Inflammation is a healthy, temporary biological response triggered by harmful stimuli, like injury or infection. Issues begin to arise when your inflammation response is constantly activated by stressors.

70% of your immune system lives within your digestive system, and there is a direct connection between gut and mental health. A damaged digestive system can lead to a series of seemingly disconnected health issues.

A complex network of cells, tissues, and organs work together to neutralize pathogens, remove damaged cells, and promote healing. If your immune system is constantly activated by stressors, it can become weak and exhausted.

Your nervous system contains billions of neurons that constantly repair themselves, form new connections, and adapt to changes. When dysregulated or understimulated, your nervous system can keep you stuck in old, unhealthy patterns.

With every breath, your respiratory system filters toxins and empowers your cells with oxygen. Indoor air is often polluted with harmful substances that can overwhelm your system, make their way into your bloodstream, and cause serious illness.

Your largest organ is the first line of defense against the harsh external world. Persistent skin issues are often signs of underlying health concerns, like chronic stress, dehydration, hormonal imbalances, allergies, or undiagnosed medical conditions.

Your heart beats around 100,000 times a day to deliver oxygen and nutrients throughout your body while removing toxins. Everyday stressors can weaken heart function and impair circulation over time, increasing the risk of heart disease.

Your body’s main detoxification organ processes everything you eat and drink, breaks down harmful substances, and sends out nutrients to fuel your cells. When overloaded with toxins, you may experience symptoms of illness throughout the rest of your body.