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Purpose of Cleanses
7 channels for detoxification
There are seven
channels of detoxification? Our bodies are constantly
exposed to chemicals, pollutants, parasites, heavy metals, etc...
Even if we live in a pure, pristine world, in time we would experience
cellular toxicity.
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Detoxification
means "the metabolic process by which
the toxic qualities of a poison or toxin are reduced by the body."
Toxin
comes from the Greek "toxikon",
which means "a poison for arrows." In Latin it means "poison."
Doctor Ludwig Brieger, in
1888, coined
the term "toxin" for poison within the body.
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The skin is the
largest detox organ. The skin and hair reflects how well your
body is handling toxins. Addition to the skin....
"The lungs, the kidneys, the bladder, the
small and large intestines, colon, liver and gall bladder; all these
organs eliminate toxins. When they don't do their job, toxins
get stuck in the organs and cause trouble for the cells. Cells
under stress tend to work less efficiently." Leonard Smith, MD,
of Gainesville, Florida.
The following is a
list of the seven detox channels....
Bowel
-the bowels remove toxins from the digestive system and liver.
Blood
-the circulation of blood transports toxins to other organs for
elimination.
Skin
-perspiration carries toxins out through the skin's pores. The
skin removes more toxins than kidneys and colon combined.
Kidneys
-the kidneys remove toxins from the blood and liver and dispose in the
urine.
Lymphatic
System -the lymphatic system remove toxins from cells and
circulatory system to organs for elimination.
Lungs
-the lungs remove toxins in exhalations. Deep breathing
increases lymphatic flow.
Liver
-the liver converts toxins into less harmful substances that the colon
and kidneys can eliminate.
Liver
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Kidney
Gallbladder
Bowel
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Liver and Gallbladder Flush
From A Holistic Protocol for the Immune
System by Scott J. Gregory
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Step 1. |
Monday through
Saturday noon |
Drink
as much apple juice or apple cider as your appetite will permit.
Continue regular meals and any supplements you are taking. |
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Step 2. |
Saturday noon |
Eat a
normal lunch |
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Step 3. |
3 hours latter |
Take 1
tablespoon of Epsom Salt* dissolved in 1/4 cup of warm water.
If the taste is unpleasant, drink a little freshly squeezed orange
or grapefruit juice. |
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Step 4. |
2 hours latter |
Repeat
step 3 above. |
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Step 5. |
Saturday's dinner |
Drink a
citrus juice for the meal. |
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Step 6. |
At bedtime |
Drink
1/2 cup of warm extra-virgin olive oil** blended with 1/2 cup of
fresh, organic lemon juice. |
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Step 7. |
Go to bed at once |
Lie on
your right side with your knees pulled up close to your chest for
30 minutes. |
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Step 8. |
Next morning, 1 hour
before breakfast |
Repeat
step 3 above. |
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Step 9. |
Finished !! |
Continue with your normal diet and any nutritional program
prescribed for you. |
*Magnesium sulfate
**Unrefined olive oil
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