Weed, Seed, and Feed

If you are a gardener, you know these are the three most important steps in creating a bountiful harvest. 

But did you know that these are the same things we must do to take care of ourselves these days?? 

It’s true. Our living environment today is creating a huge toxic overload that our bodies are just not equipped to handle. Check out these astounding numbers:

$341 billion:  Spent each year on health care costs & low wages due to endocrine-disrupting chemicals in the US.

350,000:  Number of chemicals & chemical mixtures registered for use globally, many of which have toxic effects.

1938: The last time federal law regulating cosmetics was passed – until 2022 when limited but new legislation for cosmetic safety was approved. 

232:  Average number of chemicals found in umbilical cord blood!!

With over 350,000 registered chemical mixtures in use today, it’s no wonder we suffer from gut, hormone, immune, fertility, learning & cognitive conditions. Study upon study confirms this direct connection to be true. But what on Earth are we to do about it??

Back to the garden analogy: To keep these unwanted health impacts at bay, we can take a cue from tending a healthy, bountiful garden. 

The first step is to reduce the toxic load our bodies are exposed to and needlessly carry (WEED).

Next, we then replenish our gut to reduce the inflammation toxins produce there and to keep the bad stuff from becoming absorbed (SEED).

Then, we properly nourish our bodies to help us stay healthy, well, and capable of eliminating what toxins we do wind up ingesting (FEED). 

You might ask like I did when I first faced this reality, is this truly necessary?? We’ve been “fine” so far, what’s the issue?

Let’s revisit the number of $341 billion in healthcare & lost work costs directly related to this problem and rephrase the question. Why should we “pay” for health issues that we can avoid?? 

Until regulations change and U.S. consumers speak with our dollars, the answer lies in our change in lifestyle behaviors. The good news?? From my 10 years of experience, I can say with complete certainty, that going low-tox does not have to be costly, complicated, or a compromise in your way of life! 

If you want to feel better – now and in the future – and are ready to go low-tox in your daily life, get my free starter guide below. 

Do you have a specific question or are looking for a specific low-tox swap? Ask away! 

Click here for your free Top 10 Healthy Living Detox Guide

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