Every day our body manufactures waste in the process of metabolism. We also ingest substances through food, water and air that are potentially harmful for our system.
Fortunately, the body has the capacity to rid itself of metabolic waste and chemical irritants through various eliminative systems.
Although medical science tends to discredit the idea of cleansing, natural healers have long stressed the importance of maintaining good elimination for better health.
After all, it makes sense that the body will be healthier if waste and toxins are eliminated quickly. In fact, just about any system or machine needs some kind of regular cleaning to run properly.
Two Of Our Most Popular Cleanses
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🧼 Cleansing, why it matters
Just like pipes, engines, and electronics need regular cleaning, our bodies benefit from internal cleansing to remove toxins and support overall health.🔄 What Is Cleansing?
Cleansing minimizes toxin exposure and enhances the body's natural detox systems—especially the liver, kidneys, colon, and lymphatics—using water, fiber, herbs, and dietary changes.
🧰 Key Tools for a Cleanse
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Water: Drink at least ½ oz per pound of body weight daily; more during a cleanse.
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Fiber: Binds toxins and promotes bowel regularity. Supplements like Psyllium Hulls or Everybody’s Fiber help.
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Detox Herbs: Support liver, kidney, and lymphatic function.
Examples: Cellular Detox, Liver Balance, or Liver Balance TCM, Enviro-Detox. -
Herbal Laxatives: For sluggish bowels, use short-term options like Lower Bowel Stimulator or Gentle Move.
🥗 Cleansing Diet
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Avoid processed foods.
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Eat fresh fruits and vegetables.
- Monthly 24-hour water fasts can support general health.
🧫 Targeted Support
Use specific formulas to eliminate yeast, parasites, bacteria, or heavy metals as needed.
⚖️ Balance Is Key
Cleansing removes both good and bad, so follow with rebuilding and proper nutrition.
Suggestion: Probiotic Eleven as well as Mineral Chi Tonic.
📌 Disclaimer
All content on this website is intended for informational use only and does not constitute medical advice. Always seek the guidance of a licensed healthcare professional regarding any medical condition or treatment.