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    Health & Fitness

    The Body Never Lies

    There is only one absolute in health:  the body never lies and it always keeps the score.

    Join Leila Lutz, Health and Performance Coach, and experts in nutrition, physiology, medicine, psychology, coaching, and training from around the world.  Together, they bring their wisdom and experience in unlocking the secrets you’ve always wanted to know, about what your body is telling you, and give you back the power in your own health journey.

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    The Myth of Calorie Restriction Kitty Blomfield and Craig McDonald Sep 07, 2021
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    Now I think most of my audience and followers know Kitty Blomfield. She’s my no BS metabolic bestie who rants on and on about getting off the restrictive diet hamster wheel, so you can build a body you love. Well, Kitty and her super duper business partner and life partner, Craigh McDonald, have coached hundreds of people through their win at life program.

    Now if you listened to my interview with nutritionist, Kira Sutherland and how to apply nutrition research into practice, you will know that most research studies are done for only 6 weeks and for us practitioners who have worked with clients over long periods of time and poured over months of food logs, we would argue that the data we have collected on sustainable weight loss is definitively more relative.

    Craigh and Kitty have coached hundreds of women through their program. Hundreds of women have put in their weekly data of food and subjective measures, not just weight loss, but health measures and they have achieved phenomenal weight loss transformations. And so I had to have Kitty and Craig on the show to get the low down on healthy sustainable weight loss and what it takes to get off the diet merry go round and build a body you love.

    Now, Kitty and Craig have their next break free challenge coming up and enrolments close 27th of September. So if you would like to have the amazing experience of working with them on your food and exercise for four weeks, so that you can break free from restrictive diets and build a body you love, please click here to join the waitlist.

    https://www.nustrength.com.au/bfc-waitlist

    And if you got something out of this episode, please let us know. Share your thoughts on instagram and tag me at @leilalutz as well as @kittyblomfield and @iamcraigmcdonald.

    In this episode we discuss:

    • Why 12 week challenges on extreme caloric deficits appears to work at the time but are not sustainable
    • Metabolic Adaptation and what it happens
    • The difference between surviving and thriving
    • Weightloss vs Optimisation
    • How to get back to eating a healthy amount of food
    • The importance of a food diary and data
    • What your body down regulates
    • Measuring your worth and success by a number on the scale
    • Binge eating
    • How Kitty and Craig work out BMR using the data from their clients
    • What about science studies?
    • Being your own scientific study.
    • The importance of consistency, tracking, testing and measuring.
    • How long do you have to track for?
    • Intuitive Eating and why it doesn’t work for a lot of people.
    • Fat loss is stressful
    • Why you have to go so low in calories to lose weight?
    • You have to earn the right to do a caloric deficit
    • The importance of meal planning, food prep and logging


    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    The Myths of Adrenal Fatigue with Josh Rubin Aug 10, 2021
    Show notes

    Josh Rubin’s interview on episode one, was one of the most popular in the series, so I gather most of you know him well. Honestly, I just love working with him anyways, so whether you guys liked him or not, he was coming back.

    Josh is a CHEK Level 4, Certified Nutritionist and is about to complete his studies in Osteopathic Medicine. If you don’t know Josh yet, I highly recommend you listen to his first interview on Metabolism and look him up as @realfoodganstas on Instagram. Josh has been helping people heal, using nutritional foundations, from metabolic issues such as thyroid disease and various fatigue syndromes for many years.

    Adrenal Fatigue is a term coined by the functional medicine practice. It has been helpful in many ways in recognising that there is such a thing as physiological burnout. We need to make space for that or we will never heal. But Josh and I really share the view that the blanket diagnosis and protocol skims the surface and may limit you in terms of recovery.

    Today we would like to discuss the adrenals and what they do and if they really can get fatigued or not. We also talk about what we need to do to get out of this syndrome that allows you to return to a fully nourished and energetic state, enjoying life.

    In this episode we discuss:

    • Hans seyle General and Adaptation Syndrome
    • Supplements
    • Food intolerances
    • Stage 1-3 of adrenal fatigue
    • The Saliva test and unbound cortisol
    • Sugar and salt cravings
    • Mineral ratios
    • Adrenal thyroid relationship
    • Temp and pulse
    • Histamine intolerance
    • Oestrogen dominance
    • Liver detoxification myths
    • Stress hormone addiction
    • Finding the root cause of dysfunction

    I highly recommend Josh’s program, the RTN Method. He and his wife Jeanne are available for one on one and group sessions and you can find them at www.eastwesthealing.com and on instagram as @realfoodgangstas.

    If you took something away from this episode, I would love it if you shared it on instagram and tagged @realfoodgangstas and @leilalutz

    I would also be so grateful if you would rate and review the podcast. And remember to subscribe so you never miss an episode.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    The Myths of Pathology with Keith Littlewood Jul 27, 2021
    Show notes

    What happens when you go to the doctor and your bloods all look normal, but you are still feeling suboptimal? I have clients who feel chronically ill, fatigued and hormonal, yet at a glance, they can appear normal on standard blood tests. So what then?

    Well, this is one of the reasons I started The Body Never Lies because there just are too many people coming to me with this story and I am sure that is the same for my guest Keith Littlewood.

    You might remember Keith, aka Tommo from the last series. He has a masters in endocrinology and is currently embarking on his PhD in endocrinology. If you’d like to donate to his much needed research project, please scroll down for the link

    In this episode we discuss:

    • Tommos journey to a masters in endocrinology
    • Stress environment and inherited physiology
    • Endocrine cascade and what makes blood tests inaccurate
    • What is endocrinology ?
    • Dogma of nutrition and not affecting physiology
    • Different hormones that aren’t sex hormones
    • Thyroid and pregnancy and miscarriage
    • Physiology suppressed by stressed state
    • The effects of statins on blood sugar
    • The problems with general practice
    • The problems of functional medicine
    • Nutrition and stress are the driving factors
    • Adrenal fatigue
    • Blood vs cells
    • Why blood tests need to be looked in context
    • Blood values can be suppressed by stress hormones
    • What we should be looking at in blood tests and function
    • What is thyroid?
    • Thyroid is so much more than thermogenics
    • Pollutants and thyroid physiology and reproduction 7:40
    • Non. Alcoholic fatty liver disease
    • Oestrogen levels
    • Low heart rate
    • Muscle pain and stiffness
    • Stress and normal TSH
    • Low heart rate and the fitness response - adaptive function
    • Health is the foundation for fitness not the other way around
    • Coronary calcification
    • Long distance athlete physiology
    • The cholesterol myth
    • Lowering blood sugar with metformin
    • Longevity and anti ageing
    • Research and its limitations
    • Saliva tests
    • Organic acids
    • Urine tests
    • White coat syndrome
    • The Dutch Test
    • Misinformation about oestrogen and progesterone
    • HRT for menopause
    • High oestrogen states
    • Lack of ovulation
    • Menopause type symptoms
    • How we eat in our teens/twenties effects menopause
    • The contraceptive pill
    • Male pathology
    • What you should be measuring yourself
    • Basal body Temperature armpit and oral and central compartment theory
    • Heart rate and the staircase effect
    • Achilles’ tendon reflex
    • Low carb, Keto and physiology
    • Fasting and auto phage and longevity
    • Why you feel better when you don’t eat

    You can find Keith Littlewood on instagram as @tommolittlewood and at www.balancedbodymind.com

    I highly recommend his Functional Endocrinology course if you are a practitioner and he also has a great course for the general population wanting to increase their knowledge and understanding of health.

    If you would like to contribute to Tommo’s independent PhD study in endocrinology, please make a donation at: https://www.gofundme.com/f/independent-science-and-phd-research?utm_campaign=p_lico%20share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    The Foundations of Nutrition Application with Kira Sutherland Jul 13, 2021
    Show notes

    It is so confusing as a consumer, to know which nutrition protocol is right for you. The market is oversaturated with different diets and protocols and with the rise of social media, it is saturated with all types of practitioners and influences. How do you know what to do?

    Well, I think as a consumer, you have to get smarter and filter out the BS. I have had clients come to me telling me the most outrageous things they have been advised to do, from doctors, from dieticians, from health coaches, you name it. The qualification does not make the practitioner great. It is the application of the practice.

    There are, I believe, some fundamentals that need to be the absolute baseline for getting a result with nutrition and today’s episode is all about that. I hope at the end of this, you can be more discerning about what you do and who you work with and if you’re a practitioner go that extra mile for your clients.

    Kira Sutherland is a Naturopath and Sports Nutritionist with more than 25 years in clinical practice. Her focus in performance nutrition led her to be the first Naturopath in Australia to undertake the International Olympic Committees diploma in sports nutrition. She is also the 2019 winner of the BioCeuticals Integrative Medicine Award for Excellence in practice (Nutrition/Dietetics). And she is someone I look up to for a few reasons. She harps on about the basics to both her students and patients, she’s a stickler for food logs and measuring physiology and performance and she is amazing in what she does for female athletes as “women are not small men”.

    Kira divides her time between clinical practice, lecturing at the undergraduate level, and mentoring practitioners of complementary medicine in the application of holistic sports nutrition. I hope you enjoy this episode with Kira Sutherland.

    In this episode we discuss:

    • How is nutrition research done and what are its limitations
    • How do you look at research and translate it
    • How much study is done on women
    • Who is research done on
    • Research in practice in the clinic
    • Genetic predisposition for body types
    • The importance of lifestyle factors
    • Treating the whole person
    • What is an athlete and when does sports nutrition apply
    • Popular diets like Keto, IF
    • The importance of food diaries
    • Helping our kids be in tune with their bodies
    • When in the day are we best to eat?
    • The foundation of nutrition is mitochondria
    • Anti-aging is about creating more mitochondria
    • Timing eating with training
    • The myths of carbohydrates
    • The myths of caloric deficits
    • Basal Metabolic Rate
    • Losing weight healthily
    • Losing weight for competition for athletes and not compromising performance
    • Metabolic slow down that happens with chronic low a,b,c diets
    • Why one size fits all doesn’t work
    • Safe calorie restriction for weight loss
    • Statins and mitochondrial damage
    • Genetics and Epigenetics
    • Different body types and what sports suit them

    Kira practices clinically in Sydney, lectures in undergraduate studies, mentors nutritionists and also is a keynote speaker. You can find her on instagram @uberhealth and on her website:

    https://www.kirasutherland.com.au

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    The Foundations of Holistic Health with Suzi Nevell Jun 29, 2021
    Show notes

    Suzi Nevell, physiotherapist and CHEK faculty, is my dear friend and has been my greatest mentor for working with the physical body and so I have invited her here today, to talk about Holistic Health.

    Suzi has an amazing professional career as a physiotherapist spanning more than 27 years. After some years touring the world with a variety of high performance athletes and sports teams, and becoming New Zealand’s Women’s Trampoline Champion, Suzi moved to the United States.

    While there, she was invited by Paul Chek to join the CHEK Institute’s senior teaching staff in San Diego. Over the course of the next 16 years, she absorbed Paul’s teachings on blending physical, nutritional, mental, emotional and spiritual coaching into a coaching model for health.

    Today, Suzi brings all her experience, professional expertise and philosophies on life, health and wellbeing, for the benefit of her clinic and gym, Sweet7 back in her hometown, Auckland, New Zealand.

    In this episode we discuss:

    • Why we need to look at the person that has the disease, not the disease that has the person.
    • Suzi’s experience as an athlete that inspired her to be a holistic practitioner
    • My experience with trauma and how movement helped me overcome that.
    • How Suzi moved from a physiotherapist into being holistic health practitioner
    • The Six foundations of health: Breathing, Hydration, Nutrition, Movement, Thoughts, Sleep
    • Suzi’s 7th Foundation - hence naming her business Sweet 7
    • How to choose the priority issue for a client
    • How the client actually tells us what the diagnosis is
      Practitioners working together for the client - Suzi and I talk about our referral networks of allied health practitioners and how the dream team can get a client real success.
    • Real client cases Suzi and I have worked on/are working on where the issue has required us to use the totem pole assessment and build a treatment plan encompassing all aspects of healing and sometimes we’ve not even been the practitioner needed to work on them.
    • When things are actually nothing to do with the musculoskeletal system and we need to refer out.
    • My experience of orthodontics for a chronic jaw issue and what that taught me about coaching clients.
    • Being able filter out what is appropriate for a client
    • The Totem Pole, created by Paul Chek and the hierarchy of bodily systems for survival. https://chekinstitute.com/totempole/

    You can find Suzi Nevell at https://www.sweet7.co.nz/physio-in-auckland/

    She is available in Auckland for physiotherapy appointments and online for practitioner mentoring and presentations. I highly recommend you get in touch with Suzi if you are a practitioner wanting to expand your practice.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    Your Period is a Monthly Report Card for Your Health with Lara Briden Nov 04, 2020
    Show notes

    I have been teaching women, and my male students and mentees, that a woman’s period is a report card for her health for years, so you can imagine my excitement when I found Lara Briden who is an expert in all things the female cycle and how to be a detective in your own health journey.

    Lara Briden is a naturopathic doctor and the period revolutionary—leading the change to better periods.

    Informed by a strong science background and more than twenty years with patients, Lara is a passionate communicator about women’s health and alternatives to hormonal birth control. Her book Period Repair Manual is a manifesto of natural treatment for better hormones and better periods and provides practical solutions using nutrition, supplements, and natural hormones. Now in its second edition, the book has been an underground sensation and has worked to quietly change the lives of tens of thousands of women.

    Lara has helped thousands of women find relief for period problems such as PCOS, PMS, endometriosis, and perimenopause and currently has consulting rooms in Christchurch, New Zealand.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • The main hormonal phases for women, puberty, fertility, perimenopause and menopause
    • What is a healthy cycle
    • What is ovulation and why it is so important even if you don’t want to get pregnant
    • How to know if you’re ovulating
    • The signs that might make you think you’re ovulating
    • Mucus changes
    • The Fertility Awareness Method
    • Progesterone and why it's so important
    • What things like PMS, heavy bleeding, pain, long cycles, long bleeds and anovulatory cycles are trying to tell you about your health.
    • PCOS and how it is overly diagnosed
    • Hypothalamic amenorrhea - lack of period
    • Hair loss, hot flushing
    • Insulin resistance
    • Low thyroid hormone - often mistaken for perimenopause with a lot of my clients
    • What happens when you train according to your cycle
    • Hashimotos disease
    • Why we both don't like the term oestrogen dominance
    • Fasting window according to circadian rhythms is enough of a fast
    • Training fasted
    • How many calories women need to eat for healthy ovulation

    I highly recommend signing up to Lara’s newsletter on her website.

    https://www.larabriden.com

    And her book Period Repair Manual is a must for all women and all men working with women.

    https://www.larabriden.com/period-repair-manual/

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    The Foundations of Talking About Our Bodies, with Sarah Sproule Nov 01, 2020
    Show notes

    Sarah Sproule is an occupational therapist with a masters in sexuality studies and host of the fabulous podcast, “Sitting in a Car” where she helps parents stay connected with their kids while having conversations about puberty, bodies and sex.

    I don’t really think that we can truly get in tune with our body, to understand how it never lies, until we can get comfortable with talking about it. All the parts of our body, relay messages to us about the state of our physiology. Our nervous system, our digestive system, our musculoskeletal system AND so does our reproductive system. For instance a man might have problems with erections or ejaculation because of a spinal disc injury or nerve compression or because of inadequate calories or glucose dysregulation, thyroid hormone conversion or emotional and financial stress. A woman’s vaginal mucus and it’s changes, can tell her if she has adequate progesterone which is an anti anxiety, anti inflammatory, immune enhancing, recovery hormone. And as a coach, I can use all this information to know whether my exercise and nutrition program is enhancing or decreasing physiology for performance.

    So, how do we get comfortable with talking about these parts of our body. How do we get comfortable with seeing them as more than the cultural labels and functional labels of sex and how do we move past the connotations behind that?

    Well, I love Sarah’s work because she is an influencer and an experienced practitioner in this space of changing our thoughts, our programming our beliefs and getting in touch with why it is so important to have these conversations about our bodies, not only with our kids, but ourselves.

    In this episode, we talk about

    • Where our thoughts about sex come from and our negative associations of shame, sin, dirty
    • How culture affects our thoughts about our bodies
    • Our sexual system is just another body system
    • How we can live in a culture of openness and liberation, but how we might and can love and care ourselves through our own past experiences and beliefs about sex
    • The narrative around sex and bodily functions that I was brought up with and how I got over them
    • Sarah’s tips for changing our narrative
    • The problem of viewing ourselves as broken or needing to do lots of work
    • How do we talk to our kids about bodies and sex
    • How we do it over years, laying foundations
    • What to do if our kids our older and we’ve never spoken to them about sex
    • What words to use with our kids and when
    • How even as a sexuality educator, Sarah had to have some love and care for where her thoughts and beliefs came from
    • How getting comfortable with these topics empowers us in many areas of our lives


    You can find Sarah Sproule’s website https://sarahsproule.com

    Her podcast “Sitting in a Car” is on your favourite podcast app

    https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/sitting-in-a-car/id1498980106

    https://open.spotify.com/show/1vTpCxZkG18O7fdLEGQHCG?si=_z8S8lZ2QDKapw9O83j3sA

    And her youtube channel - “Sitting in a Car”

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2WU7DnczQPPAEzq47jDwFA

    And her favourite place to hang out with her tribe is instagram

    https://www.instagram.com/iamsarahsproule/

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    The Foundations of OUR Relationship with Shaun Reynolds Sep 27, 2020
    Show notes

    Well, this is a pretty special episode to me, because I got an overwhelming response from my audience to hear how Shaun Reynolds, my amazing fiance and I, do life together to achieve health for ourselves, each other and our family. I can’t tell you how much I loved recording it with him too. Shaun is a really private person. He does not do social media, he does not work in health, but is a corporate lawyer, working in Mergers and Acquisitions, so we couldn't have more different careers. And even though his colleagues listen to my podcast he was really supportive of my mission and agreeable to the interview. What a guy!

    Now, Shaun and I are in no way perfect, but we do share that too. What we do have, I know for sure, is a real team effort and collaborative process that ensures health in our family. From cooking, shopping, housework, finances, time management, careers and parenting. We are 100% a team and that flows over to health and happiness in all areas of our life.

    We do not always agree and hit a huge bump in the road and did some couples therapy last year, but we talk about that too. We also have no idea what we are doing as parents, so we regularly seek help and advice for that too.

    This is our relationship. Yours will be different and unique to you and your personalities, values and goals, but I hope this inspires you to create a healthy life together, no matter what that looks like for you. And to my single listeners, when I was single, I would spend lots of time hanging out with couples who I wanted to have certain aspects of their relationship in my future relationship. So, I hope this inspires you too, to find a partner who supports you and creates with you. I LOVED recording this with Shaun, so I hope you love and enjoy it too.

    In this episode we discuss:

    • How we met - ofcourse!
    • Knowing your own values
    • Having relationship values
    • Setting Goals together
    • Working through your past
    • Your partner’s stuff is not your stuff
    • You can’t “fix” your partner
    • Your greatest strength is often also your greatest weakness
    • Holding Space for each other
    • My negative patterns
    • Shaun’s negative patterns
    • Love Languages
    • How we live life according to our goals and values
    • Being discerning and cutting out stress
    • My health and how Shaun has been with that
    • Being on purpose and supporting each other through that
    • How we got through isolation and what it meant for our careers, relationship AND finances
    • Budgeting, managing finances and setting goals as a couple
    • Mine and Shaun’s negative money habits that we both agree we need to work on
    • Life is never fair or balanced and the weight constantly changes
    • How we budget, plan, shop and cook food
    • How we manage all the household chores
    • Why we went to therapy and what happened
    • Parenting is the hardest thing we have ever done and what we’ve learnt from it.

    I do mention a couple of podcast episodes that you might like to listen to.

    Mindful Money with Canna Campbell

    https://www.leilalutz.com/podcast/episode/23d26f90/mindful-money-with-canna-campbell

    Raising Independent Children with Ferne Van Zyl

    https://www.leilalutz.com/podcast/episode/223d5d46/raising-independent-children-with-ferne-van-zyl

    Our relationships therapist - Suzi Tuckwell

    https://susietuckwell.com.au

    You can find Canna’s episode where she talks about how to set up your accounts in a partnership and my interview with her on how to save money on food, here:

    https://sugarmamma.tv/podcast/

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    Mindful Money with Canna Campbell Sep 06, 2020
    Show notes

    Canna Campbell is the founder and director of SASS Financial Services, a boutique financial planning firm. She is Channel 9’s exclusive ‘money expert’ here in Australia, founder of the global financial media platform SugarMamma.TV and best selling author of The $1000 Project & Mindful Money. She is also more recently host of the podcast, SugarMama's Fireplay. She is passionate about educating, inspiring and empowering every individual to create financial harmony, freedom and independence in their lives. On her digital platforms, she shares bite-sized tips on how to get out of debt, save money, achieve financial goals and build long-term passive income. Her media business, SugarMamma.TV is a powerful movement making money and finance more approachable, energetic and enlightening

    In this episode we cover:

    • How to shift your mindset from health is expensive to health is an investment
    • What is the return on investing in your health
    • What you get is what you pay for
    • Changing your language around money
    • The power of budgeting
    • Establishing your own Value system around money
    • Changing your values at different times in your life as you grow and evolve
    • Investing and spending in a way that is health and authentic to you
    • “The Poor Rich Syndrome” 16:00
    • Should you buy into the dream of buying your own home?
    • Canna’s advice if owning a home is not right for you
    • How Canna applies her values and sets her boundaries on what she spends her money on so she can have the things that she wants
    • Setting Goals
    • Operating in a cashless society and living debt free
    • When a credit card is a good idea
    • Slow Consumerism
    • How Canna and her partner navigated their way through income loss due to the pandemic
    • Your mindful money number
    • The importance of mini goals within a big goal
    • How Canna started her own business on a budget
    • Advice for people running a business and growing it
    • Clearing negative beliefs about money
    • How to talk to our kids about money and set up financial responsibilities, boundaries and success
    • What to do when you hit rock bottom
    • The debt clearing tip that Canna gave me and got me out of debt forever

    Canna’s Book “Mindful Money”
    https://www.bookdepository.com/Mindful-Money-Canna-Campbell/9780143794325

    Sugar Mama TV
    https://sugarmamma.tv

    Sass Financial
    https://www.sassfinancial.com.au

    Instagram
    https://www.instagram.com/sugarmammatv/

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    The Foundations of a Healthy Home with Joachim Herrmann Aug 30, 2020
    Show notes

    Now for those of you who are on my mailing list or follow me on social media, you will know that I had the very unfortunate experience of becoming ill due to exposure to mould in a house that we were living in. So many of my followers have been asking me, can you please share more about your journey and recovery from mould illness and so I had to start with giving you guys and understanding just how toxic your home can be and have Building Biologist Joachim Herrman on the show.

    While studying Biology with an emphasis on Ecology at the University of Hamburg, Joachim Herrman became fascinated with sustainable and healthy building methods and since then has been gathering information on electro pollution, toxins, mould, earth lines and Feng Shui.

    Joachim started his practice in Australia in 1993, pioneering Building Biology in Australia and has since then, has been performing home consultations and solutions for people with chronic diseases.

    Joachim consults with students all over the world and clients all over Australia, helping them overcome complex health issues by ensuring a healthy home. He also works with Integrative Medicine Practitioners to support patients with environmental diseases in a holistic way and has a huge passion in working with architects and builders to get the foundations of a home right to ensure lifelong health and sustainability for his clients.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • What is building biology
    • How every confined space has an effect on your health - even your car
    • How bad is Wifi
    • Headphones
    • Joachim helps a cancer patient reduce radiation in his home
    • Fatigue
    • Bluetooth Speakers
    • Keeping the Bedroom natural as possible
    • How the cause is not one thing
    • The dangers of baby monitors
    • Mould
    • Just because you can’t see it doesn't mean it's not there.
    • What can you look for in your home?
    • Why you can’t clean mould on the surface
    • The problem with building practices in Australia
    • Light Pollution
    • Dirty Electricity
    • Air Pollution
    • It's not about changing everything
    • The steps to a healthier home

    Please find Joachim on his website
    www.buildingbiologyservices.com

    On Facebook:
    https://www.facebook.com/buildingbiologyservices/

    “Health at Home” book by Joachim Herrmann
    https://www.amazon.com.au/Health-Home-Sustainable-Healthy-Building-ebook/dp/B082VLFC5C

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


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