🔬🌿The "Invisible Load" and the Hanford Oak Ridge Legacy 🔬🌿

Growing up in the shadow of these national laboratories, I’ve seen firsthand the dedication of the workers, and I feel a profound responsibility to protect the long-term biological health of those who have sacrificed so much for our country’s progress. By applying modern pharmacognosy to these unique environmental challenges, I’m helping my neighbors and my family move from the legacy of exposure to a future of systemic resilience. Stay tuned for a more in-depth blog post for Poly Purge No. 4.

Meet our latest tincture. One I spent months researching. From the label to the formula, the creation of the product is symbolic to my family's legacy both at The Hanford, and Oak Ridge Labs. The colors represent the school my dad went to in Richland, Washington. The formula was chosen after reading an NIH study. I hope you love this one as much as I do.

We live in a place defined by its scientific history. But as much as we respect the work done in our local laboratories, we also understand the "legacy" it leaves behind in our environment—and our bodies.

I’ve been working on something for those of you who, like me, are concerned with the internal cleanup.

Here’s a teaser of what’s coming: Most people think microplastics are just a "global problem." I see them as a pharmacological challenge. I’m finalizing a new formulation called Poly Purge. It’s built on a 2025 NIH-referenced study showing how specific plant polymers can facilitate the removal of up to 90% of microplastics through a process called bridging flocculation.

This is for the "Cleanup Crews":

• No grain-based alcohol or hidden gluten peptides. 🥔
• Just high-end clinical science designed to help your body aggregate and clear synthetic polymers.