One of the most common struggles with adopting a non-toxic home and lifestyle is the cost. Clean products and healthy food can be expensive!
Here are some tips to help you work toward a toxin-free home on a budget.
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Most of us start right where you are now. We’ve realized the toxic habits and products in our lives are detracting from our health, and we want to make better choices.
This realization is all too often followed by extreme overwhelm. It seems like everything is toxic. The lists of ingredients to avoid are so long with so many unpronounceable words. And it seems like every person gives you conflicting advice.
This all adds up to feeling like you’ll never do it right, and if you’re not careful, that can lead to not making any changes at all.
I’ve been there. I’ve felt what you’re feeling. And I’m here to tell you that you don’t need to overhaul your entire life all at once to create meaningful change.
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Have you decided it's time to swap out the toxic products in your home but aren't sure where to start?
When you start looking into going toxin-free, you'll quickly run into a very long list of toxic items in your home – everything from your soap to your flooring. Some swaps are easy, and some are more complicated. Some are an investment, while others are more affordable. Plus, some have larger impacts than others.
So if you're just getting started, where is the best place to begin? Here are my recommendations of the first five items to swap out for the most impact without too much effort or expense.
Essential oils are one of the easiest tools for naturally dealing with a wide variety of health ailments. However, so many people never get started because they just don't know which oils to begin with. I'm here to change that.
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Have you decided to make the switch to better groceries – whether you're looking for organic, non-GMO, pastured, more nutrient dense, or anything else? Having made that decision, are you now struggling with where to find them?
There are many reasons you may face a shortage of quality groceries. For me, I've always lived in a more rural and agricultural area. Most of my life, I was in a town of 1800 people with a single grocery store, and even now that I have two large grocery stores and a smaller, more natural-minded one to choose from, I still struggle to find the quality of food I want.
Furthermore, in agricultural-focused areas, few people seem to think twice about spraying Roundup and other poisons on or near their gardens or feeding antibiotic-laced feed to their healthy animals, so sometimes, even the farmers markets or local gardeners don't have what I'm looking for.
If you're feeling my pain, don't worry – I'm going to lay out exactly what I do to find the quality groceries I want, starting with the best option and working my way down.
