People talk about detoxification, but what that means and what it means is something that very few people know and understand.
From a scientific point of view, detoxification of the body using detox measures is not necessary. A healthy human body cleanses itself. It excretes undesirable substances through the liver, kidneys, intestines, skin and breathing. My 27 years of professional experience have taught me otherwise.
Detoxification stands for: (the physiological metabolism of toxic substances as part of biotransformation). Medical measures to remove toxic substances from the body of living beings.
The following organs in the body are responsible for detoxification:
The liver processes fat-soluble substances. These are then transported to the intestines and the unusable waste products are excreted with the stool. The intestines themselves are also detoxification organs. Everything that enters our body with food is checked and filtered in the intestines . The unusable residue is then excreted as already mentioned. The kidneys filter the water-soluble waste from the blood and remove it from the body with urine. Another lesser-known detoxification organ is the lymphatic system . It collects bacteria, bacterial toxins, dead cells, etc. from the intercellular fluid. It takes this to the lymph nodes, where the waste products are destroyed. The skin and lungs (breathing) are also important detoxification organs.
Gases, vapors and dust can enter the body through breathing. Dust and liquid can either be swallowed or enter the body through the skin, thereby irritating the skin.
Here are some examples: Heavy metals that enter the body in the form of exhaust fumes. Medications that are absorbed through body openings or skin. Components of pesticides in fruit, cigarette smoke (camium), mercury in dental fillings, aluminum in cosmetics, and much more.
There are different opinions about how long a detoxification process takes. In my experience, it depends on the type of stress and the person's constitution. If the person is young, fit and has a well-functioning metabolism, the duration of the therapy will certainly be different than for a sick, old person. There is also a big difference whether medication or heavy metal contamination is to be detoxified. However, it is always important that the contamination can be proven. So that it is clear what exactly is to be detoxified.
Toxic substances can be detected in urine, blood or hair.
The body cannot eliminate such pollutants well on its own. Instead, it stores a large portion in the connective tissue, bones, teeth, brain, liver and kidneys. There, the toxic metals often damage not only the cell structures over the years - they also burden the immune system and make it difficult to absorb important nutrients.
There is no standard treatment. As already mentioned, you first need to find out what exactly needs to be eliminated and what symptoms the person is having. This means you should always get an examination first and not go by the feeling of a therapist or doctor. However, I would like to list a few remedies ( nutritional supplements) and options that are important for elimination.
Liver: dandelion, chicory, sage, milk thistle, artichoke extract, turmeric, nettle, burdock root, lemongrass, mate leaf tea.
NEM : Drenature from Syform, Depatic from Syform, Chlorella (B6, B12, B50 from Syform), Selenium, Spirulina powder, Taraxacum from Ceres
Kidney : Nettle, ginger, black cherry concentrate, bearberry concentrate, goldenrod, drinking enough water, freshly squeezed lemon juice, birch leaves, horsetail
NEM : Magnesium oxide, Alkalin from Syform, B50 from Syform (Vit. B6), Base mixture, Drenature from Syform
Intestine : oil pulling, volcanic rock
Skin : sauna, exercise, sport, horseradish (promotes sweating)
Lungs : Movement
The instructions for detoxification treatments are not uniform. But the following are typically omitted:
Instead, fresh fruits and vegetables, whole foods, nuts, seeds and fresh herbs are consumed.
