The Detox pathways are our bodies natural mechanisms that eliminate impurities, tirelessly working to keep us healthy and safe. However, we can’t always rely solely on these processes without offering...
The Detox pathways are our bodies natural mechanisms that eliminate impurities, tirelessly working to keep us healthy and safe. However, we can’t always rely solely on these processes without offering some support. Lifestyle choices, genetics, and uncontrollable blockages can sometimes hinder these detox pathways, necessitating a bit of assistance.
Our bodies are incredible. Our five major organs are helping us eliminate the body of toxins every day, keeping what’s important, and getting rid of what’s not. We all encounter toxins, despite our best efforts to limit exposure. This can be particularly challenging when we’re stressed or already have a high toxin load, making it harder to eliminate these toxins effectively.
The skin plays a crucial role in the detoxification process helping to protect the body from bacteria, viruses, and harmful chemicals by expelling toxins through sweating and shedding old skin cells.
The lungs filter out carbon dioxide, fumes, mould, and other airborne toxins. However, they can struggle in heavily polluted areas or when constantly exposed to smoke.
The kidneys remove waste products from the blood, producing urine to expel toxins. They maintain the body’s fluid and electrolyte balance, ensuring cells function properly. Proper hydration supports kidney function, helping them efficiently filter and eliminate waste.
The liver filters blood from the digestive tract before it circulates through the body. It plays a significant role in detoxifying harmful chemicals and toxins, processing food nutrients, and regulating metabolism. The liver also produces bile, which aids in digestion and the absorption of fats and fat-soluble vitamins.
The colon, part of the digestive system, reabsorbs water from digested food and forms stool for elimination. Maintaining gut health is vital to prevent bacteria and toxins from entering the body. Poor gut health can lead to issues like leaky gut, Crohn’s disease, IBS, and food allergies. A diet rich in fibre and probiotics supports a healthy colon.
Our Liver is extremely resilient and responds well to small adjustments such as adding coffee enemas into our wellness regimens. They are well known to be a powerful tool for detoxification as the caffeine in coffee dilates the liver’s bile ducts, facilitating elimination of toxins trapped in the liver.
When our liver becomes overloaded, it struggles to break down substances and then recycles these back into the body in their harmful state. Not only do coffee enemas help to open up detoxification pathways, but they also boost your glutathione levels by approximately 600%. Glutathione is one of the body’s most important and potent antioxidants, made up of amino acids – glutamine, glycine and cysteine.
Happy detoxing!
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