Welcome to a little special episode with Stacey,

and a little expert essential oils episode,

how we can keep our families healthier.

So Stacey, what are some things in our homes that are toxic

that we need to get rid of and try to find some kind of healthy replacement?

Well, this is actually my first red pill moment was understanding that that we are unwittingly

and unknowingly bringing some things into our home. One, because it's a brand that we know or

that we're familiar with or that we grew up with.

And thinking that, you know, since we're okay, since we're okay, right, that we don't have to do anything.

But then we have little things that creep up like allergies and asthma.

And, you know, we know that cancer is, what, 92% environmental.

And a lot of people just think that that's from like toxic air or toxic water.

But they don't really understand that it's, unfortunately, things that we're bringing into the home,

again, unknowingly and unwillingly,

and some of those are under our sink. Some of them are we wash our clothes with or we dry our

clothes with. And so I'm going to just give you a few little pointers since we're in spring and we are, you know, in the Northern Hemisphere and

we're doing some spring cleaning and just going to give you some really quick ideas on how to

switch things out and how we can economically switch things out. One of the things that I want

everyone to do is it's really important to be an ingredient reader, to be a label reader. And when I was growing up,

there was, there was a marking where it was the Jolly Roger, so the skull and crossbones. And that was

poison, right? So you were like, oh my gosh, you know, that is poison. Well, that didn't mark it so well.

So what's happened now is

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