
Episode Summary
Key Takeaways To Tune In For
- [01:25] What are environmental toxins
- [03:30] Artificial sweeteners are artificial chemicals
- [04:00] Health effects linked to artificial sweeteners directly
- [06:00] Impacts these chemicals have on our health
- [08:10] Are the environmental exposure that specifically affect women
- [16:00] How you can get an environmental exposure test
- [18:40] Can environmental toxins affect your weight
- [19:30] What are the different way the body detoxifies
- [25:30] Metals that accumulate in the body
- [28:45] How to test for elevated metal exposure
- [31:30] How toxic relationships affect your health
- [34:30] Health food that helps pulls medals out of the body
Resources talked about in this episode
- Guest website – Wellness Integrative, Dr. Jessica Tran
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