How To Detox And Find The Root Cause Of Why You Feel Sick

You begin by really going back historically and looking at what your exposures are.

So I have a six-page – I call it a neurotoxic assessment that I go down through with every client in order to identify what those exposures are because one of the first rules of – supporting health and in detoxification is in fact remove the source of whatever the problem is if you can, if there's still a current source.

So the awareness around what's contributed to the issue then allows me to help target the approach to the individual.

We start in the same place with almost everybody and then we go, we actively manage every individual relative to how they're handling the process, the part of the process that they're in.

Some people move through very quickly.

Some people, we have to hit pause because they're not feeling well.

I mean, it just depends on the individual.

And it depends on their exposures, too.

I mean, I'll give you an example.

Mold exposures is a big one.

And in the industry, it's estimated that 50% to 70% of homes have mold in them.

And some people are completely unaware that it's even there because they'll have a leak down the backside of a wall.

And we think if we can't see it, it's not affecting us.

I tell people if you leave your house and you feel better and then you come back to your house and you begin to not feel well again, it could be mold.

I mean it could be a family environment too.

I mean there's a lot of different factors obviously.

But just the awareness around how you're feeling in proximity to where you're at I think is quite important.

But we don't think about it.

Again, we don't think about it in those terms oftentimes because we're so busy suppressing symptoms too that we don't see the cause and effect there.

That's funny actually because that really resonates with me because I had exactly that experience with mold in the house that we live in now.

in our bedroom.

It's funny, when I first came into the room, it just didn't feel quite right.

I couldn't put my finger on why, but it became apparent over time that it was very damp and there was a lot of moisture in the room.

And we, there was these really old fashioned sort of 1970s built in wardrobes.

And when we, when we took, when we moved into the house, it was in the summer, so it was quite warm, but we'd put a lot of stuff in them.