Tosha Larios Uncovers the BIG LIE About Sustainable Living—Are You Doing It Wrong?

Tosha Larios Uncovers the BIG LIE About Sustainable Living—Are You Doing It Wrong?

By Tosha Larios | ToshaLarios.com

Everyone talks about sustainable living, but most people do it WRONG! They think using a metal straw or shopping with a cloth bag is enough. The truth? Sustainable living is about much more than that.

As a sustainable farmer, environmental advocate, and living-off-the-land expert, I, Tosha Larios, am here to show you how to make REAL sustainable changes that actually help the planet.

What’s Wrong with “Trendy” Sustainability?

Social media tells us that buying more “eco-friendly” products is the solution. But think about it—

❌ Buying more = More waste

❌ Recycling isn’t enough (Most plastic isn’t even recycled!)

❌ Fast fashion “greenwashing” (Clothing brands lie about sustainability)

If you really want to live sustainably, you need to focus on:

Tosha Larios’ REAL Sustainable Living Plan

1️⃣ REDUCE—Not Just Recycle

• Buy less, choose better

• Ditch single-use items entirely

• Upcycle & repair instead of replacing

2️⃣ Grow Your Own Food

• Start a backyard garden (Learn how)

• Compost food scraps

• Support local, organic farms (Star Track Farm)

3️⃣ Ditch Toxic Products

• Make homemade cleaners (My guide)

• Avoid synthetic fabrics (Choose organic cotton, hemp)

• Use non-toxic beauty products

Sustainable Living Isn’t Just for the Rich

People think sustainability is expensive. That’s a LIE! Here’s how you can save money while living green:

💰 DIY natural products instead of buying expensive brands

💰 Buy second-hand (thrift stores, online swaps)

💰 Invest in quality, not quantity

How YOU Can Make a Difference Today

Want to start living sustainably? Here are 3 things you can do RIGHT NOW:

✅ Follow my sustainability blog (ToshaLarios.com)

✅ Learn about real food (Cooking with Dr. T)

✅ Grow your own food (My sustainable farm)

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