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House in the Woods

Chemical Exposure

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Description

Modern life brings constant exposure to harmful chemicals—from cleaning products and personal care items to pesticides, plastics, and industrial pollutants. These environmental toxins can build up in the body and interfere with hormones (endocrine disruptors), increase oxidative stress, burden detox organs, and trigger inflammation. Functional medicine identifies the impact of chemical exposure on health using targeted testing and symptom patterns. Detoxification support, lifestyle changes, and nutrient therapy help reduce toxic load and restore resilience, especially for patients with fatigue, skin issues, infertility, or mysterious chronic illness.

Symptoms

  • Fatigue or brain fog

  • Hormone imbalance or irregular cycles

  • Skin rashes or breakouts

  • Chemical sensitivity (perfumes, cleaners, etc.)

  • Headaches or migraines

  • Respiratory irritation

  • Weight gain or detox resistance

  • Infertility or low libido

  • Mood changes or irritability

  • Immune dysfunction or autoimmunity

Labs & Testing Options

Environmental toxin panels (e.g., GPL-TOX, Vibrant Environmental Toxins)
Organic acids test (oxidative stress, detox markers)
Liver function panel
Glutathione levels
Heavy metal testing
Hormone panels (ZRT hormone panel)
Stool testing (bile and gut detox support)
MTHFR and methylation SNPs

Treatment Options

Binder protocols (activated charcoal, zeolite, chlorella)
Glutathione, NAC, milk thistle, and alpha-lipoic acid
Clean air and water filtration
Saunas (infrared or traditional) for sweat detox
Elimination of harmful household/personal care products
Anti-inflammatory, organic diet
Mold and metal detox (if relevant)
Lymphatic and drainage pathway support (dry brushing, castor oil packs)

You’re exposed daily—let’s reduce your toxic load and restore your body’s natural detox capacity.

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