🦠 Parasite Detox: Start Where You’re At Tonight, Renee Mohr is going live for an open, honest Q&A on parasite detoxification and why this topic matters for far more people than realize. ⏰ Tonight at 7PM EST 📍 Inside the Holistic American Health Academy (HAHA) This live session is open to all, but attendance requires joining HAHA, our free community where all live conversations are now hosted. What to know before tonight: • HAHA is FREE to join • No Zoom • No registration • Just join the group and show up Parasites can influence energy, digestion, skin, immunity, brain health, and overall wellness. Whether you’re just beginning your holistic journey or have been doing this work for years, this conversation meets you where you are. Renee will break down parasite detoxification in a clear, grounded, and practical way, and you’ll be able to ask real questions live. How to Attend Tonight: 1️⃣ Join the Holistic American Health Academy (FREE): https://www.skool.com/holisticamerican/about 2️⃣ Go to the Calendar once inside 3️⃣ Show up for the live Q&A ✨ No Zoom ✨ No forms ✨ Replays available Direct meeting link: https://www.skool.com/live/zKphwv4lwX7 If you cannot attend live, replays are anchored in the Q&A replay section where HAHA’s full holistic video library lives, with content going all the way back to February 2024. Replay access requires a HAHA Premium membership. If you are not Premium, you’ll need to attend live to receive the information. Last step before tonight: Be sure to join Renee’s Skool group, Mohr Natural: https://www.skool.com/mohr-natural-4430/about Set a reminder, get settled, and come ready for a powerful conversation.

Vaping is often framed as the cleaner cousin of smoking. No ash. No lingering cigarette stench. A cloud that smells like fruit instead of fire. But when we zoom out and look through a holistic health lens, secondhand vaping deserves much more scrutiny than it gets. Secondhand vapor is not “just water.” What’s released into the air is an aerosol made up of ultrafine particles that linger, travel, and get inhaled by everyone nearby. These particles are small enough to reach deep into the lungs, bypassing many of the body’s natural filtration systems. From a systems based perspective, that matters. Most vape liquids contain nicotine or synthetic nicotine, even when labeled low dose. Nicotine is a neuroactive substance. When inhaled secondhand, it can still affect the nervous system, adrenal response, and heart rate, particularly in children, pregnant women, and those with compromised detox pathways. Developing brains are especially vulnerable, and children breathe faster than adults, increasing their exposure. Beyond nicotine, vape aerosols commonly contain volatile organic compounds, heavy metals like nickel and lead, and flavoring agents that were never designed to be inhaled. Some of these compounds are known to trigger oxidative stress. Oxidative stress is not just a buzzword. It is a real biological process linked to inflammation, hormone disruption, and immune imbalance. Another overlooked layer is indoor air quality. Holistic health emphasizes clean water, real food, and low toxin living, yet indoor air is often ignored. Vape aerosols can settle on surfaces, clothing, furniture, and skin. This creates thirdhand exposure, where residues are re released into the air or absorbed through contact over time. For families trying to reduce toxic load, this quietly undermines those efforts. From an energetic standpoint, air is one of our most intimate inputs. We cannot choose not to breathe. When shared spaces contain chemical aerosols, the body must adapt constantly. That chronic adaptation can show up as headaches, respiratory irritation, anxiety, sleep disturbances, or subtle immune stress that is easy to miss and hard to trace.