Knowing what you know, surely it's built up a bit of, I don't know, a bit of a...

If I knew all that you knew, I think, about toxins in our environment, I would be, A, a really annoying person at like every dinner party.

And B, there'd be a certain sense of, I guess,

emergency and urgency to me, because I'd be looking around all my friends and I'd be, if I understood

the consequences of them drinking from that plastic container or putting that product on their

face, I feel like I'd try to be shouted at the world to tell them to stop.

Do you feel a sense of that?

You directly witnessed the impact that making these changes and detoxifying your environment

had on you.

Do you feel a sense of like, you know, ugh?

Absolutely.

I mean, I can't even tell you how much passion it has ignited in me to be able to share this information and spread it as far and wide as possible because it's literally affecting every single person on this planet.

And I do find it sometimes challenging not to call someone out and say, hey, be careful with that.

But, you know, I think it comes from being a living

example, and I've found that that is much more effective at being a living example. Instead of

telling people, don't do this, don't do that, showing them what's possible. Look at what happened

to me. Look at my journey. Look at the benefit that I feel. And then once you start removing these things and making these simple swaps,

it's about simple, small, incremental ships that anyone can do over the long term

because it's really about it's a marathon, not a race.

It's not about you've got to throw everything away and you've got to hide under a rock

because I tried

that and it didn't work and it caused more stress and stress is harmful.

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