What if the number one cause of heart disease isn’t cholesterol… but toxins? 👀
Triple board-certified cardiologist Dr. Christopher Davis has tested thousands of patients and found the same alarming pattern: environmental toxins + hidden inflammation are silently wrecking our hearts.
The scary part? Women in their 30s and 40s often have vague symptoms that get ignored—until it’s too late.
In this episode of Biohacking with Brittany, we uncover:
🔥 The hidden toxins showing up in almost every patient
🔥 Why standard heart disease testing is failing women
🔥 How saunas + detox can protect your heart long before medication
🔥 The #1 test Dr. Davis says every woman should take right now (I’m getting this too!)
Your doctor probably isn’t talking about this. But you need to hear it.
🎧 Listen to The Toxins Behind Heart Disease: What Your Doctor Isn’t Testing For with Dr. Christopher Davis — now streaming everywhere.
Have you had your toxin levels tested?
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From my experience, understanding the real causes of heart disease goes beyond just monitoring cholesterol levels. I've learned that inflammation and oxidative stress—often triggered by environmental toxins like metals, pesticides, PFAS (forever chemicals), and plastics—are significant hidden contributors to cardiovascular problems. Many of us are exposed to these toxins without realizing it, which can quietly damage the heart over time. Standard heart tests may miss these underlying issues, particularly in women, who often have symptoms that are vague or dismissed. That’s why Dr. Davis emphasizes ordering specific environmental toxin testing for patients. This approach helped me identify harmful exposures I wasn’t aware of and better manage my heart health. In addition to testing, practical steps like regular sauna sessions and detox protocols can support reducing the toxin load and inflammation in the body. These methods have become a key part of my wellness routine and have positively impacted my cardiovascular wellbeing. If you haven’t had your toxin levels assessed, it’s worth discussing with your healthcare provider. Early detection and proactive detoxification can make a huge difference in preventing heart disease rather than waiting until medications or invasive treatments are needed.



















































