The Health of Your Home
The Health of Your Home
Your home is your most constant environment. You sleep in it, recover in it, breathe it in thousands of times a day. But what if the air inside your home is quietly working against your health?
Most people never think about indoor air quality until something goes wrong. A diagnosis. A mold discovery. A symptom that just won't go away. We're flipping that script.
In this live session, chiropractor Dr. Stefanie Krupp joins an air quality expert from Oregon Healthy Homes to explore what your environment is actually doing to your nervous system, your inflammation levels, and your body's ability to heal.
What You'll Discover
What common indoor air quality issues actually feel like in your body
The link between your home environment and symptoms like fatigue, tension, and poor sleep
What Oregon Healthy Homes looks for, and why catching it early matters
Simple first steps to assess and improve the air you're breathing at home
Meet the Speakers
Max Payne
Project Manager & Lead Remediation Technician, Oregon Healthy Homes
Max started his career with a degree in renewable energy and a year working in wind turbines, before moving into remediation. For the past five years, he's specialized in mold and water damage remediation, holding certifications through the IICRC. Beyond hands-on remediation, Max works directly with homeowners to help them understand and improve their home's indoor air quality.
Dr. Stefanie Krupp, DC, MS
Chiropractor & Founder, Sustainable Alignment
Dr. Stefanie's work centers on how the environment you live in shapes your nervous system, inflammation, and ability to heal. After uncovering her own air quality issues this year, she's bringing that lived experience, not just clinical theory, to this conversation.
Reserve Your Spot
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While you wait for the 25th, here's a head start on your own assessment:
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