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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2024 · 36 MIN

135. Escaping Toxins - Warren Phillips

from The Holistic Kids Show

Warren Phillips Non-Toxic Dad Warren, also known as NonToxic Dad, is a scientist and a dad who has dedicated his life to promoting a toxin-free lifestyle. After completing his master's in geology, Warren worked as a scientist for several years. However, his focus shifted when he started struggling with unusual health issues and started noticing the harmful effects toxins had on his health. This sparked his passion for researching and promoting a toxin-free lifestyle. Warren discovered solutions to his health struggles through his healing journey and years of research. He realized that many illnesses and chronic conditions people face are caused by exposure to toxins in our environment, food, and everyday products. Warren's mission is to help others achieve healthy and happy toxin-free living. He believes that toxins should be "canceled" and that everyone can live healthier by making simple changes to their daily routines. As a father, he understands the importance of teaching children how to live toxin-free lives. He has made it his goal to educate families on the dangers of toxins and the benefits of a toxin-free lifestyle.    / nontoxicdad   Learn More: https://nontoxicdad.com/

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