340. How Autism Label Was Misdiagnosed - Cristina Greenfield

Jul 3, 2025

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Cristina and I explore how environmental factors—like toxic mold—can mimic or fuel autism symptoms and how root‑cause healing through diet, environment, and faith freed Cristina’s daughter from her diagnosis. We also discuss shifting from labels to empowerment: asking deeper “source‑related” questions and tailoring solutions to individual risk levels. Make sure to listen to the full interview to learn more.

Cristina Greenfield founded Conscious Healthy Homes after a toxic mold crisis deeply affected her family. A former corporate lawyer, she transitioned to helping others by bridging building science and personal health advocacy. Her mission is to empower families to navigate environmental risk with practical, informed choices.

We discuss the following:

Meet Cristina Greenfield
Cristina’s daughter’s health story
Cristina’s approach to treatment
Autism or environmental issue
Role of faith in healing
From law to health advocacy
Helping clients build healthy homes
How to find healing homes
Renting tips on a budget
HVAC systems and mold risks
Don’t let mold fears control
Advice for healing parents
Where to find Cristina Greenfield

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