​A Desire to Help Those Suffering With Disease Processes: 

Toxins, polluted food, air and water, and a toxic environment can make cleansing the colon, liver and other elimination organs more important now than ever. The burden of over-pollution may be responsible for the detrimental effects on the immune system, a scenario which makes us highly susceptible to chronic, degenerative and autoimmune diseases, such as some forms of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, lupus, Alzheimer’s disease and so much more.

Cancer patients in general, should make sure to always avoid refined foods, sugars, MSG, yeast, dairy products,  soy and soy derivatives,  alcohol and non-whole-grain starches, etc. while doing any type of cleanse or fast. 

By following  a Probiotic Lifestyle, anyone will be able to overcome life altering health issues and improve their digestion, energy, brain function, immune system, and overall quality of life.  

Most of the time, individuals have severe leaky gut syndrome as an underlying root cause of whatever other issues they are dealing with. A good, sensible  detoxification program will make a world of difference.
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Hopefully, in this section of the website, we will be able to guide you to ridding yourself of your underlying health saboteurs.

​Fact Over Fad: Why Body Detoxification is Essential for Vibrant Health
By Ty Bollinger
 
Growing older is unavoidable. It’s a reality that each and every one of us will one day have to face as part of the collective human condition. And yet, while nobody can escape the aging process entirely, the good news is that we can avoid some of the worst effects by simply making the right lifestyle choices.

Wherever you currently fall on the age spectrum, there are immense benefits to be had from properly maintaining your body. Even if you’re just now starting down the path to better health. Just like your car requires regular maintenance in the form of routine oil changes, new tires, fresh coolant, and a thorough washing and detailing… so is regular body detoxification a necessity for optimal health.

Why You Need to Detox Your Body
The human body is much like a car’s engine in that it tends to get “gunked up” from constant exposure to toxins. Cleaning chemicals, environmental pollution, pharmaceutical drugs, processed foods – all these and more place a constant burden on the body’s natural cleansing systems. While these systems are designed to capture and flush as many toxins out of the body as possible, they can (and do) become overwhelmed by the immense, constant toxic onslaught of our modern world.

This is why supplemental body detoxification is so important. In order to jumpstart your body’s flushing capacity to ensure that any and all toxic stragglers are removed as quickly and thoroughly as possible, it’s absolutely vital that you follow certain protocols on a routine basis.

Detoxification as a Way of Life
Detoxification is about a whole lot more than just a superficial notion of feeling “clean” as part of some trendy dieting fad. It’s about protecting your body against the very real and damaging effects of toxic buildup. For instance, did you know that peer-reviewed science continues to show that harboring toxins inside your body can trigger a wide array of health conditions – including everything from chronic fatigue and muscle and joint pain to brain disease and cancer?

Chronic toxic exposure is also a leading cause of obesity, which now afflicts more than one-third of Americans. A 2012 study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives explains how so-called “obesogens” are a major contributor to the American obesity epidemic, which more often than not is erroneously blamed solely on people eating too much rather than walking around with polluted, poor-functioning bodies.

I don’t know about you, but this type of information is highly motivating to me. It makes me want to do everything possible to get these obesogens out of my body and avoid them at all costs – and I’m guessing you probably feel much the same way!

Why Body Detoxification Needs to Happen Before Weight Loss
The problem with trying to lose weight before detoxifying is that toxins tend to live inside fat tissue. This means that the minute you start burning off that spare tire, those toxins will immediately start flooding your system. Depending on your personal level of toxicity, this process might overwhelm your vital organs.

Many holistic practitioners recommend doing a series of detox cleanses before trying to actively lose weight. This isn’t to say that you should intentionally hold off trying to clean up your diet out of fear of toxic overload. Rather, you should do a few things first before embarking on a major dietary overhaul that could cause you to lose a lot of weight very quickly.

“By far, the majority of toxins are lipid-soluble molecules,” explains a 2002 study published in Advances in Nutrition: An International Review Journal about the nature of toxins embedding themselves in fat tissue. The study continues: “While water-soluble molecules are excreted through the urine, lipid-soluble molecules cannot directly enter into the urine and are instead attracted to the lipid in cell membranes. This attraction allows them to be transported inside of cells with ease, where they can sequester and exert their toxic effects.”

The First Step in Detoxifying Your Body:
​Reducing Toxic Exposure
I want to address the very first thing you need to do before you even think about starting a cleanse. This is to reduce your toxic exposure as much as possible. There’s no point in trying to rid your body of toxins if you’re just going to continue piling more of them on unwittingly. In order for your body to gain an upper hand in the detoxifying process, you’ll need to give your liver and intestines a break from having to process so many toxins at one time.

Here are 7 of the most common sources of toxicity you need to watch out for:

#1 – Endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs)
Both an environmental and dietary concern, EDCs include phthalates in plastics; polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in electrical devices and fluorescent lightbulbs; bisphenol-A (BPA) in food can linings; synthetic steroids in conventional meat products; and estrogenic compounds in soy-based foods.

#2 – Pesticides
The reason I’m constantly telling you to buy and consume organic and/or chemical-free produce and meat whenever possible is because many common food pesticides are highly toxic. Pesticides, insecticides, and herbicides are designed to destroy life. Is it any wonder they also accumulate in, and act to damage the human body?

#3 – “Soft” and Heavy Metals
What makes metals like lead, aluminum, mercury, cadmium, arsenic, and nickel so hazardous is that they’re highly pervasive in our surroundings nowadays. Often, they don’t show immediate effects in the body due to their gradual accumulation over time. Sources of exposure include air pollution, non- stick cookware, cosmetics, vaccines, dental amalgam fillings, cigarette smoke, conventional household cleaning products, and contaminated food products. For example, processed foods that contain high-fructose corn syrup are major mercury offenders, as is brown rice (and its various derivatives) grown in tainted soils.

#4 – Fluoride
This brain- and bone-damaging poison is hard to avoid if you live in a community that adds artificial fluoride chemicals to the public water supply. But you can help minimize exposure to this noxious chemical – which has been shown to leach lead and other poisons from water pipes – by investing in a whole-house water purification system that uses reverse osmosis, bone char, activated alumina, and/or deionization filtration technology. You can also choose to consume only natural spring or reserve osmosis-filtered water to minimize fluoride exposure.

#5 – Food Additives, Preservatives, and Growth Hormones
There’s a popular mantra that says if it’s advertised on television, you probably shouldn’t eat it! Many packaged and processed food products are loaded with chemical preservatives such as sodium benzoate, monosodium glutamate (MSG), refined sugars, artificial sweeteners, synthetic food colorings, and other synthetic non-foods that contribute to early aging and degenerative disease. Avoiding these and eating only pure, simple foods made from organically grown, non- irradiated components will go a long way towards minimizing your toxic exposure.

#6 – Electronic Smog
Also known as Electromagnetic Frequency (EMF) or Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR), these are the invisible toxins that we can’t see and therefore most people don’t think about. Yet mobile phones, WiFi, smart meters, cell towers, microwave ovens, laptops, and many more devices are emitting a constant stream of radiation into the environment around you. This causes damage at the cellular level and can even alter the genetic material of your cells.

For example, cell phone radiation exposure has been linked to a number of cancers including two types of brain cancer (gliomas and acoustic neuromas). Avoiding these radiation-emitting devices completely is difficult for most people, so limit your exposure as much as possible and look into some of the tools that have been developed to counter EMFs. Keeping your body strong and resilient through good food, sleep, and self-care practices such as a regular detox protocol is also highly beneficial.

#7 – Pharmaceutical Drugs
Most of what mainstream society recognizes as medicine (especially with regards to anti-cancer treatments), the body sees as poison. Pharmaceuticals are among the worst toxic offenders in our modern world, with a strong lipophilic tendency to build up in fat and neurological tissue. Some pharmaceuticals also have a long half-life, meaning they don’t break down very quickly and can take months, or even years to disappear from the body.

I’m not saying to stop taking your prescriptions, but before accepting a prescription from your doctor, ask if there are any diet or lifestyle changes that might work instead. You’d be amazed at the number of conditions that can be improved, if not resolved outright, through a change in diet and improving other lifestyle factors such as stress levels and sleep quality.

The list above isn’t meant to frighten you. And the last thing you should do is just throw up your arms and declare that it’s pointless to even try and limit your exposure to all the various toxins. The goal is progress, not perfection. Taking baby steps to rid (or at least decrease) your diet and lifestyle of as many toxins as possible is an important first step.

Then it’s time to start cleansing.

Original article posted at: https://thetruthaboutcancer.com/body-detoxification-vibrant-health/?utm_campaign=body-detoxification-vibrant-health&utm_content=2017-09-08

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Caution: Do not take this product if you have any neurodegenerative disorders, Parkinson’s disease, or are taking any MAO inhibitor medications. Users should consult Naturopathy or Ayurvadic health professionals on any Herbal products usage relating to their health and well-being.

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​​This Documentary documents the ill effects of Aluminium in Vaccines. At 1:04:00 you'll hear the Aluminium research Expert explain how aluminium in Gardasil contributes to infertility.
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JUST LIKE IT'S DOING IN THE US, NOW IN 2019. In the early 90s, a mysterious muscular disease with symptoms that included severe muscle and joint pain, fatigue, and fever began to surface among multiple patients in France, leaving them debilitated.

Doctors and researchers relentlessly searched for the cause of this troubling new condition. A team in Paris determined that these patients had developed a new disease called Macrophagic Myofascitis, or MMF, which occurs when the aluminum hydroxide adjuvant from a vaccine remains embedded in the muscle tissue.

Since the 1920s, aluminum salts have been used primarily as the adjuvant in most childhood vaccines to optimize the body's immune response to the injected disease. Aluminum is now known to be neurotoxic and the root cause of many serious illnesses including MS and Alzheimer.

The aluminum adjuvant was only tested for 28 days, on two rabbits, and their remains have mysteriously disappeared. What the pharmaceutical companies don't make public is how the aluminum adjuvant was never rigorously tested before going on the market and there were alternatives albeit slightly more expensive--available.

​Injecting Aluminum features interviews with MMF patients, doctors, scientists, and influential politicians who are speaking out for the very first time about the dangers of aluminum in vaccines.
This groundbreaking documentary calls in to question the public health policies around aluminum in vaccines and the failure of health agencies globally to respond to the known neurotoxic effects of this powerful vaccine ingredient on the human body.

These two ancient healing tools can be used on their own, or they can support an existing internal detox regimen such as herbs. Both are excellent for pulling waste out of your body and releasing congestion/stagnation.

The liquid (pre-mixed) bentonite in this video: http://amzn.to/1sK2hSi

​The bentonite clay powder I buy in bulk to mix on my own: http://amzn.to/1O3ECX3

The cold-pressed castor oil in this video: http://amzn.to/281LNWp

How Much Clay To Use
The amount of clay you choose to use depends on how strong of a detox you want to experience. You could use just a tablespoon of dry clay, or even a quarter cup or a half cup of clay. Mix it up in some warm water in a plastic container, such as a dishpan (metal doesn't respond well to clay).

Or, mix the clay powder with water in a glass jar so that you can shake it up to mix it thoroughly. Then, pour that dense clay water into the warm water that you will put your feet in. The warm water helps to open the pores of the skin on your feet so that the clay can be more successful in pulling toxins out through the feet. You can keep your feet in the clay water for about 10 or 20 minutes.

Whatever container you use, I would reserve it just for the purpose of doing your foot detox. Since toxins will be pulled out of your body and into the water, some of those toxins could stick to the plastic. So it wouldn't be a good idea to use that same container to wash your dishes. Yuck!

Your Diet
Make sure you drink plenty of water before, during, and after the foot detox. Clay is very absorptive, so as it is pulling toxins, it is also soaking up moisture. That's why it's important to stay fully hydrated. Drink plenty of water! (a cup or two before, and another cup or two afterward is a good idea)

Also, consider eating some light, healthy food after your bentonite clay foot detox. Bananas provide electrolytes, and apple cider vinegar provides a healthy form of energy to keep your body strong and healthy during the detox. And green vegetables or fruits in general are great to eat after a foot detox. You have plenty of choices.

What About Your Feet?
Some people like to moisturize their feet after a foot detox bath. You may be tempted to use a store bought moisturizer, but many of those contain toxins. And why coat your feet with toxins after you just detoxified them?!

Instead, something natural like coconut oil or shea butter could be used on the feet after the detox. And no, you don't have to put anything on your feet afterward, if you don't want to. You can simply rinse off your feet, dry them off, and go on your merry way.

A foot detox bath is not only extremely effective, but it can also be fun to do. It's relaxing to have your feet in warm water, especially after a physically demanding day. To recap, you can mix anywhere from a tablespoon to half a cup of bentonite clay powder with water in a dishpan or other plastic tub, and soak your feet in it for about 10 to 20 minutes.

​Drink plenty of water before and after the detox. And if you so desire, moisturize your feet afterward with something natural like coconut oil or shea butter.

Now that you know how to prepare for a foot detox with bentonite clay, go ahead and give it a try and see how you like it. You don't really need to do it often. Just whenever you so desire. Have fun, and happy detoxing!

Ready to start using clay? Buy bentonite clay here.


Further Reading

• Where To Buy Bentonite Clay - online or locally?
• How Bentonite Clay Removes Toxins - a look at mechanical detoxification
• Bentonite Clay Side Effects - a few possible reactions to be aware of
• Foot Detox With Bentonite Clay - how to prepare a foot detox bath
• Bentonite Clay Detox Bath - how to prepare a full body detox bath
• Sodium vs Calcium Bentonite Clay - how they differ, and which to use
• Clay For Acne - how to use clay to treat acne and sooth the skin naturally
• Bentonite Clay For Hair - why you should treat your scalp and hair with clay
• Bentonite Clay FAQs - a few commonly asked questions about clay
• Buy Bentonite Clay - a trusted source of consumable clay

           Bentonite Clay Detox Bath

Effect On Medication And Supplements
Some people have said that consuming clay has reduced or negated the effect of the medications or supplements they were taking. I personally think that could be the result of clay's ability to remove toxins from the body, but no matter what the reason is, the point is that you should do your research before consuming clay if you are on medications.

This doesn't necessarily mean that you can't consume it if you are taking meds, but it does mean you should ask around and do your research before doing so. I've heard some people suggest taking clay a couple hours after or before taking medication, to help reduce the cancelling effect.

Detox Reactions: Diarrhea And Constipation
If you've ever gone on a detox program, or you know of people who have, you know that the detoxifying process can sometimes be uncomfortable or inconvenient. I would hardly call this a side effect of bentonite clay, but it if you do consume the substance, it could cause diarrhea or constipation. This is not usually the result of the clay itself, but rather because the body is eliminating so many toxins and fecal matter so quickly.

I've heard some people say that if you experience constipation or diarrhea as the result of consuming bentonite clay, you should stop consuming it. Others say it's important to continue on, despite any reactions, in order to fully eliminate the toxins and fecal matter.

I say: be careful, and think rationally. I personally and am very healthy, so if I myself would experience constipation or diarrhea from drinking clay (which I have not), I would still continue consuming it. But your body is different, so it is important that you gather your own facts and make a decision yourself.

Should You Take Clay?
Talking about bentonite clay side effects or the side effects of taking any ultra-healthy substance is one of the least favorite things for me to do, because sometimes it can scare people away from making healthy choices. I am a big proponent of consuming clay, and I think everyone should consider consuming it. But I also believe it's important to do your research before committing to consuming something as effective and powerful as clay.

The point is, the body can react to clay that is ingested internally. Clay could negate the effect of medication or supplements, it could cause diarrhea, constipation, or other detox symptoms. But despite all that, many people can benefit greatly from consuming it, and not everyone experiences side effects. In fact, some people (myself included) experience no side effects - just small things here and there like sleeping better at night and feeling more rested in the morning, having better bowel movements, feeling "lighter" overall, and so on.

So don't let potential bentonite clay side effects keep you from doing your research. Who knows... you may find out that it's exactly what your body needs!

Ready to start consuming clay? Buy edible bentonite clay here.

Next: Foot Detox With Bentonite Clay

Is It Safe To Consume Clay?
Not all types of clay are safe to consume. Specifically, sodium and calcium bentonite are usually safe to consume. However, you should only consume clay that is labeled as "intended for internal use" or something to that effect. Assuming you choose the correct type of clay, clay is not only safe to consume; it is recommended that you consume it for its toxin-pulling capabilities.

When Should I Not Consume Clay?
You should not consume clay when you are taking medications or antibiotics. If you must take your medications, consume clay several hours before and/or after taking the medications, because clay usually removes those medications from the body.

Does Clay Cause Side Effects?
Bodily reactions to consuming clay are usually due to detoxification symptoms caused by clay's immense ability to pull toxins from the body. So although consuming clay itself does not usually have any side effects, you may experience effects in your body during the process of detoxification. For more details, learn about possible clay side effects.

How Much Clay Should I Consume?
The average person can benefit greatly from clay's detoxifying power by consuming about a teaspoon of clay in a glass of water, once or twice a day. Some people may be able to handle more than that, but it's best to start slow and let your body get rid of its toxins gradually. Remember that clay is very potent and powerful.

How Can I Use Clay Externally?
You can make a paste and apply it to your hair, your face, or your skin. You can also relax in a clay bath, or put together a foot detox bath. You can also make a toothpaste out of clay and use it to brush your teeth.

Is Consuming Clay A New Idea?
Not at all. It has been discovered that cultures throughout the ages have used clay in many different ways, including consuming it. Some people groups in Africa still consume clay to this day.

Should I Be Concerned About Aluminum Content In Clay?
No, because the aluminum in clay is connected to the entire clay particle, and it does not separate. So when toxins stick to the clay molecules (of which aluminum is a part), the body simply expels the whole clay particle, which includes the toxins and the aluminum. So your body does not actually store up or use the aluminum in any way. It passes through.

Can Clay Absorb Nutrients And Other Good Things From The Body?
Amazingly, no. Toxins, many of which are man-made, are positively charged, and so are attracted to clay, which is negatively charged. Minerals, vitamins, and other nutrients that the body needs, are not attracted to clay. When introduced to those good nutrients, clay simply ignores them and goes on it merry way.

Where Can I Buy Edible Clay?
Some health food stores sell clay, although it's important to make sure you choose clay that is labeled as being "for internal use," if you plan to consume it. There are plenty of trustworthy sites online that sell clay, too. Keep in mind that there are many different types of clays that are used industrially and even externally (facial creams, lotions, etc.) that should not be consumed. For more help deciding where to buy bentonite clay, click here.

What's The Difference Between Sodium And Calcium Bentonite Clay?
Sodium bentonite clay expands when in contact with liquid, so it is most commonly used in industrial and external applications, but sometimes internally as well.

​Calcium bentonite clay is most commonly used internally, but can also be used externally by applying it to the skin or mixing it in water to prepare a clay bath. For more details, read about the differences between sodium and calcium bentonite clay.

How Can I Prepare Bentonite Clay For Consumption?
I suggest hydrating clay ahead of time, to save yourself time and effort. For example, mix 4 teaspoons of clay powder with 4 cups of water, shake vigorously, and let sit overnight or for a few hours.

This allows the clay to become hydrated. When you're ready, pour yourself a glass of clay water (according to above proportions, a half cup or a full cup is a good quantity for most people - that contains a half to a whole teaspoon of clay). Watch the video below to learn more...


Further Reading

• Where To Buy Bentonite Clay - online or locally?
• How Bentonite Clay Removes Toxins - a look at mechanical detoxification
• Bentonite Clay Side Effects - a few possible reactions to be aware of
• Foot Detox With Bentonite Clay - how to prepare a foot detox bath
• Bentonite Clay Detox Bath - how to prepare a full body detox bath
• Sodium vs Calcium Bentonite Clay - how they differ, and which to use
• Clay For Acne - how to use clay to treat acne and sooth the skin naturally
• Bentonite Clay For Hair - why you should treat your scalp and hair with clay
• Buy Bentonite Clay - a trusted source of consumable clay

The family of B vitamins are necessary drivers of liver detox pathways. They are also your best protection against elevated levels of homocysteine, an amino acid produced in the body that in excess, can increase your risk of mood disorders, poor mental performance, and Alzheimer’s disease.

A wide range of drugs, from aspirin to estrogen to diuretics to stomach acid suppressors (such as Nexium and Prilosec) can interfere with the metabolism of one or more B vitamins, which then block detoxification and can result in elevated levels of homocysteine. 

​You who are worried about your ability to rid the body of poisons as well as preserving your brain power, take note: medical research now clearly links poor performance on mental function tests to elevated homocysteine levels. 

Having too many toxins and too much of this amino acid floating around in your bloodstream can cost you more than a few IQ points!  B vitamins are also critical for mood and concentration, and a severe deficiency in B vitamins (especially vitamin B12 can result in symptoms such as severe confusion and mental fog at any age. 

​Elevated levels of homocysteine and/or low levels of B vitamins can also increase the risk of depression, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, heart disease, and even certain types of cancer.
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Here are the worst culprits:
Pain Relievers

• Generic name:  Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid).  Brand Names:  Pure aspirin is sold under numerous brand names, including many private store labels.  Percodan and Empirin are combination aspirin and codeine products.

Antibiotics

• Generic name:  Trimethoprim: antibiotic frequently prescribed for chronic urinary tract infections.  Brand Names:  Bactrim, Septra

Antacid and Stomach Acid Suppressors

• Generic name:  Cimetidine.  Brand Names:  Tagamet
• Generic name:  Famotidine.  Brand Names:  Pepcid
• Generic name:  Ranitidine.  Brand Names:  Zantac, Zantac 75
• Generic name:  Lansoprazole.  Brand Names:  Prevacid
• Generic name:  Nizatidine.  Brand Names:  Axid
• Generic name:  Omeprazole.  Brand Names:  Prilosec

Antidiabetic Drugs

• Generic name:  Metformin.  Brand Names:  Glucophage

Asthma Drugs

• Generic name:  Beclomethasone (oral inhaler).  Brand Name:  Vanceril
• Generic name:  Budesonide (oral inhaler).  Brand Name:  Pulmacort
• Generic name:  Budesonide (nasal inhaler).  Brand Name:  Rhinocort
• Generic name:  Flunisolide (nasal inhaler).  Brand Name:  Nasalide
• Generic name:  Flunisolide (oral inhaler).  Brand Name:  Aerobid
• Generic name:  Fluticasone (oral inhaler).  Brand Name:  Flovent
• Generic name:  Mometasone (nasal inhaler).  Brand Name:  Nasonex
• Generic name:  Triamcinolone (oral inhaler).  Brand Name:  Azmacort
• Generic name:  Theophylline.  Brand Name:  Aerolate

Blood Pressure-Lowering Drugs

• Generic name:  Bumetanide.  Brand Name:  Bumex

 

• Generic name:  Hydroclorothiazide (HCTZ), used alone or in combination with other drugs.  Brand Names:  Aldactazide, Capozide, Combipres, Dyazide, HydroDIURIL, Hyzaar, Lopressor-HCT, Lotensin HCT, Maxide, Microzide, Moduretic, Prinzide, Vaseretic, Zestoretic.

 

• Generic name:  Triamterene.  Brand Name:  Dyrenium, or in combination with other drugs in Maxide and Dyazide.

 

• Generic name:  Furosemide.  Brand Name:  Lasix

 

• Generic name:  Hydralazine.  Brand Name:  Apresoline

 

• Generic name:  Torsemide.  Brand Name:  Demadex

Anticonvulsant Drugs

• Generic name:  Carbamazepine.       Brand Name:  Tegretol
• Generic name:  Ethosuximide.          Brand Name:  Zarontin
• Generic name:  Fosphenytoin.           Brand Name:  Cerebyx
• Generic name:  Mephobarbital.         Brand Name:  Mebaral
• Generic name:  Phenobarbital.           Brand Name:  Phenobarbital
• Generic name:  Phenytoin.                  Brand Name:  Dilantin
• Generic name:  Primidone.                  Brand Name:  Mysoline
• Generic name:  Valproic Acid.            Brand Name:  Depakote, Depakene

Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs

• Generic name:  Cholestyramine.  Brand Name:  Colestid

Estrogens
There are dozens of different brands of estrogen products, and I have only listed the major brands here.  If you are taking estrogen in the form of birth control pills or hormone replacement therapy, even if you don’t see your particular estrogen drug on the list, assume that it works just like any other estrogen and that you need to compensate for the loss of B vitamins by taking additional B vitamins.

• Generic name:  Estrogens (with or without progesterone) as contraceptives, oral or skin patch.  Brand Names:  Ortho-Novum, Ortho Tri-Cyclen, Ovral, Ovcon, Demulen, Loestrin (any estrogen-containing oral contraceptive.)

 

• Generic name:  Estrogens (with or without progesterone) for hormone replacement therapy for menopause or hysterectomy; oral, skin patch, or cream.                                                                    Brand Names:  Premarin, Prempro, Activela, Combinpatch, Estrotest, any hormone replacement product containing estrogen.

Estrogen Substitutes for Osteoporosis

• Generic name:  Raloxifene.  Brand Name:  Evista

Anti-Parkinson’s Drugs

• Generic name:  Carbidopa and levodopa.  Brand Name:  Sinemet

Nonsteroidal Antiinflammatory Drugs (NSAIDS)

• Generic name:  Celecoxib.             Brand Name:  Celebrex
• Generic name:  Ibuprofen.             Brand Name:  Advil, Bayer Select, Motrin, Midol, etc.
• Generic name:  Indomethacin.     Brand Name:  Indocin
• Generic name:  Naproxen.             Brand Name:  Naprosyn, Aleve, etc.

Corticosteroids:
Anti-inflammatory Drugs Used to treat asthma, arthritis, allergy, and pain.

• Generic name:  Methyl Prednisolone.           Brand Name:  Medrol
• Generic name:  Prednisone.                            Brand Name:  Deltasone, Orasone

EXCERPT FROM : http://www.connersclinic.com/drugs-that-block-detoxification/

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​Over the years our organs accumulate waste from countless sources. It is advisable to cleanse your organs on a regular basis and keep them free of any unwanted waste.

You can use this recording on its own. If you want quicker and more lasting results it is advised to follow a dietary cleansing regime over a certain period of time.

This recording will help your organs to cleanse, the more often you watch the better the results. 

To help your organs flush out the waste you need to drink plenty of pure water while doing the cleanse and listening to these recordings.

This is not a substitute medical advice. Please always consult with a qualified healthcare professional. These frequencies have been tested by thousands of people and found beneficial for the purpose above.

However, if you experience any discomfort immediately stop listening to the recording and come back at a later time. 

Best experienced with headphones.

Please do not use these recordings if you are:
Pregnant
Suffering from seizures
Wearing a pacemaker
Operating any machinery or driving

​Please do not use these recordings if you are:
Pregnant
Suffering from seizures
Wearing a pacemaker
Operating any machinery or driving

Remember to drink lots of pure water to help flush the toxins out.

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​Dr. Patrick Vickers explains coffee enemas for healing cancer to Chris Wark of Chris Beat Cancer

​Coffee enemas detox the body of toxins released when juicing. These juices and foods start to break down damaged tissue, and those need to be eliminated. Coffee enemas are used not to clean out the colon, but to detoxify the liver.

​Why Squat?

It may seem a bit too much work to squat every time you need to go to the bathroom, so why do it? Simply put, it is healthier.

Squatting is what humans (and most animals) have done for thousands of years before the invention of the modern toilet. Ailments such as constipation, ​hemorrhoids, and appendicitis have increased since the adaption of the modern toilet. Research shows that our bathroom posture plays a bigger role in these ailments than a lack of dietary fiber. This awesome video explains everything in more detail.

​Revelations can change your entire outlook on life and what I am about to tell you is one of them.

We're Doing It the Wrong Way.

Yeah, you read that right. The way we go to the bathroom has been incorrect since the rise of the western civilization and the creation of the modern toilet. Have you ever noticed that when a toddler gets ready to poop he/she squats. Yep, I noticed that some toddlers go to a quiet corner and squat, while others just squat right where they are. Then when they poop they are upright again.  Who taught them to squat?  Mother Nature of course. Why?...because that is the natural thing to do...the healthy way to poop.

​Simply sitting upright while trying to go can lead to problems such as straining, hemorrhoids, bloating, and constipation, due to the angle the anorectal canal is in that position. This ergonomically designed stool, which is low enough to tuck right under the bowl when not in use, is high and strong enough for you to push against with both your feet to be able to effectively mimic a natural squat posture for consistently more fruitful and effortless bowel movements.

It can also help women with urinary difficulties who have had trouble completely emptying their bladder and can reduce both the frequency and intensity of episodes of urinary tract infections.

Don't Just Sit There!
How bathroom posture affects your health

​Shortly before Christmas in 1978, the leader of the free world came down with a severe case of hemorrhoids. The pain was so bad that President Carter had to take a day off from work. A few weeks later, TimeMagazine asked a proctologist named Michael Freilich to explain the president's ailment."We were not meant to sit on toilets," he said, "we were meant to squat in the field." He's probably right.

​Michael Freilich isn't the first doctor to suggest that sitting on toilets—a recent phenomenon, stemming from the invention of the flush toilet in 1591—might be unhealthy. By the 1960s and '70s, the idea was relatively commonplace. Architect Alexander Kira argued in his 1966 book The Bathroom that human physiology is better suited to the squat. According to Bockus's Gastroenterology, a standard medical textfrom 1964, "the ideal posture for defecation is the squatting position, with the thighs fixed upon the abdomen."

A "more natural" posture wards off all sorts of health problems, from Crohn's disease to colon cancer.

​An Israeli doctor named Dov Sikirov tested this idea for a 2003 study published in Digestive Diseases and Sciences. He had several dozen patients defecate in each of three positions: sitting on a 16-inch-high toilet, sitting on a 12-inch-high toilet, and squatting over a plastic container. He asked his subjects to record how long each bowel movement took and rate the effort required on a four-point scale ranging from effortless to difficult. Sikirov found that, when squatting, subjects averaged a mere 51 seconds to move their bowels, versus 130 seconds when sitting on a high toilet. And as they moved from a sit to a squat, subjects were more likely to rate the experience as easier.
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Then last year, a group of Japanese doctors extended Sikirov's findings by looking at what happens inside the body while people squat and sit. For a study published in the medical journal Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms, six subjects had their rectums filled with a contrast solution and then released the fluid from a squatting or a sitting position while being filmed with X-ray video. Image analysis showed that the anorectal angle increased from 100 degrees to 126 degrees as the subjects moved from a sit to a squat. The researchers also recorded abdominal pressure, and found that the subjects were straining less when they squatted.

The original squat to poop toilet stool
Experience the benefits of healthy toilet posture. The modern day toilet is convenient, but has one major fault;
it requires us to sit. While sitting to do our business may be considered “civilized”, studies show the
natural squat position improves our ability to eliminate. Squatty Potty toilet stools help you
simulate a squat position for a faster and more effective elimination. 

Remember - Get Yours NOW​

​Article Excerpted from:
​http://www.mistybluecancercare.org/blog/why-squat-because-squatting-is-the-proper-and-recommended-way-to-go-to-the-bathroom ​and http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2010/08/dont_just_sit_there.html

Detox Water Ingredients:

• 1/2 gallon water
• 1 grapefruit, sliced (can substitute with one lemon)
• 1 tangerine, sliced (can substitute with orange)
• 1 large cucumber, sliced
• 10-20 peppermint leaves
• Ice – as much as you like

Directions:
Rinse grapefruit, tangerine, cucumber and peppermint leaves. Slice the cucumber, grapefruit, and tangerine. Then combine all ingredients in a half gallon pitcher. Allow ingredients to sit as long as possible for maximum benefits.

Now let’s keep it simple because if you want to make any combination for optimal detox & weight loss, you can! Simply Take a large pitcher, or other water safe container, and fill with fresh water.

You can Add:
– Fresh fruits (cut the fruit into paper-thin slices or small chunks) – Mint for extra natural flavoring
– Stevia or pure raw honey to add sweetness
Refrigerate your Detox Water for 4-6 hours and serve over ice.

Detox Water Recipe Combination Recommendations:

#1 Green Tea, Mint & Lime
Wonderful to aid in fat burning and assist with digestion, combating headaches and congestion; also a natural breath freshener

#2 Strawberry – Kiwi
Promotes cardiovascular health, immune system protection, blood sugar regulation and aids digestion

#3 Cucumber, Lime & Lemon 
Supports water weight management, reduces bloating, assists with appetite control, hydration and aids digestion

#4 Lemon, Lime & Orange 
Promotes proper digestion, added vitamin C, supports immune defense, reduces heartburn; enjoy this one at room temperature.

Author: Rachel Feldman is a health coach, digestive wellness and detox expert. Based in Boca Raton, Florida, Rachel assists clients nationwide via phone, email and Skype. Rachel helps men and women struggling with weight gain, digestive issues and toxicity. Rachel graduated from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and she’s Certified by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners. She furthered her education at the Wild Rose College of Natural Healing and graduated with a detox and cleansing certification. She is a certified Reiki Energy Healer. Rachel loves running, exercising, juicing and enjoying time with her wonderful husband and two children. To find out more about her programs visit www.rachelswellness.com.

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