The Wellness Witch Podcast Q&A: Breast Implants and Autoimmunity, Tips for Working Night Shifts, Healing Adult Acne and DIY Bug Repellent
Welcome to another Q&A episode! Listen in as I answer some of your questions and give tips on how to stay healthy despite working night shifts.
You can find all the info and links about this episode at https://holisticwellness.ca/episode63.
Topics Discussed in this Episode:
- My thoughts on breast implants and autoimmunity
- What essential oils to use to create wasp and mosquito repellents
- How to deal with adult acne
- Tips on how to stay healthy despite working night shifts
Key Takeaways:
- There is definitely toxicity in silicon and saline implants, and more women who have had breast implants are now choosing to take them out because they have been causing so much inflammation and pain. After doing so, these women are reported to experience a better quality of life and health.
- There could be a lot of reasons as to why you have autoimmunity. It could be heavy metal toxicity, environmental exposure, and toxicity from implants among other things.
- How to make a DIY bug repellant:
- In a small spray bottle, put 3 to 6 drops each of clove + lemongrass + geranium, and top it off with a small amount of water.
- Fill a 2 to 3-ounce bottle, fill it with two-thirds of water, and add about 15 drops each of lavender + lemongrass + peppermint.
- The biggest factors that contribute to inflammation are dairy, gluten, and sugar.
- When your circadian rhythm is disrupted, you can end up craving more sugar and wanting to eat more because it can impact our insulin and cortisol levels.
Action Steps:
- Pop a vitamin B1 before you go to where there are mosquitoes. There’s something in the B1 that gives off this aroma from your skin that deters them from biting you.
- If you’re dealing with adult acne, eat anti-inflammatory foods and avoid dairy, gluten, and sugar.
- If you’re working night shifts, make sure to schedule your sleep. Use blackout blinds and blue light blocking glasses.
- Support your gut health by eating clean whole foods.
- Incorporate a lot of relaxation and meditation in your daily life.
- Spend some time under the sun and get vitamin D in.
Samantha said:
“Your wellbeing and our self-care has to go up to the next level when you are working a night shift because you really are flipping your circadian rhythm and it’s really unnatural for your body to be in that phase”
“Even though you may not have physical stressors going on in your life or psychological stressors going on in your life, the fact that you’re just working night shifts and you are up during the wee hours of the night, it is a stressor to the body.”
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