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Toxins
Toxin is a general term that refers to chemicals and compounds that are harmful to the body. These can be poisons in our food, the air we breathe, or even by-products of a necessary chemical reaction created when we absorb a required nutrient. The human body is designed to remove these toxins naturally. A normal healthy cell can absorb nutrients and discharge toxins extremely efficiently.
Unfortunately, the last hundred years or so, has seen a dramatic increase in the number of toxins. These harmful chemicals
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are often created by modern chemical and manufacturing processes and are all around us. Despite the well publicised efforts, the levels of toxins are still increasing and they are being absorbed into our bodies at a faster rate than we can currently remove them by natural processes. These toxins interfere with many of our normal body functions such as our ability for defence and repair, our facility to access nutrients from food, our immune system, our energy levels, our ability to concentrate and so on.
Here are some more detox articles...
Does Foot Detox Machine Really Detoxify?
By Junji Takano
Did you know what "Foot Spa" or "Ashiyu" in Japanese is? Just soak your feet in a shallow hot spring. If your feet become warm, then your whole body will feel warm, too. You will be relaxed just like Read more...
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The Importance of De-toxing
When we have a high level of toxins in our body our cells become “clogged”. They are inefficient and many of our systems slow down. We become tired, irritable, lose concentration easily and Read more...
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The Truth about Toxins, Your Body and the Three Little Known Rules of Detoxing
Detoxing (or Detox) is a relatively new word, yet it describes a process that has been occurring naturally for hundreds of thousands of years. We have all heard the word, we have been told it Read more...
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Detox Products and Diets are Here to Save the Day
By Jane Simpson
More often than we want to, instances happen wherein problems of almost every kind simultaneously pour in; piles of workload to finish in a short span of time, rare illness or death in the family, Read more...
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