323: Total Load Theory: When Your Body Has Had Enough with Patricia Lemer
323: Total Load Theory: When Your Body Has Had Enough with Patricia Lemer  
Podcast: The Christian Health Club Podcast
Published On: Sun Jan 25 2026
Description: In this week’s episode, licensed counselor and author Patricia Lemer brings clarity to so many of today’s complex health issues by explaining Total Load Theory. From autism and ADHD to anxiety, autoimmune conditions, food sensitivities, mold illness, and chronic inflammation, she explains why it’s rarely a single toxin, diagnosis, or genetic flaw at the root. Instead, it’s the cumulative burden-the total load-that slowly overwhelms the body until it reaches a tipping point. In this conversation, we explore:Why “a little bit” of many exposures becomes too muchHow food, chemicals, medications, mold, and environmental toxins add upThe opioid-like effects of gluten and dairy in sensitive individualsWhy detox pathways (pooping, peeing, sweating) matter more than supplements aloneThe overlooked role of the nervous system, trauma, and the vagus nerve in healingWhy the body whispers before it screams-and how to listen soonerHow reducing total load is an act of stewardshipThis episode is for anyone who’s ever felt overwhelmed, sensitive, or frustrated by symptoms that don’t fit neatly into a box and for those who are ready to stop fighting their bodies and start understanding them.🎧 Listen now and learn what it means when your body has had enough.📖 Get the Total Load Theory book✝️ Join The Christian Health Club 📩 Get on my Sunday Sendout List to receive all of my best tips and information! 📲 Check out my website for access to recipes, The Christian Health Club Podcast, free guides, and more! The Ultimate Guide To Protein-Sparing Modified Fast (PSMF)https://thechristiannutritionist.com/psmf A clear, step-by-step guide for burning fat, protecting muscle, and resetting your metabolism.The Protein-Sparing Modified Fast is a short-term, science-backed fasting strategy that:burns fat quicklypreserves lean musclereduces inflammationresets appetite and hunger hormonesstabilizes blood su