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In this week’s Friday 5, I’m taking you through five simple, science-backed swaps to help you detoxify your daily life — one product, one habit, and one room at a time.

True detoxification isn’t just about green juices or supplements — it’s about reducing the everyday exposures that quietly burden your liver, hormones, and immune system. From the make-up we wear to the air we breathe, each small decision can either add to our toxic load or ease it.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
 ✨ Why endocrine-disrupting chemicals (like BPA and phthalates) act as xenoestrogens, and how they can influence hormone balance, thyroid function, and conditions such as endometriosis.
✨ How to start replacing personal-care and household products using apps like Yuka and Think Dirty.
✨ What to look for in non-toxic cookware and storage containers, and why even BPA-free plastic isn’t always safe when heated.
✨ How to improve indoor air quality — from plants and purifiers to essential oil diffusers that cleanse without chemicals.
✨ The truth about laundry and cleaning products, and how simple swaps (like Bio-D or vinegar rinses) can lower chemical exposure dramatically.

I’ll also share my favourite mini-actions for each area, so you can make these changes gradually and sustainably — because detox should never feel like deprivation.

And don’t miss the end of this episode, where I reveal details about my free upcoming mini-series on improving vagal tone and nervous system resilience — inspired by my own experience using the Nurosym. There may even be a surprise prize for those who join live!

🎧 Listen now to discover how small, conscious upgrades can help you live — and heal — in a cleaner, calmer, more resilient body.

👉 Join the free mini-series: Head to The Autoimmune Forum on Facebook.

📚 Links:
– Nurosym device (code VJ10 for 10% off) here.
– Learn more about the Gut Health Testing Package here.
– Do you suspect mould toxicity? Learn more about mycotoxin testing here.

The information shared in this episode is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your medications, supplements, or treatment plan — especially if you have a diagnosed autoimmune condition.

Thanks for listening! You can join The Autoimmune Forum on Facebook or find me on Instagram @theautoimmunitynutritionist.