It's simple and beautiful to swap out unhealthy plastic for natural materials. Learn how to do this live in class with Megan & Erin.
Microplastics are microscopic pieces of plastic that become embedded in our body tissues.
Microplastics have been found in every type of human tissue and discharge.
Microplastics are implicated through studies in a number of serious health conditions, including cancer.
We are only able to eliminate certain types of microplastics. We need to learn how to support elimination and also learn how to harmonize with them.
The idea that we can detox from microplastics is a misnomer. Why? Because we are always going to be re-exposed. Microplastics are in the air, the water, the food, in our fabrics, our furniture, and many of our common household objects.
This is why we must learn how to:
minimize microplastic exposure
learn how to clear microplastics from our air & water
swap out contaminating objects from our homes with natural materials
support our body's natural elimination processes with gentle herbal support
create resiliency in our body through circadian alignment and a strong immune system
The cost of this class is $47 and can be paid by hitting the "Reserve Your Spot" button at the top of this page. A hard copy class handout will be available to all who purchase this course in advance (not guaranteed for those who pay at the door).
what you will learn
and what knowledge you will bring home to help you with more resilient health
Come grab your beverage of choice from the Tulip gals starting at 9:30 am.
Class will start at 10 am with discussing what microplastics are, where they are found in the body, what they do in the body, and why that's a problem. I will be sharing multiple studies that confirm the dangers of microplastics. And, we will find out what the world's top scientists say about what kinds of plastic to avoid and where it's found most frequently in your home.
Secondly, I will be sharing simple and gentle herbal strategies to help support the body's natural elimination processes and immune systems. We will also touch on some circadian alignment principles that will help to create resiliency in your system.
We will have a tea tasting of several types of tea to add to your daily routine for a robust response to microplastic exposure.
Megan will round out our experience by bringing examples of healthy swaps for common household items for your kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, and even your personal care routines. She will also share about the Refillery and how buying in bulk in reusable containers helps cut down on plastic waste in our environment (and therefore our body).
Megan is a busy mom and business owner (of 3 businesses!) who knows how hard it is to find healthy cleaning products and materials for your home. At The Clean Home Shop & Refillery you will find all kinds of things to greatly reduce your exposure to microplastics. This includes natural brushes, cleaning cloths, refillable bulk cleaning products, natural body care products, and more.
The virtual version of this class is taking place live on December 9th. Hit the button here to grab your spot for the virtual class or access the recording once class is over.
Erin Oberlander is a Doctor of Musical Arts, a Certified Holistic Aromatherapist, life-long Folk Herbalist, and trained Sound Practitioner. She is a Level 2 NAHA Certified Professional Aromatherapist and has been working with essential oils, herbs, formulation, & clients for the past 20 years as owner of her company Prairie Soap House & Apothecary. Her online school, The Rewild + Untamed Community, helps to educate and inspire folks in all matters related to holistic health and lifestyle including seasonal living, Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese medicine, herbalism & aromatherapy. Dr. Erin is passionate about putting the power back in the hands of the people when it comes to health--and she offers online courses & apprenticeships to change the trajectory of our relationships with our health, with Nature, and with the Divine. Her primary teachers are Virginia Sublett and Doreen Hutchings for voice, David Crow and Gabriel Mojay for aromatherapy, Rosemary Gladstar and David Crow for herbalism, and Zacciah Blackburn and Dorothy Stone for sound and consciousness work. Erin’s writing has been published in the NATS Journal of Singing, Project Light & Love, The Countryside Network, the High Plains Reader and upcoming in the International Journal of Professional Holistic Aromatherapy.