A new docuseries that I’m also a part of is coming out, called “Heavy” by Dr. Wendy Myers, and it’s seriously eye-opening.
We often hear about toxins in our environment, right? Every day, a new warning about something harmful in our food, water, or air. It can get pretty overwhelming, and sometimes I feel like tuning it all out.
But here’s the thing: “Heavy” tackles this whole issue in a way that’s different from anything I’ve seen before. Dr. Myers isn’t just rehashing the same old scare tactics. She’s a top expert on heavy metal toxicity and has done over 500 podcasts on how these metals affect our health. This series has 101 interviews with other experts, and they delve deep into topics we don’t usually think about.
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For instance, did you know there are a bunch of hidden toxins in everyday stuff like baby formula, dog food, and even our protein powders?
Or that our so-called “clean” drinking water might not be as safe as we think? They even talk about how these toxins can mess with our weight, hormones, and energy levels. It’s scary but super important to know.
The series also examines how certain heavy metals can dampen things in the bedroom (if you know what I mean) and how they mess with our thyroid hormones. And there’s this whole segment on ozone therapy for detoxing, which sounds pretty cutting-edge.
What I appreciate most about “Heavy” is that it doesn’t just throw problems at you. It’s more about understanding these issues and then figuring out what we can do about them.
Anyway, I just wanted to share this with you because it opened my eyes as I was working with Dr. Myers and her team, and I think you might find it interesting, too.
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