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As a 10-Day Spring Reset, I’ve put together a list of 6 simple practices for you to incorporate into your daily routine, to help to give your body and mind the post-winter tune up it needs. Commit to these practices for a full 10 days and see how good you will feel. You may even continue a few of them going forward!
The average adult uses about 9 personal care products a day, and many of them contain toxic chemicals. Our skin is not an impermeable barrier. Many of the chemicals we put on our skin are absorbed into our bodies and can have a whole host of health effects. This month I challenge you to detox your cosmetics. Our monthly challenges are about making small, manageable changes to support our health and wellbeing. Choosing safer, non-toxic cosmetics can have huge impacts in your long term health.
The air inside our homes is 2-5 times dirtier than the air outside. There are so many factors contributing to this indoor pollution, one of which is toxic cleaning products that are full of harmful chemicals with a whole host of deleterious health effects. This month I challenge you to detox your cleaning supplies. Every small change you make to clean up the environment in which you live can have huge impacts in your long term health. So to start with, let's clean up the cleaners.
Fall is almost here! I absolutely LOVE this time of year, as nature bursts into brilliant warm colors, in a dramatic display of beauty before the quiet of winter. This season of transition is a great time to detox. Intentionally adding in a few simple practices to encourage your body's natural detox processes, improving the body's transport of toxins and supporting elimination of toxins through the gut, urinary tract and skin, can do wonders for your health and happiness. Read on to learn about 7 gentle detox and elimination supportive practices to try this Fall.
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