Gina Cacho (BSc) (Director / Eco-living consultant / Writer)

A long held appreciation for all things natural has culminated in CleanLife for this self confessed do-gooder. Gina became vegetarian at age 12 when a frozen Kangaroo tail dropped from the freezer to hit her bare foot one hot, summers’ day. “Enough” she declared “is enough”. As a teenager Gina could often be found in the kitchen combining natural concoctions for super smooth skin and hair. She has been known to use avocado for a full body mask. Extensive travel proved the catalyst for CleanLife by bringing home the realization that this world is far too beautiful for us to continue destroying. Gina believes that by living a CleanLife we can all improve our personal health, that of our environment and assist in improving the health and quality of life of our poorer neighbours. Gina's degree in the health sciences provides the perfect background for critical analysis of the latest research into current chemical intake and the impact it has on our health and our environment.

David Hall(Sales / IT)

After meeting Gina a couple of years ago, David has gone from a totally oblivious environmental terrorist to somewhat of an eco-campaigner amongst his friends and family. David received a wake-up call to his insustainable ways whilst studying sustainable eating as an elective unit whilst completing his Journalism degree from Murdoch University, and has since converted from a carnivore to a vegetarian (occasionally pescatarian). It's going extremely well and sets him on his path to a CleanLife.

Kristen Baker (Research / Writer)

Ever since developing a curiosity for human health and the environment during her high school years, Kristen has been actively expanding her knowledge and experience in the health and environmental fields. On her journey to leading a CleanLife, Kristen has gained an insight into the complex relationships between human health and the environment, particularly from her experiences at the Golden Door Health Retreat Queensland, her studies at Curtin University majoring in Environmental Health, and working with Environmental Health Officers at the City of Nedlands. Kristen looks forward to continuing her journey and helping others to lead a CleanLife.

Tony Cacho (BSc, MSc)(Product tester / IT/ sounding board & research assistant)

For someone who refused to eat vegetables for his first 18 years on the planet, Tony has come a long way. As a Physiotherapist, Tony has become aware of an increasing number of patients presenting with autoimmune diseases and skin reactions. This has served to consolidate suspicions that what we put into and onto our body is increasingly important in an age where thousands of new chemicals are introduced each year. A bit of a green thumb and handyman Tony has used his scientific and medical background to research organic and chemical free gardening and home solutions in the hope that we can all live a CleanLife.