Why Health Practitioners Need To Talk About Environmental Toxins
All Health Practitioners Need To Be Able To Talk About Environmental Toxins The evidence that exposure to environmental toxins causes or contributes to nearly all chronic health issues is overwhelming. However, most health practitioners, regardless of modality, are...
End of Year Thoughts
Happy (almost) New Year! As we roll into 2017, I thought I’d share with you my biggest wish… My biggest wish is for people around the world to become conscious… to become fully aware of the impact their choices have on the earth as a whole, and...
Environmental Sensitivities Symposium & Free Book Giveaway
Two cool announcements to share with you today… ONE: James Maskell (Founder of the Evolution of Medicine), is giving away his book. I met James at an event a few months ago, and we immediately connected on the topic of environmental chemicals & the...Certificate Course is SOLD OUT + exciting updates + an important new book on autoimmunity…
The fall 2016 class of the Certificate Course in Environmental Health has officially SOLD OUT. I’m so excited to be stepping into this next class with an amazing group of health practitioners! That this class has reached capacity yet again tells me is that now...
Lara Adler is an Environmental Toxins Expert & Educator and a Certified Holistic Health Coach. She teaches health professionals about the role environmental chemicals play in the rising rates of chronic diseases like weight gain, diabetes, autoimmune conditions, thyroid disorders, infertility, and cancers.
Lara guides her students, helping them seamlessly integrate the conversation about environmental health into their practices. This allows her students to better support their clients and patients, and to stand out in their fields. Her real world approach to dealing with everyday toxin exposures is research based, accessible, and actionable.
She’s taught thousands of allied health practitioners including health coaches, nutritionists, acupuncturists, chiropractors, and women's health experts, from more than 20 countries around the world.
