Have you ever tried to get in a healthier shape, but your body would not cooperate?
Where you’re doing everything right—eating carefully, exercising, counting those calories – the scale won’t budge. It’s incredibly frustrating, right?
But here’s a twist to the story. Most people think weight issues are always about overeating, but that’s not true. A lot of folks struggling with their weight aren’t overeating at all.
My friend Dr. Wendy Myers, an ace in detox and understanding heavy metals, has a fascinating take on this. She says dealing with toxins is as crucial as counting calories for weight loss.
She’s written this eBook, “Toxic Weight: 8 Everyday Toxins That Make You Fat,” and you’d find it an eye-opener. It’s FREE, and it is worth reading.
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It talks about how certain chemicals in our everyday environment—food, air, water, and even stuff we buy—can mess with our metabolism and contribute to weight gain. These nasties are called “obesogens,” and they can make shedding pounds feel like an uphill battle.
Did you know we’re exposed to over 100,000 types of toxic chemicals daily?
Our bodies are trying hard to cope, but it’s a lot. That’s why detoxing at a cellular level is becoming more crucial than ever. Even the intelligent folks in functional medicine are still catching up with this.
Dr. Myers is also launching this docuseries called “Heavy,” where she’s got 107 experts lined up to talk about the hidden chemicals in stuff we use every day, from “organic” food to clothes. They’ll also dive into how we can detox in a way that’s right for our wild, toxin-filled world.
You can grab the eBook and watch the docuseries for free. It’s something you’d find super helpful, especially in understanding all the unseen stuff affecting our health and well-being.
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