Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa beres

You know what? Making your home less toxic can be quite a puzzle! I never even thought about hidden toxins in my home until I chatted with some guests on my podcast. It got me thinking about where these toxins might be hiding.  To keep things manageable, I decided to tackle it one room at a time. I also didn't want to toss out stuff I loved and paid good money for, even if they were "just a little toxic."   And what does "just a little toxic" actually mean? HELP! That's why I started looking for a lower-cost way to detox my home. And that's how I found Ron and Lisa Beres, the Healthy Home Dream Team. Lisa's life turned upside down after she became severely ill from exposure to toxins in a newly remodeled home. On her healing journey, she discovered simple and inexpensive ways to detox your home, office, and probably the most crucial room for women: the bathroom! Did you know that women are exposed to hundreds of toxins (beauty products) before leaving the house in the morning? UGH!   Visit whydidigetcancer.com for full show notes. _________ Young Living Essential Oils I love!  I have FINALLY found an essential oil company that I LOVE! I use the Young Living brand of oils because I'm impressed with their quality and commitment to sourcing the best products with the least environmental impact. I'm not easy to impress! Hit the link in my bio to see my list of favorite Young Living oils.  Make sure to use the code SHAREYL to get 10% off your first $50 or more order! ________ This episode is sponsored in part by ButcherBox. ButcherBox  New ButcherBox users who sign up from October 21st to November 19th can choose to receive a whole turkey, turkey breast, or spiral ham in their first box. And, BONUS, you will also get $20 off your first order. That's a 10-14 pound turkey for FREE in your first box! If the turkey isn't your thing, you could choose an 8-pound, humanely raised spiral ham for FREE! So, with the $20 off your first box combined with either the free turkey or ham (a $49 value), that's $70 off your first month, woot-woot! Go to the link, www.butcherbox.com/enos, and use the code “enos” to get this offer. This podcast is for informational purposes only and none of the information should be construed as medical advice. Listeners should seek guidance from their own medical team before making any medical or lifestyle changes.

After moving into her new home, Lisa Beres quickly started to feel not quite right. It took some time to pinpoint where her symptoms were coming from, but once she did, she was on a mission to eradicate the source of the problem - her newly remodeled home!  Along with her husband Ron, they are The Healthy Home Dream Team®, and they want to help you detox your environment with cheap and easy tips.  In today's episode, they share a ton of useful information about making informed choices – a healthy diet, regular exercise, and even forsaking conventional deodorants in favor of a chemical-free lifestyle. They will teach us about detoxifying one's surroundings and uncovering toxins hidden in everyday products. Let's learn the secrets to creating a healthier and more mindful living environment with The Healthy Home Dream Team®. Visit whydidigetcancer.com for full show notes. --- The key to becoming a meal prep master? Staying stocked up on the essentials. ButcherBox is here to help you do just that. They're offering our listeners their choice of a weeknight meal must-have—3 lbs of chicken thighs, 2 lbs of ground beef, or 1 lb of premium steak tips—for free in every order for a whole year! Plus, get $20 off your first order. Sign up today at butcherbox.com/enos and use code 'enos' to choose your free offer and get $20 off. --- The Body Deli:  Here are my favorite products that are always in my bathroom: Creme de la Rose moisturizer. Phoenix lift face and neck oil (when I run out of this, my face gets so dry and cranky!) Blueberry Fusion Cleanser. Vitamin C Serum.  Body Deli: Use the code 'ENOS15' at checkout for 15% off!   The Body Deli – Why Did I Get Cancer?

Lisa Beres is a renowned healthy home expert, Baubiologist, accomplished author, professional speaker, and Telly award-winning media personality. She specializes in helping busy individuals eliminate toxins from their homes through simple, practical solutions that improve health. Together with her husband, Ron, she co-founded The Healthy Home Dream Team and an online membership, The Healthy Babes Academy. Lisa is the author of "My Body, My House," a children's book, and co-author of "Just GREEN It! Simple Swaps to Save the Planet & Your Health." Lisa has made notable appearances on national television shows like "Dr. Oz," "The Rachael Ray Show," "TODAY," and others. As an experienced Baubiologist, she focuses on how the built environment affects human and ecological health. In this podcast episode, Lisa discusses common factors that may contribute to health issues in your home. She provides practical solutions, including tips on identifying and addressing mold problems and suggesting indoor plants that can help improve air quality. 2:30 Introduction  5:19 Baubiologist  12:00 Putting your health first  20:46 Fragrances  24:00 Mold  34:11 Portable Air Purifiers    2 Exclusive Gifts for our listeners from THE HEALTHY HOME DREAM TEAM: Free Gift #1 Free Gift #2  Connect with Lisa Beres: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ronandlisa/ Website:https://ronandlisa.com/?fbclid=IwAR0HxVvNR6MOqu4TiWzIoIimcJqbx10dOeIFSPSxHEVOkntQ0ySu-hB8kwY Linktree: https://linktr.ee/ronandlisa   For more from The Conscious Builder go to: The Conscious Builder Website: www.theconsciousbuilder.com The Conscious Builder Academy: www.consciousbuilderacademy.com Podcast: www.theconsciousbuilder.com/podcast YouTube: www.YouTube.com/theconsciousbuilder Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_conscious_builder/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-conscious-builder Facebook: www.facebook.com/theconsciousbuilder  

Lisa choose two episodes from several years ago where Andrea Donsky was co-hosting with her and they were joined by Lisa Beres who talks about why you should ditch commercial deodorants and switch to all natural and how our dogs and cats are exposed to toxins just like us and how to reduce them. Be sure to check out our sponsors:https://lilyofthedesert.com/https://oneearthbodycare.com/https://yumwoof.com/https://drjudymorgan.com/

In this episode, I welcome Lisa Beres, co-host of the Healthy Home Hacks podcast, to talk about an important topic: toxins in our homes. Lisa started on this journey after she became ill in what she thought was the perfect, new home. She tells us about the common hidden toxins and how we can avoid them so we can create happier, healthier homes for ourselves and our clients.Lisa recommended two companies that have helpful products for you to check out:Earthing Pads (for grounding)AiresTech EMF device protection. Use code RONANDLISA for 25% off!Guest Bio Lisa Beres is a Healthy Home Authority, Baubiologist, published author, professional speaker and Telly award-winning media personality who teaches busy women how to eliminate toxins from their home with simple, step-by-step solutions to improve their health. After becoming ill from toxins in a newly remodeled home and together with her husband, Ron, Lisa co-founded The Healthy Home Dream Team and The Healthy Babes Academy. Lisa is the author of the children's book My Body, My House and co-author of Just GREEN It! Simple Swaps to Save the Planet & Your Health. Lisa's national television appearances include "Dr. Oz," “The Home Shopping Network, "The Rachael Ray Show," "Nightly News," "TODAY," "The Doctors," "Fox & Friends," "Chelsea Lately" and "The Suzanne Somers Show. Today, through content creation (a blog with over 900 articles), a podcast, Healthy Home Hacks, and online digital training programs, Lisa helps people thrive, not just survive in today's toxic world.Featured in this episodeFeatured candle: Beeswax candle from Mithras CandleFeatured Tarot deck: Radiant Crystal Cards by Bouchette DesignConnect with LisaLinks:Healthy Home Hacks PodcastWebsiteInstagramAre you an interior designer or are you interested in Holistic Interior Design? Check out my membership program, the Design Coven! This program is a real-world industry mentorship for Holistic Interior Designers that has everything you won't find in traditional design school curriculum. You'll learn from practicing interior designers working on real life projects, and get access to cutting edge vendors, suppliers, furniture makers, textile designers, and design resources that I've curated over my 17 years of design experience. As a member, you'll have the opportunity to build valuable relationships of your own. Learn more.Connect with Rachel LarraineWebsiteInstagramPatreonInterior Design Services

We're taking a holiday break from healthy living tips this episode to take you on our personal journey. It all began 20 years ago on the Hermosa Beach Pier in sunny Southern California. Yours truly are healthy home authorities, but not so long ago, we weighed a combined total of 50 pounds more than today and were clueless about the plethora of toxins that permeate our homes, personal care, and household products. Join us as Lisa Beres reveals her past role in a B-horror film and how she became the aerobics instructor for the Arizona State University's women's golf team while Ron Beres shares his number one fear and his time spent on Hollywood sets. We're getting personal with James Lipton-Esque-styled rapid-fire questions to each other so you can get to know us a bit better. Hold on to your seatbelts as we journey backward; it might get bumpy!

In this episode, Baubiologists, Ron and Lisa Beres, speak with doctors Justyna and Victor Sanders about the risks, symptoms, and outcomes of the current COVID-19 pandemic. We delve into which portion of the population is at the highest risk of contracting COVID-19 and take a deep dive into what the short-term and long-term effects are. We discuss treatments that can help prevent acquiring the virus, surprising foods that can keep your immune system strong, what's soap got to do with, and finally what remedies are lurking on the hopeful-horizon. You'll also discover what the hack optimizing versus boosting your immune system really means. You'll learn how to prepare your immune system to be well-equipped to fight the infectious disease known as COVID-19. Husband and wife, Dr.'s Justyna of Prescription Lifestyle, and Victor Sanders will share their thoughts on which plant-based foods can aid in the prevention of the novel coronavirus and the supplements you should NOT take if you contract COVID-19. Lastly, the dynamic doctor duo will unpack herd immunity and antibodies and share a peek into what the future landscape looks like for us all.

Do you have enough time to spend on ALL the things that really matter to you? If not, you're going to love this episode where we talk about boundaries and focus - the essential ingredients for creating balance in our life.  My guests are Ron and Lisa Beres, husband and wife business partners known as the Healthy Home Dream Team. Ron and Lisa share a part of their journey, when they realized that they were sacrificing important pieces of their lives for the sake of their work - and how they shifted their focus to create more balance and meaning. In this episode, you’ll hear: How having "enough" time and energy is about choosing to live a life that is balanced among the things that really matter. Ron & Lisa’s tips for getting focused and creating boundaries. 4 mantras to create more balance and a healthier business. Visit www.sparkandvictory.com/2 for complete show notes, download the free worksheet and transcript for the episode, and find links to all the things we mentioned here.

Find out how to remove toxins from your living environment in this episode of A Teaspoon of Healing! I am joined by Lisa Beres of Ron and Lisa, The Healthy Home Dream Team. Lisa is a Building Biologist, certified Green Building Professional and author. We talk about the toxic chemicals found in your home, such as formaldehyde, fragrance, pesticides, and more, as well as their effects on your health. We also discuss ways to make your home healthier. Lisa also shares her story of healing from living in a brand new home that ended up actually being toxic to her health.

Join Evelyn Lopez and Mitch Ratcliffe to talk recycling and Earth-friendly living. This week, Earth911.com writer Lisa Beres joins the conversation to talk no-stick cookware that is healthy and safe for the environment. Learn how to recycle the backing peeled off stickers and what to do you can and can't do when recycling styrofoam cups, as well as how Amazon's new shipping envelopes are a step in the right direction. We also take a tour of an eco-village and learn what it takes to make the move from new residents.

Join Evelyn Lopez and Mitch Ratcliffe to talk recycling and Earth-friendly living. This week, Earth911.com writer Lisa Beres joins the conversation to talk no-stick cookware that is healthy and safe for the environment. Learn how to recycle the backing peeled off stickers and what to do you can and can't do when recycling styrofoam cups, as well as how Amazon's new shipping envelopes are a step in the right direction. We also take a tour of an eco-village and learn what it takes to make the move from new residents.

Home delivery for meal kits, fresh produce and even personal care products is becoming much more widespread, accessible and economical.In our fast-paced society, it's far too easy to swing through the drive-thru or order take-out from the comfort of your own home.All of that processed food is taking a toll on your health and the health of your family members. Fortunately, home delivery for meal kits, fresh produce and even personal care products is becoming much more widespread, accessible and economical.Lisa Beres, Certified Green Building Professional, joins Andrea and Lisa to share some of her favorite home delivery resources.Door to Door OrganicsFarmbox DirectSun BasketGreen ChefBlue ApronHello FreshHome ChefFresh RealmPurple Carrot22 Days NutritionGreen Polka Dot Box

A great Green Divas Health & Beauty with GD Lisa Beres of Ron & Lisa, who talks about why synthetic perfumes and fragrances stink and what we need to know about their harmful effects.

When it comes to toxic exposure, radon is something that is often overlooked; even though it's a known carcinogen.When it comes to toxic exposure, radon is something that is often overlooked; even though it's a known carcinogen.Radon is the number-one cause of lung cancer among non-smokers and the second leading cause of cancer among smokers. It's becoming such an issue, that lung cancer is now surpassing breast cancer as the leading cause of cancer death in women.The tricky part is that radon is colorless, odorless, and tasteless. Most people won't test for a toxin if there is not an immediately recognizable threat. Recent reports cited granite counter tops as a culprit. While there is some validity to this, it's often not the main problem. Radon is a gas; a byproduct of the decomposition of uranium (which is found naturally in the soil). It creeps up through the cracks in the lowest levels of homes and other structures.How can you protect yourself and your family members?Test your home. Some helpful resources include the website sosradon.org, as well as the American Lung Association. Tests are affordable and you can do them yourself.Certified Green Building Professional, Lisa Beres, joins host Andrea Donsky to explain the dangers of radon, as well as simple yet effective ways to test your home.

Some home chemicals have been linked to autism.The cause of autism has been long sought but remains unknown. Recent studies have linked autism to certain chemicals.Exposure to certain pesticides, flame retardants, solvents, and more have been linked to autism.Certified Green Building Professional, Lisa Beres, joins Naturally Savvy host, Andrea Donsky, to share more about the dangers of home chemicals and how to avoid those dangers.

This show has many great segments, but the feature is a powerful one with Osprey Orielle Lake, Founder of WECAN (Women Earth and Climate Action Network), who talks about indigenous women around the globe that are standing up for climate action and climate justice. Other segments include Green Dude Mike Nowak on a recycling rant; the Creative Vegetable Gardener on choosing seeds for spring planting; Lisa Beres, of Ron & Lisa about improving indoor air quality; and sorry about the vegetarian Valentine's menu segment, the volume on Diana Rice is way too low and couldn't be fixed. It's only that segment tho. :(

Lisa Beres of Ron & Lisa talks about indoor air quality, which is especially important during the winter months when many of our homes are shut up tight against the cold. She offers some great remedies, including houseplants that help.

Something as simple as a Gerber Daisy can significantly improve your indoor air quality.Marketing tactics have misled many people to believe that air fresheners work to clean the air around you. But, these fresheners don't actually clean air. They just mask the odors in your air with synthetic chemicals, which can cause irritation to your nose, throat, eyes, and skin. This can become problematic when you consider that approximately 90 percent of your time is spent indoors. It's essential that your indoor air is fresh and free of toxins, and plants are one way you can achieve that.The NASA Clean Air Study identified the top plants you can use to improve your indoor air quality. While a total of 50 plants were given accolades for this ability, some of the more common plants included the following:Bamboo PalmSnake PlantAreka PalmSpider PlantPeace LilyGerber DaisyChrysanthemumHow many plants do you need? According to Certified Green Building Professional, Lisa Beres, it's best to have about one plant for every 100 square feet. The good news is, many of the plants on NASA's list are affordable. The benefits expand beyond your home as well. Plants can create healthier air in hospital rooms, office cubicles, and hair or nail salons.Listen in as Beres joins hosts Andrea and Lisa to share more about what's lurking in your indoor air, as well as the specific plants you can use to address poor air quality.

Another big show full of eco-marvelous and important information. Our feature is with Amy Ziff, Founder of Made Safe, an organization working to help create a labeling system for those who wish to live a non-toxic lifestyle. Other segments include a GD Foodie-Phile segment with the Hungry Gopher on making homemade kimchi; GDs @ Home with Lisa Beres on Mold (ick); an Eco-Sexy segment with Veronica Monet and much more.

Yikes! Lisa Beres of Ron & Lisa talks to us about mold -- how it occurs in our homes, why we need to be concerned, and what we can do about it.

Most (if not all) conventional deodorants and antiperspirants contain harmful chemicals and other toxic ingredients.Your body absorbs 60 percent of what you put on it, and that includes your deodorant or antiperspirant. Unfortunately, most (if not all) conventional deodorants and antiperspirants contain harmful chemicals and other toxic ingredients... some of which have been linked to cancer, birth defects, skin irritation, allergies, and more.These ingredients include:Aluminum: Clogs your pores and has been linked to breast cancer and higher risk of Alzheimer's disease. Parabens: Hormone disruptors linked to early puberty and hormonal cancers, including breast cancer.Propylene Glycol: Damages your nervous system, liver, and heart. Main ingredient in antifreeze.Fragrance: Can hide hundreds of chemicals, including phthalates. Sweating is good for your body, because it helps you eliminate these toxins. But, if you're using conventional deodorants and antiperspirants, you're putting those chemicals back in just as fast.If you're looking for a non-toxic deodorant, beware of the word "natural." This term is not overseen by any authoritative source. Instead, look for Certified Organic (not just "organic").Certified Green Building Professional, Lisa Beres, joins Naturally Savvy hosts Andrea and Lisa to share more about the dangers of toxic deodorants, as well as some specific brands she loves to use as an alternative.

There are so many hidden toxins that you bring into your home during the holidays, from artificial trees to synthetic fragrances.There are so many hidden toxins that you bring into your home during the holidays, from artificial trees to synthetic fragrances. Even the cookware you use to make all your holiday feasts and goodies can contain harmful chemicals.Lisa Beres, Certified Green Building Professional, joins Naturally Savvy hosts, Andrea Donsky and Lisa Davis, to discuss which toxins are infiltrating your home and how you can avoid them. Here are her best tips:Artificial trees are made with polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which contains lead and other dangerous chemicals. These chemicals can get into the dust in the air, so even if you're not constantly touching the tree, there is a residual effect. While real trees are a great option, they can harbor pollen, mold and other airborne irritants that some individuals simply cannot tolerate. In that case, you can look for a "PE" tree, made with non-toxic polyethylene.Remember to continually damp dust and wipe any ornaments or decorations that you're pulling out of closets or the attic... again, dust is the main conduit for indoor air pollution.Poinsettias are exceptional at removing formaldehyde from indoor air, so make sure you place a few of them around your home.Watch out for scented fragrances (candles, scented sprays) and avoid paraffin wax candles, which are petroleum-based. Look for candles made of soy or beeswax, and ones that are scented with essential oils.Don't forget to change your furnace filters as well and invest in an air purifier; both are quite affordable.Listen in as Beres shares even more tips for creating a healthy holiday home.

Many conventional toothpastes contain toxic ingredients, some of which have been linked to cancer.You know how important it is to brush your teeth and have overall good dental and oral health.But, many conventional toothpastes contain toxic ingredients. Lisa Beres, Certified Green Building Professional, discusses the top five toxins you should avoid in terms of your oral and dental care.Fluoride: very toxic when ingested at high levels. Saccharine: a sweetener that has been linked to bladder cancer among other health issues.Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS): has been known to cause microscopic tears in mouth (which can lead to canker sores).Carrageenan: linked to gastrointestinal inflammation and ulcers. Propylene Glycol: main active ingredient in anti-freeze that's used to soften cosmetic products. It has been linked to damage to the central nervous system, liver, and heart. The dangers can also reach beyond these toxins. The average toothbrush can contain 10 million bacteria, including E. coli and staph. Listen in as Beres joins hosts Andrea and Lisa to share more about toxic toothpastes, as well as some healthy and safe alternatives.

So, here's another great marketing lie - fluoride is good for you. Lisa Beres of Ron & Lisa talks about why we need to ditch the fluoride.

Lisa Beres, of Ron and Lisa The Healthy Home Team, offers us some excellent healthy home hacks (that save money too!).

RoundUp is the number-one herbicide being used today, despite being linked to diseases like cancer.RoundUp is the number-one herbicide being used today, and it's remained the herbicide of choice because it's extremely effective at killing weeds in gardens, lawns and even agricultural fields.However, it's been linked to both acute health conditions, as well as serious diseases like cancer. Monsanto is the creator of RoundUp, and it comes as no surprise that the company has also been behind a number of other toxic elements from our past and current environments (Agent Orange, DDT, PCBs, Bovine Growth Hormone, and even the Atomic Bomb).Glyphosate is the active ingredient in RoundUp, which has been linked specifically to Parkinson's disease and cancer. Another ingredient, POEA, is toxic to embryos, and can suffocate embryonic and placental cells.What are some natural alternatives to RoundUp?Vinegar mixed with natural dish soap will burn the foliage and lower the pH in the soil so the weeds won't grow back. Corn meal gluten is also a great option, as are a variety of essential oils. You can also tailor your landscaping to be conducive to fewer weeds by using native plants.Lisa Beres, Certified Green Building Professional, joins host Lisa Davis to share more about the dangers of RoundUp, as well as some effective natural alternatives.

Lisa Beres and her husband Ron Beres are healthy home experts, building biologists, published authors, professional speakers and Telly Award Winning TV media personalities who help busy people eliminate toxins from their home with simple solutions to improve their health. They are also the founders of The Healthy Home Dream Team, and the creators of Change Your Home, Change Your Health in 30 Days. Lisa Beres is the author of the children's book "My Body My House," and the duo are co-authors of "Just GREEN It! Simple Swaps to Save the Planet & Your Health."  Lisa and Ron's TV appearances include "Dr. Oz," "The Rachael Ray Show," "Nightly News with Brian Williams," "TODAY," "The Doctors" and "Fox & Friends." Lisa is a regular contributor to the Huffington Post and Earth 911. Visit www.RonandLisa.com and www.JustGreenIt.net. Get the Off the Grid Into the Heart CD by Sister Jenna.  Like America Meditating & on Twitter.  Free Pause for Peace App for Apple or Android  

Join me, Ron, and Lisa as we talk about making your home aka your sanctuary a healthy place! The Healthy Home Dream Team®, Ron & Lisa Beres, are healthy home experts - Certified Green Building Professionals (CGBP), Building Biologists (BBEI),  and published authors of several books including, Just GREEN It!  In addition to testing the health of homes, their consulting business includes celebrities and Fortune 500's.  The duo appeared as experts on The Rachael Ray Show, The Suzanne Show, The Doctors, Fox & Friends, The Today Show with Matt Lauer, NBC’s Nightly News with Brian Williams, Discovery’s Greenovate + Chelsea Lately on E!  www.RonandLisa.com Tia Johnson is a Gateway Dreaming™ Coach, an ANGEL THERAPY PRACTITIONER®, a certified Reiki Practitioner, and a Certified Crystal Healer. Tia also has a forthcoming book, To Be Goddess Every Woman Is A Goddess; Discover Your Domain In Which You Reign Supreme. www.violetsanctuaryspa.com www.facebook.com/thevioletsanctuaryspa Call in numbers: Domestic- 6199961641 International (must use skype)- 9178897908 Time zone:Noon EST; 11AM CST; 10AM MST;  9AM PST;   http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock