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Obesogens and Detoxing Tips

By May 12, 2016December 3rd, 2020Moods and Hormones

Obesogens and Detoxing Tips

TESTIMONY OF THE DAY

“But the unbelievable update that I MUST share with you is this…. I watched a few of the classes and specifically the supplements class. I’m 53 years old and experiencing a wide variety of hormone related issues. I immediately purchased the recommended supplements and added to my regime.

Obesogens and Detoxing Tips
A few days later, I woke up at said to my husband, “You know what? I feel great! I cannot remember the last time I woke up and felt this good.
It has been at least a YEAR since I’ve gotten out of bed and wasn’t depressed, tired, foggy and hurting somewhere”. And this has been the case every days since. I’m going on 4 days of sleeping all night, and wake up feeling really GOOD!

I can’t thank you enough….! I finally feel like I’ve found my answers and a place to start healing.” – Robin

 Obesogens and Detoxing Tips

OBESOGENS AND WEIGHT WEIGHT GAIN 

I’m always setting new health goals and “baby steps” towards a healthier family. One easy way to “healthify” your whole family without much whining is to get rid of all the products that contain hormone disrupters.

Have you ever heard the word “Obesegen?”

There are so many products sold on shelves today that contain Obesegens. They are chemicals that are hormone disrupters. Weight loss is all about hormone manipulation but if you are living in an estrogen dominant state (yes, even men can) you will have a hard time being successful with your weight loss, mood, PMS. Many cancers such as breast, thyroid, ovarian, and prostate cancers are estrogen dominant cancers.

If you are concerned about what you put in your mouth and always eat organic foods, don’t compromise your body by putting Obesegens on your skin.

Steer clear of dangerous Obsesogen chemicals found in many products. Obesogens are found to affect cells in 3 ways:

1. By directly affecting adipocytes, or fat cells, by either increasing their fat-storage capacity or increasing their number.

2. By changing metabolism, by both reducing the number of calories burned at rest and promoting the storage of calories as fat.

3. By changing the way the body regulates feelings of hunger and fullness.

Phthalates: Phthalates, hormone-disrupting chemicals, are common in synthetically fragranced products. Besides being linked to obesity, high levels of phthalates can affect the growth of children. Take a quick look at the ingredients in your favorite personal care products for “fragrance” or “perfume” and toss them if you find those listed. Air fresheners and scented candles are culprits too!

What made me want to write this post is because of my last trip to my parent’s house. My mom always has fresh clean sheets but the smell of the dryer sheet and softener was so intense I had a very difficult time sleeping. I told Craig, “I wish there was a healthy product out there instead of those chemicals for bedding.”

Craig looked into finding dryer balls to replace dryer sheets. He found the Dryer balls here [CLICK HERE].

To use: Place a few drops of your favorite essential oil onto each dryer ball. Place into dryer with clothes, or sheets.

TIP: For awesome sleep: I recommend using these on sheets: Roman Chamomile, Wild Orange, Cypruss, Ylang Ylang:

FOR MY CLOTHES: wild orange and peppermint!

Click HERE for 53 ways I love to use essential oils!

Click HERE to attend my next FREE webinar on how to use essential oils!

Obesogens and Detoxing Tips

Maria Emmerich

Maria is a wellness expert who has helped clients follow a Ketogenic lifestyle to heal and lose weight for over 20 years. She has helped thousands of clients get healthy, get off medications and heal their bodies; losing weight is just a bonus. She is the international best selling author of several books including "Keto: The Complete Guide to Success on the Ketogenic Diet.".

23 Comments

  • jenny says:

    Love your informative posts! Will the Estrofactors supplement help with this?

  • Allie says:

    What an awesome post. Been eating keto for a month now, 18 lbs down, but my acne is still very inflamed. Not eating dairy. I’m actually very, very low in estrogen and crazy high in testosterone, so I never know if I should follow the advice of trying to slash estrogen. Thoughts, Maria?

  • Christine Christoffersen says:

    Interesting I just ordered these yesterday😀

  • I’ve never heard of dryer balls, but couldn’t I just put some essential oils on a cloth and put that into the dryer?

    • Annette says:

      It might work but the balls cause enough friction because they bounce around in the dryer, and that is what causes the fabric to be softer. It isn’t the essential oil. The oil just makes it smell plain good!

    • Maria Emmerich says:

      No

  • Dalena says:

    How do you put oil on the balls without the oil getting on the clothes?

    • Maria Emmerich says:

      I just drop the oils onto each ball. The balls suck up the oil. Never gets on my clothes.

  • Jan says:

    the dryer balls also absorb some of the water from the clothes – bonus – they dry faster using less electricity

  • krickt says:

    Besides being a teacher, I’m also a fiber/yarn artist. I knit and spin my own yarn. Dryer balls are really easy to make. You just have to felt in a circle (which isn’t all that important that they are exact spheres). The wool helps draw the electrons away from the clothes, which controls the static cling.
    Let me know if you want a lesson (or look one up on YouTube, I’m sure they are there!)
    k

  • Erin M. says:

    Wool dryer balls are amazing. I use 5 at a time and they not only make your clothes softer but also cut drying time saving you money!

  • Julie says:

    Okay, THIS is a random question, but I am not sure where to put it… Today I was shopping for Dr. Bronner’s soap bars, which I use to wash my hair, and liquid soap, which I’ve used forever to wash all sorts of things and in my house cleaning mixes. I saw, for the first time, they have a hand/face soap now, and a primary ingredient in these soaps are sugar and grape juice, which serve as humectants. I’m guessing these would be terrible for people working to stay in ketosis, because skin absorbs, and sugar is sugar. Or…. could I be wrong about that?

  • cindy says:

    what is the answer to the question…If fat=ft then protein=?:

  • Deborah Cieliesz says:

    I do needle felting, why couldn’t I just felt some wool balls of my own?? I have never used dryer balls, but I could go into business with these!! (:

  • Bethany says:

    Hi Maria! I’m new to your site and I just love it. I wanted to add that the hard plastic dryer balls do not work…they fall apart so if anyone is considering them, don’t! Get the wool. My daughter bought laundry detergent with a scent at college. I have been washing her clothes now that she came home and I can’t even wash that smell out! I hate it– it really bothers my allergies. Thank you for all the great info! I have two of your cookbooks now and the recipes so far are fabulous!

  • Crystal Holmes says:

    I’m looking to make your protein bars from the ketogenic cookbook. Which yacon syrup do you recommend to use? There are so many on Amazon and unsure which is preferred.

  • Sue says:

    I have been using these dryer balls for several months now and really like them. I can’t even stand the smell of softner sheets anymore! However, I just washed a few light sweaters, cooler weather in WI coming soon! and they have quite a bit of static. I’m trying not to overdry them. Any suggestions for preventing/removing some of the static?

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