Free for two weeks, then I actually graduate. Feels good. I miss my physics teacher, he is one of the funniest people I have ever met, his music taste is impeccable, he uses english expressions quite often even though he teaches us in swedish, he loves einstein and praises him for his thoughts, he makes loads of jokes and is really passionate about physics, talks about history, explains, writes really bad on the blackboard, he is a lovely person, I will miss him.

I like all kinds of food, recently I had a project about pollution/environmental hazardous substances that we can find in almost everything; your clothes, your food, your furniture, floor, everything in your house and your house itself. Chemicals are good in many ways as theyhave different functions, unfortunately consequences of using some chemicals are not known because they aren’t always examined. As Phthalates that are used to increase the flexibility, transparency, durability, and longevity of plastics. Phthalates look a lot like estrogen if you look at their chemical structure this leads us to the effects they have in our body.

Chemicals that look a lot like our own hormones can either stimulate or block chemical processes in our body, as they are a lot alike estrogen it can lead to abdominal obesity, cancer, micropenis, etc. My point is that it is dangerous! 

Being more aware of the amount of chemicals that we are exposed to I feel a bit frightened, we don’t know how it will effect us in the long run but it is important to know, what you put on your skin, what you eat and which materials that are around you.    It is known that the environmentally hazardous substances affects quality of men’s sperm. So it affects reproduction.

Therefor I think I might eat more rawfood, I don’t want weird chemicals in my body that might give me some cancer, or store there and will later pass on to my future child or whatever. I just want to feel safe in my environment, and I think politicians should take more responsibility in this issue and more chemicals should be forbidden because of the precautionary principle.

I was supposed to give blood today, apparently there are to few people giving blood in Stockholm, as they checked my blood today, my blood count level was low the first time they checked it, and today it was even lower, so the nurse said that I’ll have to wait two more years until I can apply again to give blood which is kind of frustrating. So if you can give blood, give a little.