Clearing the main organs of detoxification almost constantly is a fundamental need in today\u2019s over-toxic world. One of these organs is the liver \u2013\u00a0it must be\u00a0able to process and remove toxins efficiently. Blood must be able to flow in a robust and uninhibited manner in order to feed cells in the whole body,\u00a0remove toxins and carry them to the liver for processing, and ensure toxins\u00a0are excreted from the body after processing.\u00a0Finally the two main eliminatory channels of bowel and kidneys must be up to the job of final disposal. At any point in this scenario these systems can become faulty and these “faults”\u00a0in the system can be due to\u00a0genetic, nutritional, lifestyle or other factors\u00a0(such as\u00a0hormones or age-related issues). For example, if the cells are overwhelmed with excess environmental oestrogens, drug medications, alcohol or sugar then the primary “sorter”\u00a0(the liver) will back-up, overheat and under-perform. Likewise, if the bowel is constipated and hangs onto processed toxins, these\u00a0can be re-absorbed\u00a0causing\u00a0auto-intoxication\u00a0of the entire system.<\/p>\n
Good health relies entirely upon a correctly functioning gastrointestinal tract, which assimilates nutrients from the food we eat and swiftly removes toxic substances. Because this area creates harmony and balance, it stands to reason that the right foods (and avoidance of\u00a0the wrong foods)\u00a0can be the major mechanisms by which to heal. Herbs, exercise and hydrotherapy have a supportive role in healing and should be used alongside individually appropriate healing food programmes.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n