Boost your health by improving your environment

I would like to thank you very much for your advice regarding xenoestrogens, which has led to a significant improvement of my menstruation cycle. The basal body temperature curve also looks much better than it did 1.5 years ago. I am very satisfied and I will try my next attempts to conceive without any additional hormones. The brochure with the information on xenoestrogens is very helpful and many friends and relatives have also benefited from it! I have also finally found a high-quality, portable infrared sauna for my home, which supports my detoxification a lot and makes a clearly noticeable difference in my life… All in all, the “brain fog” caused by the MS (multiple sclerosis) is now becoming less and less.

Oliver Kaube is a chemical engineer FH and a medically certified health consultant GGB. He has more than 30 years of experience in the assessment of drinking water quality. He can confirm that our drinking water today is contaminated with a large number of chemical substances. In technical jargon, these are known as trace substances or micropollutants. The most sensitive contaminants in terms of human toxicology include heavy metals and hormone-like substances. However, pesticides, drug residues and so-called “forever chemicals” (PFAS) also pose a potential risk to the humans. As the Phoenix Health project emphasizes, a high-quality water filter system reduces exposure to pollutants, in the best case even by 100%. This significantly relieves the body and allows it to focus on other important tasks. Always with the aim of balancing the body’s own functions and maintaining health.  

I had the pleasure of meeting Tomáš Hraško at the CAS Garden Therapy 2023 of the Zurich University of Applied Sciences ZHAW. In his lecture “Nature as a source of health”, he spoke about the complex effects of nature and all its facets on people’s health and almost all organ systems. As a doctor and certified nature and forest therapy guide, he has a wealth of knowledge about the health benefits of nature. I wish him every success with his Phoenix Health project.

I consider the “Phoenix Health” project to be extremely fascinating and valuable. The dedication of Tomas Hrasko and his wife to promoting health and raising awareness of environmental pollutants is admirable. In a world that needs more people committed to health and environmental protection, this project sets an inspiring standard.

As a medical doctor and expert witness in the field of clinical environmental medicine, I see how strongly health can be influenced by the environment and the living environment. As an expert on the impact of wood preservatives on health, I see how many different organ systems can be affected by these and many other pollutants. I am glad that Project Phoenix Health has come into being. I see the reduction of all possible potentially harmful environmental and ambient factors that have been thoroughly and systematically investigated as a step in the direction of global health improvement.  I wish the Phoenix Health project every success!

I appreciate Phoenix Health’s commitment to improving the health of the planet and humanity. As an expert in nutritional and environmental medicine, I recognize that the biological quality of food plays a very important role in optimal health, in addition to the composition of the diet. I wish the Phoenix Health project every success on a global scale.

People spend up to 90% of their time indoors. It is therefore extremely important to minimize harmful influences in our immediate environment in order to maintain and promote our health. I supported Tomas and Gabriela Hrasko during the renovation of their house to minimize the future exposure to pollutants and EMFs in the house. The Phoenix Health Project provides authentic recommendations and agrees with my opinion that it is important to reduce exposure to chemicals (such as pesticides and solvents), microbiological factors (such as mold and bacteria) and physical factors (such as noise and electromagnetic fields) indoors as much as possible to protect our health.

As a speaker on the topic of “heavy metals” at the clinical environmental medicine workshop in Würzburg, I met my colleague Tomas Hrasko for the first time.  I appreciate his commitment as a doctor in environmental medicine. I have been working scientifically on the topic of heavy metals for decades. My research reports and publications have been published internationally. It is particularly important to me that all citizens are informed about the dangers of environmental pollution. Toxic metals are found in fine dust, drinking water and the like. Phoenix Health provides expert information on amalgam restoration, heavy metal removal (chelation therapy) if necessary, and a healthy diet. Another topic and concern for Phoenix Health is indoor air pollutants, an important and often overlooked component for maintaining health. I send the Phoenix Health project my best wishes for a successful start!