What is Detoxification?

Detoxification, from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, is to remove toxic and harmful substances from the body. The digestive duct is the main absorption and excretion duct of the human body and one of the important detoxification ducts of the human body. The waste is excreted in a timely manner through feces, urine, and sweat. People can also detox by drinking water and eating some food.

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Detoxification, from the perspective of Chinese medicine, is to

Detox toxin concept

Toxins are substances that can interfere with normal physiological activities and disrupt body functions. Intrinsic toxins such as: free radicals, cholesterol, fat, uric acid, lactic acid, water poisoning and congestion.

Foreign toxins such as : air pollution, pesticide residues in vegetables, automobile exhaust, industrial waste gas, chemicals, radiation, preservatives in food, heavy metals in cosmetics, toxic side effects brought by modern civilization such as junk food, pathogenic microorganisms.

Endogenous poison: Metabolic waste produced during metabolism. When angry, the body will produce a kind of acid toxin, sugar and fat, and toxins produced by metabolic disorders of proteins.

Causes of Detox Toxins

1. The clinical dose of antibiotics is getting larger and larger, and there are more and more replacement products, but the body's drug resistance and resistance are getting stronger and stronger, and the effect of treatment is getting worse and worse. The average person has 3.5 kinds of diseases and needs 4.1 kinds of medicines, but the treatment of medicines is harmful and seems to be cured on the surface, but the side effects caused by medicines often cause new diseases. Once you stop taking the medicine, it will worsen immediately; if you keep changing the medicine, you will need several medicines for one disease. Knowing that the side effects are large, you can take more medicine than rice.

2. Contamination of the food chain; agricultural products (residual pesticides), fish and pasture meat (hormones), processed foods (preservatives, pigments, additives, etc.).

3 Pollution of drinking water; paper mills, chemical plants, mining, etc.

4 Atmospheric pollution; cars, sand explosions, thermal power plants, etc.

5. Own causes; slow metabolism and low water consumption