Get re-energized in just 10 days.

10-day detoxification plan for energizing results
Pollutants and toxins are everywhere—water, food, soil, air, dust, and everyday products and objects in the home or workplace. While the body is normally an efficient detoxification machine on its own, the modern world we live in can put a strain on even the healthiest of us. Build-up of these toxins in the body can lead to a variety of seemingly unrelated symptoms—fatigue, headaches, malaise, irritability, mood swings, bloating, insomnia, and muscle/joint aches and pains. 

While we may have limited control over our environment, we have a great deal of control over our own bodies. Some people find an enormous value in occasional spring cleaning programs or daily supplementation with targeted nutrients to help the body process excess toxins for removal. 

Get re-energized in just 10 days. There are a variety of programs to address fatigue and detoxification. One of the fastest programs combines a simple, 10-day eating plan and an advanced nutritional product that supports the natural removal of potentially harmful compounds, binding them for safe elimination out of the body. 

A fast detox—without fasting. Adding a specialized eating plan helps prevent the ingestion of new toxins to give the program a jump startfor faster results. Its important to maintain adequate nutritional intake during a detoxification program to help prevent muscle wasting and further energy depletion. 

People who follow this specialized program often report having more energy in just 10 days. I can also recommend targeted nutritional supplements that are gentle enough to use every day for ongoing detoxification assistance to help keep you feeling your best. 

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If you are concerned about how environmental toxins are affecting your health, please call my office to set up an appointment. We can discuss a tailored detoxification program to help you feel healthier and more energetic.
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De-stress and Detoxify for the New Year
January/February is a great time to “ring out” the old. We often cap off a year of not-so-healthy habits with year-end celebrations featuring decadent foods and libations. It’s no wonder that many people start each year feeling worn out and fatigued. These are also signs of a potential overload of internal “junk” you’ve built up from everyday chemicals and other potentially harmful substances in food, water, and air. Although the body has a natural detoxification process, we often give it more than it can handle.

Stress can add to your toxic burden. Even within our body we produce toxins, such as byproducts of impaired digestion due to stress or unhealthy eating. Stress can also cause weight gain, and excess fat makes a comfy hiding place to store what your liver has trouble cleaning out. Year-end pressures at work and emotional stress (and added pounds) from seasonal gathering and preparations can add to this toxic buildup and increase “blue” feelings in January/February

Make a clear resolution to feel better. New Year’s resolutions to “be healthier” often fail due to a lack of a measurable goal. But there’s a simple way to promote good health and feel better while helping your body get back to its top cleansing speed. A 10-day metabolic detoxification program, including stress management techniques, is how many people choose to start the year off right...and help them stay clear-headed and energetic all year long.

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