428 | Invisible Clutter

The Minimalists

Joshua Fields Millburn

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4.7 • 11.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2024

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

The Minimalists speak with Ryan Blaser, founder of TestMyHome.com, about the best tests to uncover in-home toxins, including mold, EMFs, WiFi, Bluetooth, blue light, chemicals in water, and other invisible clutter in our homes. Watch all 3 hours of episode 428 on The Minimalists Private Podcast.

Discussed in this episode:

What are the most surprising sources of indoor toxins? (02:29)

Are cell phones toxic? (31:30)

What’s the best way to filter my water? (44:05)

Are claims about indoor toxins backed by science? (49:27)

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0:00.0	The Every little thing you think that you need every little thing you think that you need every little thing
0:27.0	that you need every little thing that's just feeding your greed oh I bet that you'd be fine without it.
0:37.0	You're listening to the minimalist podcast with Joshua Fields
0:40.9	Milburn and T.K. Coleman.
0:43.0	Thank you, Malabama.
0:44.0	Hello everybody.
0:46.0	TK, are you ready for an adventure?
0:48.0	Oh, man, I'm so ready.
0:50.0	I hope you got your thinking cap on
0:52.0	and you brought an open mind because today on this free public minimal episode
0:58.2	We're joined by toxic environment specialist and founder of test my home
1:03.5	dot com Ryan Blazer he's gonna help us answer your questions about the
1:08.3	surprising invisible clutter the toxic clutter that is often found in our indoor environments at home and at work.
1:17.6	You can think of Ryan as a functional medicine doctor for your home.
1:21.8	He has an extensive educational background in
1:24.8	electrical engineering, environmental toxicology, and electromagnetic
1:30.0	radiation combined with years of experience in industries that include mold remediation,
1:36.0	construction, and nuclear waste cleanup, which all of that's given him a deep understanding of the relationship between humans and
1:44.7	their built environment. Let's start with our callers. If you have a question or
1:48.3	a comment for our show, give us a call, 406-219-839 or email a voice recording to podcast at the minimalist.
1:58.0	The Minimalists.com. By the way, if you have comments about this episode, you can give us a call. Leave a message. You can agree with us, you can disagree with
2:06.2	us. There's a lot of ground for us to cover it today. By the way, if you do call us up, let us know if you're a
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