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The continuing burden our bodies manage

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2 months ago

April 11, 2023

Concern surrounding the build up of environmental toxins continues but how concerned should we be long term?

From the food we eat to the air we breathe and the water we drink, our bodies are seemingly bombarded by a myriad of these toxins that can have an ongoing impacts on our health.

Shedding light on this issue is Clayton Thomas, CEO and founder of Root Brands. Clayton has long been an advocate for living a healthy lifestyle and minimising exposure to these toxins. He is passionate about educating others on the dangers of environmental toxins and empowering them to take control of their health.

One of the primary concerns Clayton wishes to highlight is the prevalence of pesticides in our food. Pesticides are chemicals used to kill insects and other pests that can damage crops, but they can also have harmful effects on humans. When we consume foods that have been treated with pesticides, we are also consuming the toxins used to kill the pests. Over time, this can lead to a build-up of toxins in our bodies, which can have a range of negative health effects.

Despite these challenges, Clayton is optimistic about the future. He believes that by raising awareness and advocating for change, we can create a healthier, safer environment for ourselves and future generations. He encourages everyone to take steps to minimise their exposure to toxins, such as eating organic food, using natural cleaning products, and filtering their water.

The Green Edition is presented by The ROOT Brands. For all media inquiries please get in touch here: tshuvah4u@yahoo.com

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The increasing demand for cybersecurity talent is ramping up to meet industry needs

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Our second brain

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May 30, 2023

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It has been described as the organ that heavily influences a person’s mood even more than the brain

It has been described as the organ that heavily influences a person’s mood even more than the brain – Your stomach.

Scientist have found that the gut behaves like a second brain to the body. So how does the brain impact your gut and mood?

Clayton Thomas, CEO & Founder of The ROOT Brands explains his thoughts as to how the brain can have an impact on your gut, which scientists call the “gut/brain axis connection”.

Harvard Medical School recently found that a person’s stomach or intestinal distress can be a cause of anxiety, stress or even depression. Other studies show people with mood disorders have a gut microbiome. Research has also shown that 50 percent of all dopamine and roughly 95 percent of all serotonin are produced in a person’s gut and both of these play a crucial role in a person’s mood.

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The impacts of bad money mindsets

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May 26, 2023

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Bad money mindsets are leading people down a bad economic path, so how can you get your head in the financial game?

Money mindsets have the potential to lead people down a bad economic path, so how can you get your head in the financial game and break bad mindsets to turn it into a much more positive approach towards money?

CIA Tax’s Dr Steven Enticott describes a bad money mindset where someone’s always saying, “I’m really bad at money”, “I’m never going to be able to save money”.

However, this mindset can be changed with a few simple steps – to turn your attitude to turn your money habits around.

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