Lara Adler – Everyday Detox DFY Course 2023

Why Customizing Your Program Is The Key To Its Success!

If your business is specifically about helping people lower their toxic exposure, then you will need to do very little customization.If your business focuses on specific health issues, like hormone problems, metabolic issues, gut health, or immune health (or really any chronic condition), it’s possible that your audience doesn’t actually know that toxic exposures might be part of the problem. Pushing the content in Everyday Detox through the lens of the specific problem(s) your business addresses will help your clients see exactly why addressing toxic exposures is relevant to them.

The great news is that the Everyday Detox course includes an extensive training on exactly how to tailor this content to fit your niche!

Minimizing Toxic Exposures Can Transform Your Clients Results!

Whether your clients recognize that toxic exposures may be contributing to their health challenges or not, addressing them can have a dramatic impact in their overall well-being.

The best way to lower toxic burden isn’t through a supplement protocol, or fancy detox tea:
it’s by making small consistent changes everyday in the way we live.

After going through this program – however you decide to deliver it – your clients will have less anxiety and overwhelm related to news & information about toxicants, because they will already be taking action in their own homes!

And, they’ll gain confidence in how to minimize toxic exposures in their everyday lives, and they’ll feel empowered to make better choices for their families.

If your clients are dealing with health challenges, they’ll be able to take more action directed at optimizing their health and potentially minimizing their symptoms.

Everyday Detox is perfect for:

The first week of your program will walk clients through an introduction to why doing this work is so important. While many people may jump to the “just tell me what to buy”, it’s this context that will help reinforce and cement their new habits moving forward!You’ll also share with them valuable information on hidden toxicant exposures that are found in foods without ingredient labels, like fruits, vegetables, fresh meat & seafood, along with dairy products. You’ll be able to provide your clients with both product & behavior change recommendations.

During Week 2, you’ll walk clients through the hidden toxicants found in food packaging from canned foods, to plastic bottles, to paper-based packaging, as well as plastics & cookware. This will include a break-down of what types of cookware to avoid, which are so-so, and which ones are idea – and why!

During week 3 of your program, you’ll move clients into their bathrooms to explore the toxic chemicals commonly found in personal care products, and the potential health effects associated with chronic exposure.Clients will learn about some major myths often presented online about skin, and personal care product regulation that will give them more confidence when shopping for safer products. (If you happen to affiliate for, or consult for any great low-tox brands, this is a great opportunity to educate about them!)

In the 4th week, your clients will learn about conventional household cleaners, the risks associated with their ongoing use, who the most vulnerable populations are, what ingredients to avoid, and what steps they can take to simplify their cleaning routine.Your clients will love this lesson because they’ll learn how to save money while creating a healthier, safer home environment for themselves and their families!

In the final week of this program, your clients will learn about what items and practices contribute to poor indoor air quality, and how they can quickly improve the air quality in their homes.
They’ll also learn how what to look for in a high-quality air filter so they don’t get roped into expensive yet ineffective ones they see promoted on social media or sold in big box stores. This session will also include educating on how to make low-cost emergency air filters for those unexpected situations.