For women who are done guessing and ready to think for themselves.
Clean living isn't just about better products, it's about better judgment.
When my ovarian cyst burst, I delivered flowers to a waiting bride first.
Then I drove myself to the ER.
What was supposed to be a two-hour surgery became eight.
My medical team was surprised by how fast I recovered. I wasn't.
When you've been living this way for most of your life, your body remembers.
Mine showed up when it mattered most.
My dentist just said the same thing about my teeth — after four years away (normally I go annually) and never once using fluoride toothpaste.
This is what I teach.
A framework for making better decisions — plus the product knowledge I've built over thirty years of research and living it myself, with no MLM affiliations, no sponsored content, and no recommendations that I haven't personally researched, used myself, and stand behind.
Amy Hartshorn Organic Farmer • Green Living Educator • Upcoming TEDx Speaker • 30+ Years in Practice
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Where green living meets clear thinking.
Helping you think clearly about the food, homes, and health choices that shape your life.
“If there is something to learn and to share for the greater good... she (Amy) is on it! She is passionate, kind and speaks the truth about whatever she is talking about. She is a gift to the world as she brings the correct mentors to enlighten people on clean, organically healthy living. Thank you!”
Sound familiar?
You know more than ever and yet somehow you feel less sure.
Health information has never been louder — or more contradictory.
And most of it still doesn't tell you what to actually do in your kitchen, your home, or your life.
That's not a you problem. That's a framework problem.
You've done the research but still feel unsettled about everyday choices.
You cross-reference product labels on your phone at the grocery store.
A new study drops and your whole routine is up for grabs again.
You want to protect your family — without turning it into a full-time job.
If any of that sounds familiar, you're not behind. You're just missing a system for thinking it through.
Most women are surprised to learn that the kitchen is where their biggest exposures actually live — not the cleaning closet, not the bathroom.
Not sure where your kitchen actually stands?
Most women I work with are already doing a lot right — and have two or three blind spots they'd never guess. The free Kitchen Toxin Assessment takes about two minutes and shows you exactly where to focus first.
Here's what I do differently.
Most advice takes complex issues and flattens them into rules and reactions.
Buy this avoid that, start over when the headlines change.
What actually works is learning to see underneath — how marketing shapes what we think is safe, how narratives shift, and what genuinely deserves your attention versus what doesn't.
I don't just hand you a list of products to swap, I give you the framework to evaluate anything — so you're never dependent on the next expert, the next study, or the next trend to tell you what to do.
And, when I do recommend a product, it's because I've researched it, used it, and stand behind it — with no MLM affiliations and no sponsored content.
That clarity is what comes home with you. That's what changes how you live.
30+Years of research & teaching | 1000s of Women helped | 1990s In this before it was a trend
Amy (Todisco) Hartshorn
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“Amy has such a curious, engaging vibe that I was drawn in by her questions and her personal experiences with Lyme and mold toxic patients. I highly recommend her Green Living Now Podcast!”
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Voices from the Community… In Their Own Words
“Thank you for voicing what so many women feel but can’t always articulate”
“One of the things I really like about Amy is that she’s an educator not a preacher when it comes to green living. So many green living advocates seek only to persuade others to live green but they provide very little in the way of help on how to do it.
Amy has been around the industry for what seems like as long as the movement has been around and she takes her work and the people she coaches seriously.”
“Amy’s commitment, dedication, and knowledge gives her a big advantage in a profession .... Her early enthusiasm for ‘Green’ came from personal conviction and experience and as time has passed her reputation has been well-established. She has walked the walk. Her persuasive intelligence and practical applications make transitioning from un-sustainable lifestyles and business practices to a much better way, easy and enjoyable. She is very highly recommended.”