Every episode of Your Indoor Air Podcast starts with a story worth telling and a partner willing to help us share it. For two recent conversations, that partner was HNST Environmental, and we are truly grateful.
HNST Environmental's sponsorship helped us bring two very different but deeply connected episodes to our listeners. One centers on families fighting for their children's health. The other explains the science of what happens inside the body after exposure. Together, they send a message we hope every listener hears: your symptoms are real, answers exist, and you don't have to figure this out alone.
We don't take that kind of support lightly. Conversations like these take time, care, and resources to produce, and they matter most to people who are searching for answers late at night or sitting in a doctor's office feeling unheard. HNST Environmental's willingness to stand behind this kind of education means more people will find the information they need, when they need it.
Here's a look back at the two episodes HNST Environmental helped bring to life:
Sick at School: How Toxic Mold Impacts Student Health
When children get sick from the environments meant to protect them, families are forced into impossible situations. This episode shares the stories of parents who refused to stay silent—and what their fight revealed.
Lyme, Mold, and CIRS Explained: How Hidden Illness Hijacks the Immune System
Dr. Christian Navarro-Torres of CIRS Lab explains Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome. He covers how biotoxins from water-damaged buildings and chronic infections can keep the immune system stuck in overdrive, and which tests can bring clarity. He also shares real recovery stories, so the episode offers both solid science and genuine hope.
To the HNST Environmental team: thank you for investing in education that reaches people when they need it most. We're proud to count you among our Corporate Partners.
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