What is the Importance of Being Able to Identify Our Toxins?

If we look at just a few of the recent headlines, research studies and articles we can feel overwhelmed and even hopeless about the toxicity of our environment, food and water.  But, there are some things we can do to help protect ourselves.  It begins with being able to identify what our toxins are and then either eliminating or mitigating them and neutralizing their effect.  Look below for a taste of what we are facing then read further to see what TFT tools are available to address this growing challenge.

Washington Post Shines Light on What Modern Life Is Like for People With Electromagnetic Sensitivity

The Washington Post last week reported on dozens of “electrosensitive” people who moved to a remote West Virginia town with no cell service, drawing mainstream media attention to how wireless radiation can cause some people to experience life-altering health symptoms.

The Post interviewed residents of Green Bank, West Virginia, some of whom said EMF exposure previously had caused them to experience heart arrhythmia, headaches, eye problems, burning skin, brain fog, memory issues, fatigue and/or other symptoms.

Others with electrosensitivity moved to Snowflake, Arizona, where 20- or 40-acre plots are relatively affordable and large enough to be far from any neighbor’s Wi-Fi signal or city cell tower.

They all reported, “making the move was completely devasting.   None of us wanted to leave our jobs, families, churches, synagogues — but we had to.”

“Based on the best peer-reviewed scientific research publications.” ICBE-EMF emphasized the symptoms can vary from person to person but typically affect multiple body systems — such as cardiovascular and neurological — in a way that limits the person’s ability to live a normal life.

The Food We Eat is Being Regularly Poisoned

“Our gut microbes are being very much disturbed by the chronic poisoning with glyphosate, and then the gut becomes a central starting point for many diseases, including neurological diseases and arthritis. So, you see that disruption of the gut, and glyphosate can cause exactly the things that we’re seeing.”  The following effects come from glyphosate:

• Glyphosate is a very efficient metal chelator. This, in turn, disrupts your gut microbes because it makes minerals unavailable to the microbes. Your gut microbes need those minerals, as their enzymes depend on them for proper functioning.
• There’s a strong correlation between the rise in celiac disease over time and the rise in glyphosate usage on wheat, which is the primary culprit in celiac disease.
• Glyphosate may worsen the adverse effects of vaccines, in part because it binds very efficiently to aluminum used as an adjuvant in certain vaccines. Live virus vaccines that do not contain aluminum adjuvant have also been found to be contaminated with glyphosate.
• Non-GMO (genetically modified organism) crops such as oats, wheat, barley and legumes like chickpeas and lentils tend to be very high in glyphosate because these crops are sprayed with glyphosate right before harvest as a desiccant to speed the drying process.
• Glyphosate also disrupts the shikimate pathway, both in plants and microbes, and beneficial microbes are particularly sensitive to glyphosate.

Our Water is Polluted with Micro Plastics and Chemicals That Produce Them

Federal regulators have enabled U.S. plastics plants across the country to dump dangerous chemicals into waterways by failing to update wastewater limits for over 30 years, according to a new analysis by a watchdog group.

“Most folks don’t know that the plastics industry is not required to use modern wastewater treatment controls to limit the amount of pollution they pour into our waterways,” Jen Duggan, the executive director of Environmental Integrity Project (EIP), said in a press call on Nov. 14. “It’s long past time these plants clean up.”

In 2023, the 70 plants released nearly 10 million pounds of nitrogen and almost 2 million pounds of phosphorus into rivers, lakes and streams across the country, according to the analysis.

The report noted that the EPA has not set any federal wastewater limits for 1,4-dioxane, a chemical classified by the EPA as a likely carcinogen that is produced when plants make plastic for water bottles and dioxins, which the report calls “one of the most toxic chemicals known to science.”

So, How Can We Help Ourselves Handle the Toxins In Our Life?

Now it is becoming accepted knowledge – toxins affect our health and well-being.  However, there aren’t many other simple, safely self-applied protocols to do this.  Yet, toxins are relevant to everyone, no matter where you live, your age or gender, we are all being affected by toxins.

We can improve our health and quality of life by identifying key things, toxins, that can easily be eliminated or changed, thereby freeing up space in our barrel, giving our body the reserves it needs to deal with healing a chronic condition or just handling daily life.

Many of the current researchers and thought leaders are all coming to the conclusion that all chronic disease is due to toxins.  These leaders like Gregg Braden, Dawson Church, Lynne McTaggart and Bruce Lipton even include cancer in this list of diseases caused by toxins.  If this is the case, it is imperative we gain a clear understanding of what is toxic specific to us, what the toxins are affecting, our mental, emotional and physical health, and what we can do about them.

Click here to learn about the TFT tools for handling the toxins in our environment.