Wildfire Smoke Is Still In Your Home — Here's How to Test for It and Detox Fast

The smoke cleared weeks ago. You aired out the house, cleaned the surfaces, and assumed you were fine. But wildfire smoke is not just soot — it carries dioxins, furans, and persistent toxic compounds that embed in walls, carpets, HVAC systems, and surfaces in ways that standard cleaning never reaches. Dr. Joe Nieusma is a toxicologist who has spent his career studying exactly what wildfire smoke leaves behind and what it does to the people living inside homes they thought were safe. What he shares about the new industrial hygiene testing approach for smoke-damaged homes, which toxic compounds to specifically test for, and the practical detox strategies from lifestyle basics to how C60 works as an antioxidant will give you the most specific and actionable framework for understanding and reducing your toxic load after wildfire exposure. If you live in or near a wildfire-affected area, this episode may be the most important health conversation you have this year. 🔗 Connect with Dr. Joe Nieusma Visit the official websites:🌐 Superior Toxicology🌐 Live Longer LabsFollow on social media:📱 Instagram: @livelongerlabs📱 Facebook & X (Twitter): @livelongerlabsThe final published Version of Record of Industrial hygiene method for assessing toxic contamination in smoke- and fire-damaged homes is now available Open Access on Taylor & Francis Online: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15376516.2025.2561118 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices