While air pollution in our cities is a serious concern, a more pressing issue is the growing body of scientific evidence indicating that indoor air is often more polluted than the outdoor air in the most-industrialized cities.

Water is a precious life-sustaining molecule which makes up 70% of the human body. Yet, clean and pure water is becoming increasingly difficult to find, even in our own homes. Tap water in the United States includes a hearty dose of industrial and agricultural contaminants linked to a multitude of negative health effects.

As lighting technology moves forward, some advancements including fluorescent and LED lights have left us a bit in the dark when it comes to our health. Both fluorescent and LED lighting lack the near-infrared light our eyes need. These bulbs also often operate in the 3500K to 6000K spectrum, a spectrum that is detrimental to our eyes.

Health conditions including heart disease and high blood pressure can be linked to unhealthy noise levels both at home, and as you go about your daily activities.

When we look at our bodies in terms of electricity, it is easy to see why outside interference can affect our internal systems. Extensive independent research has shown enough evidence to conclude that bioeffects of EMF/EMR can, and do occur at low levels. Levels that are well below the federal guidelines.

We have reached a point where toxic chemicals have consumed and infiltrated every part of our environment, including our bodies. Consumer products can contain any number of the over 80,000 chemicals currently used in the United States, most have not been tested for safety.  

Mold may seem harmless, however it can cause or exasperate a plethora of health conditions. Visible or hidden mold can be the cause of multiple health conditions.

Is your space well designed or poorly designed? Well, it all depends on how you use the space. From the functionality of your kitchen and office to furniture placement. Flow and Function play a key role in the satisfaction of your environment.

Biophilic Design focuses on human exposure to nature and natural elements. Our modern homes and offices, are often lined with artificial lighting, drywall, painted trim, and synthetic carpets. Many of these spaces lack the natural elements needed to maintain our connection with nature.

Concern for the environment has been an element of Feng Shui for millennia. Tao or ‘the way’, means living in harmony with ourselves, each other and the natural world. This philosophy contains a holistic view, connecting not only the heavens and the earth, but also health medicine, food and lifestyle as part of one interconnected system. Creating balance in our environments, living with  intention, and being mindful of our lives, environments, and outcomes creates a greater purpose.  

A well organized space is often the happiest and most productive. When each item has it’s place, and each place has an appropriate item. All other aspects have the ability to fall into place. 

Creating a environment is the first step in the process. Learning how to properly maintain your environment is essential for continued health and wellbeing.