
How Modern Living is Slowly Killing Us
03/15/24 • 44 min
We love our green lawns and living next to green golf courses in big houses surrounded by pristine lawns and swimming pools. We love the convenience of going to the supermarket and picking up anything we want to eat, including Corn Flakes and Corn Chips. But all this comes at a cost.
We dump thousands of gallons of pesticides on the soil to achieve pristine lawns and golf courses. To produce $350 million tons of corn annually in the United States, we cover the crop with toxic pesticides that enter our soil, water, and food supply.
Lindsay Goddard, MS, RD, LD shares ways we can be healthier and avoid exposure to these environmental toxins. Lindsay is a medical liaison with Fullscript and has read thousands of toxicology reports. She's helped physicians read environmental toxins and mycotoxin lab reports on their patients. She knows the detrimental impact of toxins on the nervous system and organs.
Links to studies and articles mentioned.
https://www.newsweek.com/americans-eat-microplastics-protein-pollution-1860227
https://www.statnews.com/2024/03/06/nejm-microplastics-blood-vessels-plaque-heart-attack-stroke-death/
#environmental #toxins #environmentalhealth #plastics #pesticides #pollution #illness #mold #toxicwaste #bigag #glyphosate #roundup #herbicides #toxicexposure #toxicology #mycotoxins #regenerativefarming #weeds #pests #organic
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We love our green lawns and living next to green golf courses in big houses surrounded by pristine lawns and swimming pools. We love the convenience of going to the supermarket and picking up anything we want to eat, including Corn Flakes and Corn Chips. But all this comes at a cost.
We dump thousands of gallons of pesticides on the soil to achieve pristine lawns and golf courses. To produce $350 million tons of corn annually in the United States, we cover the crop with toxic pesticides that enter our soil, water, and food supply.
Lindsay Goddard, MS, RD, LD shares ways we can be healthier and avoid exposure to these environmental toxins. Lindsay is a medical liaison with Fullscript and has read thousands of toxicology reports. She's helped physicians read environmental toxins and mycotoxin lab reports on their patients. She knows the detrimental impact of toxins on the nervous system and organs.
Links to studies and articles mentioned.
https://www.newsweek.com/americans-eat-microplastics-protein-pollution-1860227
https://www.statnews.com/2024/03/06/nejm-microplastics-blood-vessels-plaque-heart-attack-stroke-death/
#environmental #toxins #environmentalhealth #plastics #pesticides #pollution #illness #mold #toxicwaste #bigag #glyphosate #roundup #herbicides #toxicexposure #toxicology #mycotoxins #regenerativefarming #weeds #pests #organic
Watch this episode on the Wellness Whisperer Podcast YouTube channel.
Follow us at https://www.wellnesswhispererpodcast.com or on Instagram at
@WellnessWhispererPodcast
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How to Navigate an Often Biased Healthcare System
Our healthcare system is complex and unfortunately often biased against minorities and African American patients. For the past 20 years, Dr. Steele has witnesses the biases and helped her patients receive respectful, quality care despite their heritage, race, or religion.
Dr. Steele agrees that the gaps and equities in healthcare became apparent during the pandemic.
As only one of 5.7% of physicians in America who is mixed race or black, Dr. Steele advocates for health access and the respect and care for all human beings. She advices that black patients consider bringing a representative to their physician visits to ensure they are heard and treated with respect because even unconscious bias occurs every day.
Life expectancy for black patients is 10 years less than compared to white patients. Black Americans are 11% uninsured compared to the 7% of white Americans.
When looking at adults with mental illness issues, 39% of African Americans are uninsured; 36% of Hispanic Americans are uninsured; and 25% of Asian Americans are uninsured. The look of commercial insurers is an huge impediment to access to care and many minorities are not in the position to pay cash for holistic care or healthcare in general.
Dr. Steele shares examples of the micro aggressions, bullying, dismissive behaviors, and other barriers that minorities have been navigating for years.
For a deeper dive into these issues, read Dr. Steele's blog posts (below) about healthcare bias and finding a black holistic doctor:
https://www.drericasteele.com/are-minorities-affected-by-healthcare/
https://www.drericasteele.com/finding-a-black-holistic-doctor-near-you-a-comprehensive-guide/
https://www.drericasteele.com/why-minority-health-is-important/
How to Reach and Work with Dr. Erica Steele:
757-685-4325
www.drericasteele.com
www.holisticfamilypracticeva.com
#race #bias #healthcare #minorities #black #phyisicians #holisticcare #integrativemedicine #Drericesteele #brendageiger #equity #fairaccess #insurance #selfpay #uninsured #uninsured #telemed #diabetes #holisticmedicine #femaledoctors #doctorshortage #diversity #representation #whitewashed #colonized #racism #bullying #whiteprivilege #aggressions #mentalhealthawareness #blackhistorymonth
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Next Episode

An Esthetician's Guide to Safe, Non-Toxic Skincare
Tana Parry, a licensed esthetician, discusses the importance of healthy skincare. She shares her personal journey into skincare and explains why she chose to specialize in healthy esthetics. Tana emphasizes the impact of skincare products on the body and the need to choose products with safe and natural ingredients. She highlights the harmful chemicals commonly found in skincare products and the benefits of using plant-based skincare. Tana also discusses the importance of protecting the skin and shares insights into her personal skincare routine. In this conversation, Tana Parry, an esthetician, discusses skincare products, makeup, chemical injections, self-esteem, and the importance of taking care of your body. She also mentions using databases to evaluate product ingredients and shares her experiences and opinions.
Takeaways
• Choose skincare products with safe and natural ingredients to protect your skin and overall health.
• Avoid harmful chemicals commonly found in skincare products, such as parabens and phthalates.
• Opt for plant-based skincare products that are sustainable and locally sourced.
• Protect your skin from sun damage by using mineral-based sunscreens.
• Educate yourself about the harmful ingredients in skincare products and make informed choices. Choose skincare products that are suitable for your skin type and address specific concerns.
• Be cautious when selecting makeup products and look for clean, talc-free options.
• Consider the long-term effects and potential risks of chemical injections.
• Recognize the impact of beauty standards on self-esteem and make choices that align with your values.
• Use databases and apps to evaluate product ingredients and make informed purchasing decisions.
• Prioritize self-care and give your body the care it deserves.
CONTACT TANA PARRY:
Facebook page - Tana Linnae Skin
IG @tanaparry
Google page for now Tana Linnae Skin
https://linktr/ee/tanaparry
TANA'S FAVORITE PRODUCTS:
Free Girl Skin Care
https://bit.ly/48zWvaF
Laurel Skincare
Tizo Sunscreen
NON TOXIC SKINCARE & FOOD DATABASES:
https://www.ewg.org
https://yuka.io
https://thinkdirtyapp.com
https://www.beauty-heros.com
Chapters
00:00Introduction to Healthy Skincare
01:02Personal Journey into Skincare
03:23The Importance of Inner and Outer Beauty
04:42The Impact of Skincare Products on the Body
05:50The Harmful Ingredients in Skincare Products
06:39Using Plant-Based Skincare Products
07:36Choosing Skincare Products with Positive Missions
09:01The Benefits of Sustainable and Locally Sourced Skincare
10:14The Importance of Protecting the Skin
11:14The Antioxidant Serum and its Benefits
12:32Maintaining Healthy and Glowing Skin
13:08The Importance of Serums in Skincare
14:09Choosing Safe and Effective Sunscreen
15:00Avoiding Harmful Chemicals in Skincare Products
16:14The Dangers of Harmful Ingredients in Soap and Skincare
18:42Personal Experiences with Harmful Skincare Products
19:23The Need for Education and Awareness in Skincare
20:35The Pressure to Use Harmful Skincare Products
21:36The Importance of Natural and Plant-Based Skincare
22:59Avoiding Toxic Fragrances and Chemicals in Skincare
23:25Personal Skincare Routine
25:00Makeup
31:40Chemical Injections and Aesthetics
33:10Self-Esteem and Beauty Standards
36:13Long-Term Effects of Chemical Injections
39:17Databases for Product Evaluation
44:03Taking Care of Your Body
#nontoxic #skincare #safesunscreen #chemicalpeels #facialinjections #botox #fillers #plasticsurgery #esthetician #womenover50 #wellness #su
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