Overview

Overview

You are about to embark on a journey that uncovers many things you were unaware of in your environment. The most alarming one being your home. We encourage you to have an open mind while discovering these things. You might be scared or even furious that no one has every told you these things before. Again, we encourage you keep an open mind and to put those feelings into direct action. By no means do we want to create insurmountable fear, but we do want to inform you of the decisions you can make for the health and safety of yourself, your family, and generations to come. Enjoy!

Coincidence?

The increased incidence of hormonal imbalances coincide with industrialization and the introduction of a wide variety of chemicals into our environment. Unfortunately, there is not much available data on the health effects of chronic low-dose exposure to many of these compounds, yet new ones are introduced every week. Most of these chemicals are known as persistent organic pollutants (POP), because they don’t break down, accumulate in the food chain, and persist in our environment. POPs can have additive and synergistic effects, so it’s quite difficult to truly understand the far-reaching consequences they have on human health.

Because certain industrial and agricultural chemicals disrupt the very way that our endocrine system functions, they are commonly known as endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDC). EDCs can change how hormones are produced, the way that they attach to receptors, and the way that they interact with each other. EDCs can accumulate and wreak havoc in our tissues, as well as the environment, over a lifetime.

Unfortunately, doctors rarely ever recognize the potential effects that pharmaceuticals, stress, and toxins have on our bodies. Not only that, but they rarely consider that these environmental toxic exposures have anything to do with their patient’s hormonal imbalances and symptoms!

Clearing up the Confusion

You’ve likely read articles or perhaps heard on the news about the importance of cleaning up your environmental exposure. However, it can be overwhelming to decipher what chemicals to avoid, what products to buy, and trust that the new products will live up to your expectations.

Hence the creation of this guide. We will educate you on what your body is being exposed to daily, how your body processes these toxins, how to reduce the load of exposure, and how to increase your innate detoxification pathways in order to balance your hormones and feel symptom-free. With knowledge, comes power, let's get started!

Non-Disclosure Agreement

This form is intended to provide you with certain information related to your work with Stesha as a health and nutrition coach and educator.

Stesha provides advice and guidance related to nutrition, training, and recovery. She provides one-on-one coaching and course material to help clients overcome their most limiting health, nutrition, and mindset barriers. She seeks to help improve a client’s relationship with his or her body and food.

Stesha’s work is informed by her experience and credentials:

  • B.S. Chemical Engineering (2014)
  • B.S. Biological Engineering (2014)
  • ACE Certified Personal Trainer (2015)
  • PN Certified Nutrition Coach (2015)
  • CF-L1 CrossFit Trainer (2016)
  • CSCS Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (2016)
  • CISSN Certified Sports Nutritionist from ISSN (2018)
  • Nutrition, Fitness, and Health Coach for 4 years working with hundreds of clients

By paying for this course, you understand, acknowledge, and accept that Stesha: 

  • Is NOT a Registered Dietitian or Licensed Nutritionist and should not be considered a substitute for a qualified doctor or health care professional;
  • DOES NOT diagnose, treat, or cure any disease or condition; and
  • Recommends that you consult your doctor before making any changes to your diet or exercise regime.

You should never disregard medical advice or delay seeking it in reliance on information provided by Stesha. Stesha believes that the information she provides directly to you, including that on her website and in this course, is accurate, but she cannot guarantee such accuracy. She therefore makes no warranty as to the accuracy of that information. It is your responsibility to verify such matters independently from primary sources of information and by taking specific professional advice.

By submittig payment for this course, you acknowledge that you give your informed consent to Stesha Gulick to provide you with health and nutrition coaching services. You further acknowledge that no guarantees have been made to you about the results of such services provided. You understand that you can revoke your consent at any time by informing Stesha in writing that you wish to end your coaching relationship with her.  

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