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Andy Pace works with homeowners, builders, and architects across the globe to create safe and healthy living environments for residents. He joins me today for the second part of our series on making homes non-toxic and healthier. We talk about VOCs, basements, and working with contractors. If you have not done so already, I suggest you go back and listen to Part 1 first, where we spoke about what makes a home healthy, safe, and non-toxic and how to reduce mold and off-gassing within your home.
Some interesting facts about VOCs
Andy Pace's Bio:
Andy Pace is a Healthy Home Concierge with over 30 years of experience in the healthy home building materials industry.
He is the founder of the Green Design Center and host of the Non-Toxic Environments Podcast.
He is an expert at creating healthy homes that are non-toxic and free of off-gassing.
He has a strong focus on mold prevention and remediation, and he works with contractors and home builders around the world to create healthy breathing within the home through proper HVAC systems, humidifiers and other modes of healthy ventilation.
His projects and expertise have been featured in numerous media outlets and industry podcasts, including Men's Health, Architectural Digest and Wellnessmama, just to name a few.
In this episode:
Links & Resources
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Integrative Health and Hormone Clinic
Podcast production by Team Podcast
Relative Links for This Show::
@nontoxicenvironments
The Green Design Center
Schedule a free 15-minute appointment with Andy Pace
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Andy Pace works with homeowners, builders, and architects across the globe to create safe and healthy living environments for residents. He joins me today for the second part of our series on making homes non-toxic and healthier. We talk about VOCs, basements, and working with contractors. If you have not done so already, I suggest you go back and listen to Part 1 first, where we spoke about what makes a home healthy, safe, and non-toxic and how to reduce mold and off-gassing within your home.
Some interesting facts about VOCs
Andy Pace's Bio:
Andy Pace is a Healthy Home Concierge with over 30 years of experience in the healthy home building materials industry.
He is the founder of the Green Design Center and host of the Non-Toxic Environments Podcast.
He is an expert at creating healthy homes that are non-toxic and free of off-gassing.
He has a strong focus on mold prevention and remediation, and he works with contractors and home builders around the world to create healthy breathing within the home through proper HVAC systems, humidifiers and other modes of healthy ventilation.
His projects and expertise have been featured in numerous media outlets and industry podcasts, including Men's Health, Architectural Digest and Wellnessmama, just to name a few.
In this episode:
Links & Resources
Use Code Liberty Talks to get 10% off Core Store
Use Code Glutathione to get 10% off Glutathione
Follow Your Longevity Blueprint
On Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | LinkedIn
Get your copy of the Your Longevity Blueprint book and claim your bonuses here
Find Dr. Stephanie Gray and Your Longevity Blueprint online
Follow Dr. Stephanie Gray on Facebook | Instagram | Youtube | Twitter | and LinkedIn
Integrative Health and Hormone Clinic
Podcast production by Team Podcast
Relative Links for This Show::
@nontoxicenvironments
The Green Design Center
Schedule a free 15-minute appointment with Andy Pace
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