Welcome to Multidimensional. I'm your host, Christina Rice, aka Christina, the channel.

And this is the place where we explore what it really means to be multidimensional.

Welcome back to the show. I am so excited for today's guest, Joshua Mason. I started following him a couple of years ago. I was really drawn to his content because he shared a lot about his own personal health journey, which I resonated with in terms of having a lot of extreme symptoms and trying all these different modalities

and nothing really working. And we talked a bit about both of our health journeys in this

episode, but we both had gotten sick around the same time. And at that time, there just wasn't

as much information out there as there is now. So thankfully now there's a lot of people sharing

incredible information

that is readily available to us, but it was just different back in the day. But he specializes

in detox and we talk about his journey getting there in this episode. And I just think that he's

one of the few people who really understands detox and gives such a solid protocol and approach.

So if you're interested in all things detox, he is the guy to learn from a little bit on his

background. He was actually the 2010 Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu World Champion and the 2012 Pan American

Champion. And then in October of 2013, he started to experience a ton of

debilitating panic attacks, suicidal thoughts, horrible anxiety, and was trying different

pharmaceuticals, trying different doctors, and then found himself on this journey, literally

traveling all over the world to try different types

of plant medicines, different types of approaches, everything from ayahuasca, which he's done over 30

times, float tanks, fasting, meditation, colon cleansing, yoga, all of that. And eventually he

found out about heavy metal poisoning and started a really comprehensive detox protocol.

It totally changed his life. And he eventually created the detox dudes.com, which is his company now,

a company devoted to helping people overcome toxicity. I think his story is really cool because I feel

like a lot of people start more in the physical realm,

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