The missing link in detoxification — Opening those closed detox doors

All things being equal, the next step in detoxification is to start removing all those toxins hiding in our fat cells.

Toxins travel to the liver and kidneys via lymph and blood. Blood filters through the liver and which in turn sends toxins out to the GI tract ready for elimination. Whatever lands in the toilet is the final stage of detoxification. But there’s a problem, can you see it?

The kidneys also play a role in filtering blood and anything they don’t like the look of is sent to the urinary tract, from there, toxins once again arrive in the toilet. However …

If you are reading this I suspect you may already have your fair share of toxins flowing through your blood and lymph. Unless your favorite pass time is experiencing detox symptoms then stirring up more toxins isn’t the best way to go. This is often the point where well-meaning detox coaches refer to it as a Herxheimer reaction or a healing crisis. A more critical mind might refer to it as piss poor planning. Here’s why...

Imagine a garbage truck coming to pick up your trash in the morning but the truck is already full. Yup, we can try to squeeze a little more into the back of the truck but we shouldn’t be too surprised if it inevitably spills onto the floor as the truck drives away. The…