..unfortunately most deteriorated and died.

[@hole01]

there's a reason. do you know why?

[@ladydivine4444]

Hope someone is taking the numbers on this and doing something proactive, particularly if there’s a sudden rise in cases.

[@MARILYNANDERSON88]

All types of chemical exposures, plus the spores from the dust cause health problems.

[@oldroscoe2590]

Better living through chemistry.

[@sunshinehaydeeify]

My dad had a glioma and my mother had one in brain stem!miss my parents

[@phylliswestbury5081]

And the glue chemicals to lay the carpet were probably toxic too

[@naikjoy]

I wonder what would happen if I did still use cookware yes.. but Id place a cloth in the pot and then add water to fill it up and then glass jars and cook inside the glass jars.., aka slow cook meat, vegetables or something... kinda like fermenting but steam only..idk. Anyone has any suggestions of what cookware should I get

[@mary103]

If you can, invest in a high quality stainless steel set. They require patience and some adjustment for different meals, but very safe option!

[@jamic6351]

What purpose? So you don’t waste cookware that you have? If you use a vegetable steamer, or cake rack with an inch of water to steam…will,the dangerous chemicals steam too? Replacements are best. We use Faberware which is stainless steel, now fifty years old, my mother used it daily and so do we. If a full set breaks the bank…buy a few eBay pieces here and there until you have it all. Dutch oven, lids, sauce pots, fry pans, double boiler…versatile and safe.

[@granolagirlGfunk]

Maybe glass cook set? We have glassware for baking.

[@naikjoy]

@@granolagirlGfunk interesting.. but that can only be used for baking and not on stove.. im unsure how to cook. Im trying to choose the best healthiest option and just stick to it.

[@chazwyman8951]

Please show your evidence.

[@michaelhansen9403]

Good info Mike. And nice name btw.

[@karenchason1117]

Who exactly is responsible for this. They know and deliberately use these products anyway.

[@mothiurNCL]

Dupont and other companies making non-stick plated cutlery, pans, pots, knives, garden tools, etc.

[@MNP208]

Because it hasn't been proven. It's only a hypothesis.

[@krshrv]

most things we learn slowly, at substantial cost, but evolution is inevitable.

[@bathsheba9581]

Are PFOAs contained in Revlon foundation that is guaranteed to last on your face for at least 24 hours?

[@Ellis_B]

Yuk

[@OMGThisIsAwesome]

Thanks but do you know if they underwent polio virus treatment?

[@Rene-uz3eb]

It does eventually leave the body, but it’s close to accumulation, with half lives at 5 years. Half-lives of PFOS, PFHxS and PFOA after end of exposure to contaminated drinking water, 2018

[@tazboy1934]

It takes five years!

[@sahilsingh1]

Is there a book ok these dangerous chemicals in our environment?

[@richardparis8738]

How about cast iron

[@kevinhoffman6592]

Better living thru modern chemistry ?

[@hole01]

I wouldn't be concerned about these. The human body is quite well constructed. The liver and kidneys are incapable of detoxifying commonplace substances. Don't be a worrywart. These substances are also present in trace concentrations, thus they will not interfere with cancer development. Please continue to buy things. Thanks. I'm gonna go buy some stocks now.

[@JacobMiracle]

Respectfully I appreciate your amazing service dr uzola , you have always been able to help me with any kind of health issues , I don't know how to face the shame of HSV , I'm grateful I'm cured with your medication !!!!!! :

[@filipinoblackpill6194]

How did they die because of this it need long exposure. Are they doing their training in factory?

[@bahaaworld]

I don't feel it's that really of a rare disease, I know 2 people died of brain cancer.

[@elalaelasariuinjakarta7548]

Did they smoke? Xenobiotic metabolism is a vast spectrum in every person. Many genes control the risk of cancer.

[@razkrunk3169]

Horrifying

[@lauries608]

I'm no doctor but how could you leave out the cell phone?

[@UNKLELUKE86]

They forgot to take folate and turmeric.

[@hdjfjd8]

how do these help ?

[@Laurie911]

Not one of them died between 40-50yrs old. Not one died younger than 55 yrs old. What else are you missing before you panic parents about artificial turf? Like steroid use

[@VOLightPortal]

Give us systematic reviews bruh!

[@markbajek2541]

Or they all could have eaten the same types of food prepared on the same type of cookware at the clubhouse. Maybe it was the carrots or the coleslaw that got em?

[@chiyerano]

They obviously ate more than just carrots and coleslaw, like meat dairy and eggs. Coleslaw usually has dairy in it so I can see how eating coleslaw didn't protect them from their demise.

[@jeanwonnacott2718]

Dr. Mike, how do we get our doctors to TEST for these chemicals. I had a total hip replacement in 2015. It has COBALT covering it. I can't get my doc to test for COBALT. Now I want a test, how??? I have full Medi-cal. It must be covered by now????

[@mellie4174]

No, none of those types of tests are covered because they're cc considered useless

[@tek308]

pfas accumulate in your body meaning your body doesn’t flush it out?

[@bluesdirt6555]

Winded kills bugs !

[@misterbig9025]

So, it is not smoking!

[@wageslave387]

You can smell artificial turf. Not surprising if true.

[@just.8797]

Ivermectin could aid in brain csncer treatment or prevention

[@LBStew]

Heck my next door neighbor replaced his back lawn with Astroturf.

[@chrislim7976]

Honestly not sure what was the point of this unless you want to live in a plastic bubble that also contains chemicals.

[@mariefenech2952]

No. it is because of radioactive isotopes only

[@carolyncolinhogarth8732]

When did they die?

[@brendakrieger7000]

Yikes🙀😿💔

[@musuyanguba4226]

Well many soccer goalies that have played on tuffs got leukemia.

[@tonynes3577]

😮 OMG....a thousand ways to die 😢 ...what about carpeting in your home? I would get rid of it since it has some plastic artificial materials. Live with natural stone tile or real wood.

[@shet24]

NWBO (northwest biotherapeutic)

[@AndrewPawley11]

Shocking

[@harishrp4449]

nobody talking about mobile phones and cell phone towers

[@dianasyam5742]

While i agree that efforts should be made to reduce dangerous chemicals in the environment, the title of the video is not very accurate. The causation hasn't yet been proven.

[@saganspirit]

Regular garlic consumption is the key to avoiding gliomas

[@chazlon5061]

there is no good scientific evidence for that whatsoever.

[@misterbig9025]

Garlic gives me diarrhea

[@underated17]

@@misterbig9025 Even fermented?

[@chiyerano]

Well, it doesn't hurt.

[@billnye7323]

I take a garlic supplement (naturewise). Is this good enough?

[@Thumper68]

Dude take him to small claims court. And he should of been providing shipping to return heads not done properly.

[@anAeijingBuffoon]

Sounds like anything else but mRNA.

[@marc31415]

residual contamination.

[@pepepls6660]

What I learned from all these videos: I'm definitely dying before 45

[@geminiecricket4798]

Nah, probably live to 70+.

[@richardparis8738]

Leave it up to Modern Man

[@fsaldan1]

Did the players eat the turf?

[@TheXPlayer_TWC]

FOREVER CHEMICAL + NOCEBO DEBUFF :(

[@carolyncolinhogarth8732]

The immune system was effected by covid 19, and it's responses could effect triggering of not only glioblastoma,but also several heritage cancers, if the nuclei is destabilized, the proteins misfolded, and carbons weakened, and it effects the DNA, then it could definitely cause a number of cancers presenting themselves on differing hybrid DNA's.

[@ab185]

None of what you said makes any sense.

[@reesecup6915]

Even scarier is the clot shot has been proven to change glial cells. Don’t believe me, please google it and the study will come up.

[@DBMMMMM]

Affected by 'Covid-19'? Or the Clotshots 😂

[@supernice_auto]

@@ab185 none of what she said makes any sense TO YOU. If you were smarter and more educated on the subject it would have made sense.

[@ab185]

@@supernice_auto I have an undergrad degree in mechanical engineering and friends with PhDs in biology, engineering, chemistry, etc. and others with actual MDs. I assure you I'm much smarter and more well-versed in essentially everything in life than you are. Try not to choke on your tongue next time you're walking and breathing.

[@kandiceblu1]

I know but they all have the same bad eating habits as well most likely....drinking cokes ...eating terrible foods ....which I'm sure so a lot of their other not so good habits were similar as well.. not just the grass they played on that's what these researchers do with everything they focusing on one thing and forget everything else I believe they're completely wrong they're on the wrong "base" or it's "baseless"

[@marc31415]

also, athletes eat more food. more.... saturated fat Sodium sugar refined foods

[@kelliott7864]

We're talking about baseball players, who get less exercise in a day than a typical grandmother.

[@carpenter3069]

Don't forget steroids?

[@carpenter3069]

@DR.mike_hansen Sorry, I don't speak emoji or acronym.

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

I know all these baseball players. I wasn’t aware that they all passed away.

[@misterbig9025]

Do they use steroids?

[@emmanuelvacakis4463]

@@misterbig9025 I don’t know. But steroids could cause cancer as well.

[@Kiki_Fox]

I debating weather to do something to trigger my brain cancer to come back. It’s been 5 years since I had it. I wanna be milked again!!!

[@SurfingFLA]

Or juicing, perhaps? Not unknown in the baseball universe.

[@jaiganapatibapa1134]

Meow

[@johnclinton4049]

Brother stop wasting your time lol