Poisoned environment - poisoned human.
„You can't plant an orchid in poisoned soil and expect it to bloom."
— Prof. Dr. med. Jörg Spitz
Plastic, pesticides, heavy metals, microplastics, electrosmog - all work epigenetically.
We are exposed to hundreds of chemical substances daily.
Particularly problematic: Hormone-active substances in plastic, cosmetics and food.
Pesticides, heavy metals, plasticizers and co. act like epigenetic saboteurs.
Toxins affect hormone balance, damage the microbiome and disrupt cell membranes.
Environment beats molecule: A gene in the wrong environment becomes dysfunctional.
The role of environmental medicine is growing - but it is still marginalized in the classical system.
The body has its own detoxification systems - but they are overwhelmed by modern toxin floods.
Prevention also means: Minimizing toxin exposure and supporting the body's own detoxification.
You can't plant an orchid in poisoned soil and expect it to bloom.
Without a healthy environment, no health - no matter how good the genes are.
Environment beats molecule.
Context determines whether our biological systems work or fail.
How lifestyle, environment and nutrition control our genes.
Humans as an ecosystem. Trillions of helpers in the gut control the immune system, hormones and psyche.
We are biological beings, not digital. The body needs nature.
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