Toxins are everywhere. Babies are born with almost 300 different toxins floating through their bloodstream. And, toxins affect fertility. So, this episode of Egg Meets Sperm will break down where to find these toxins, how to test for them, and what to do about them. 

Introduction:

Hello and welcome to Season 1 of Egg Meets Sperm: The BodyTalks. In this episode, Beth Greer, also known as The Super Natural Mom joins us to talk about toxins and the environment. This is a very important topic as we are surrounded by toxins everywhere we go. Beth is going to help us shed light on environmental toxins and how we can get rid of them in our homes and our environment.

Guest bio:

Beth Greer is an author, professional keynote speaker, green living consultant, healthy home expert and impassioned champion of toxin-free living. Her best selling book, Super Natural Home, shows how everyday items like food, beauty products, household cleaners, bedding, and electronic equipment are making us sick.

Beth is also a Huffington Post columnist, a trusted consumer advocate, who eliminated a tumor in her chest without drugs or surgery, by making small but radical shifts.

In this episode, we will cover the following:

• Beth’s journey from finding a lump to getting rid of her tumor in 6 months
• Examples of items that might be adding toxins to your daily life.
• Steps that we can take at home to reduce toxins
• What to look out for on food labels
• Chemicals found on your beauty products that might leak into your bloodstream
• Do electromagnetic fields affect us?
• Should you turn off your electronics when you go to bed
• How to start green washing at home

 

Resources:

Beth Greer’s website: https://supernaturalmom.com/

Beth’s podcast: Kids in Crisis https://supernaturalmom.com/category/podcasts/kids-in-crisis/

Beth’s book: Super Natural Home https://supernaturalmom.com/book/

 

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