Hormone imbalances have quickly become a trendy topic with copious amounts of patchy info floating about the inter-web.  Although increased awareness of hormone health is indeed a good thing, the fad aura of it has lead to many individuals being overwhelmed and confused on where to begin to take back their health.  In part 2 of this webinar series, I dive deep into many underlying causes of endocrine disruption and hormone imbalance.  Be sure to check out part 1 here if you haven't already.

Welcome everyone to the second Kind Spotlight where we spotlight people + businesses doing all sorts of kind things, sharing their passions, and making an impact on the world. 

Brendan has been one of my clients + quickly became a friend. His passion, knowledge + dedication for making a positive impact on the wellbeing of people is nothing short of inspiring.

I hope you enjoy this Kind Spotlight, but first, here's a little bit about Brendan + his business.

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Here’s what you need to know:

-Methylation has become a hot topic in the functional health world with both good and bad information being presented everywhere.

-Methylation is just one of limitless biochemical pathways that can be influenced by lifestyle and diet.

-Although methylation can’t be fully controlled, we do now have plenty of evidence on how to positively influence it.

-Genetic and lifestyle factors can inhibit your ability to methylate in the body.

-Being a key feature of many crucial biochemical processes, impaired methylation can severely impair health, fertility, detox, neurotransmitter balance, DNA repair and much more.

-We all have genetic variations, some significant, some not.  Genetics may load the gun, but environment and lifestyle pull the trigger.