This certified detoxification specialist course is an extensive course containing over 1000 slides, over 10 forms and several videos. This course will prepare you to operate the approved detox equipment, explain the process to the clients, understand what the water may indicate about the client, professional etiquette, appropriate suggestions and verbiage to help the person make life style changes to improve their health as a result of what the detox water indicates. If you have any questions, concerns or suggestions please contact Tianya S. Clark, B.S., CNHP at 804-677-6061.

3. GOALS
1. INITIAL CONTACT: To get the appointment.
2. INITIAL DETOX: Get a new client.
3. Detox 2-5: Give excellent service.
4. Detox 6: Keep your client.
5. Detox 7-11: Give excellent service.
6. Detox 12: Keep your client, if appropriate.
Each of these will be studied in detail.

4. You will learn how to make towel boots that lock
in the heat and leave your clients just dreamy!

5. You will learn how
to do a reflexology
massage on the
client’s feet to
encourage their
body to work in
harmony with the
detox process.
Your clients will say, “I don’t know which helps me
more, the detox or the foot massage!” H. Perkins

6. Explaining the Orange Color
The orange color means
that the machine is helping
you to cleanse this blue area
called the synovial fluid.
This fluid does a very good
job of floating the top bone
so that it does not sit on the
bottom bone and grind the
tip of the bone damaging it.

7. Explaining the Orange Color
Arthritic infection causes
the synovial fluid to
increase and become too
hard (arthritic inflam-
mation). Therefore,
movement destroys the
tips of the bones.

8. As the synovial fluid is cleansed, easing the
inflammation, the water turns the color orange that
you see below.

9. Explaining the Orange Color
Locate the top
of your patella
bone.
Notice that the
squishy feeling
synovial sac
extends just
slightly above
it.

10. Arthritis
causes the
synovial fluid
to increase and
can cause the
sac to get
pushed up into
the thigh
Explaining the Orange Color

11. Arthritis
causes the
synovial fluid
to increase and
can cause the
sac to get
pushed up into
the thigh
Explaining the Orange Color

12. Arthritis
causes the
synovial fluid
to increase and
can cause the
sac to get
pushed up into
the thigh
Explaining the Orange Color

13. Arthritis
causes the
synovial fluid
to increase and
can cause the
sac to get
pushed up into
the thigh and
“bubble out”.
Explaining the Orange Color

14. This type of
inflammation is
often caused by
excessive
weight or
excessive metal
being stored in
the joints.
Explaining the Orange Color

15. It looks like this above the knee
Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
Can you see it?

16. It looks like this above the knee
Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
Can you see it now?

17. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
This fluid on this client’s knee was this big on his first appointment

18. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
This fluid on this client’s knee was this big on his first appointment

19. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
Notice how far the fluid extends pass the knee into the

20. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
Notice how far the fluid extends pass the knee into the

21. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
He had been like this with a physician’s care for over a y

22. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
See how much smaller it was in just a few weeks.

23. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
See how much smaller it was in just a few weeks.

24. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
It doesn’t make it very far out of the knee any more!

25. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
This drastic change took only a few weeks to occur.

26. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
Finally, notice that you can now see more of the bones in his knee.

27. Special Needs – Joints & Metal Toxicity
Finally, notice that you can now see more of the bones in his knee.

28. Explaining the Orange Color
Can you see it?

29. Explaining the Orange Color
Can you see it?

30. Explaining the Orange Color
When we see
the orange
color very
vividly early
in the detox
process, we
assume that
the damage
has spread
to the
cartilage.

31. Explaining the Orange Color
And it may have even begun to
spread into the bone as
osteoarthritis. We have no
definite way to differentiate.
We just recommend the
lecithin and shark cartilage, as
your body will use it to heal it
all.
Note: Sometimes the client may
feel a sharp pain with
certain movements that
may be due to this
situation.

32. Practice Test Question
How would you explain these results to your client?

33. How would you explain these results to your client?
(Answer covered in the actual course material.)

34. How would you explain these results to your client?
(Answer covered in the actual course material.)

35. POSSIBLE TEST QUESTIONS
Answer each of the following questions from your
client:
 What is the synovial fluid that you mentioned?
Why is my water green on the right side and black on
the other side?
Ohhh, my feet are swollen. What happened?
Oh no…my feet are blue. What happened?

36. POSSIBLE TEST QUESTIONS
Answer each of the following questions from your
client:
 What is the synovial fluid that you mentioned?
 Why is my water green on the right side and black on
the other side?
Ohhh, my feet are swollen. What happened?
Oh no…my feet are blue. What happened?

37. POSSIBLE TEST QUESTIONS
Answer each of the following questions from your
client:
 What is the synovial fluid that you mentioned?
 Why is my water green on the right side and black on
the other side?
 Ohhh, my feet are swollen. What happened?
Oh no…my feet are blue. What happened?

38. POSSIBLE TEST QUESTIONS
Answer each of the following questions from your
client:
 What is the synovial fluid that you mentioned?
 Why is my water green on the right side and black on
the other side?
 Ohhh, my feet are swollen. What happened?
 Oh no…my feet are blue. What happened?

39. POSSIBLE TEST QUESTIONS
Answer each of the following questions from
your client:
 My doctor told me that drinking water will help
stop my legs from swelling. Do you know what he
was talking about?
You said I released a lot of metal. Well, where is all
that metal coming from?

40. POSSIBLE TEST QUESTIONS
Answer each of the following questions from
your client:
 My doctor told me that drinking water will help
stop my legs from swelling. Do you know what he
was talking about?
 You said I released a lot of metal. Well, where is
all that metal coming from?

41. What do you say during the initial detox when
you are showing the client this picture of a
locked cell?
ANSWER COVERED IN THIS COURSE!

42. What do you say when you are showing the client
this picture of the blood of a person with an
autoimmune disease?

43. Oral Exam
exam.
 Someone will pretend to be the client and ask you questions
that are typically asked at Optimum Health during the
initial total body cleanse detox.
You will take turns answering all questions from the person
pretending to be a client.
You will each have 6 “clients” to work with.
You will be graded on your ability to answer each set of
questions that the “client” ask you.

44. Oral Exam
 exam.
 Someone will pretend to be the client and ask you questions
that are typically asked at Optimum Health during the
initial total body cleanse detox.
 You will take turns answering all questions from the person
pretending to be a client.
You will each have 6 “clients” to work with.
You will be graded on your ability to answer each set of
questions that the “client” ask you.

45. Oral Exam
 exam.
 Someone will pretend to be the client and ask you questions
that are typically asked at Optimum Health during the
initial total body cleanse detox.
 You will take turns answering all questions from the person
pretending to be a client.
You will be graded on your ability to answer each set of
questions that the “client” ask you.

46. Checking for Dehydration
It is important that you are able to tell if your clients
are drinking enough water because their kidneys
can get damaged if they do not drink enough water.
Therefore, you will be taught how to ask the right
questions to determine how much water your
clients are drinking. You will also be taught how to
recognize dehydration and encourage increased
water consumption.

47. Checking for Dehydration

48. IT’S YOUR JOB, NOT YOUR CLIENT’S

49. LACK OF COMMUNICATION IS
NEVER THE CLIENT’S FAULT
CLIENT’S WEAKNESS YOUR JOB
Extremely uneducated Speak simply enough for
them to understand.
Misunderstands things
frequently
Use repetition. Ask them
to confirm what has been
said. Give them a written
copy.
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50. How would you explain these results to your client?

51. What would you suggest this person do to help their body heal?

52. Suggesting a Gall Bladder Flush
1. The green indicates possible issues with the gall
bladder. Go over the handout detailing the gall
bladder flush.
2. Say something to this effect:
“Since your water turned that color green, it would
be good to flush your gall bladder. If there are any
stones in your gall bladder, they will get softened by
the apple juice that you will drink. Then they will
get squeezed out when you drink the olive oil. This
flush isn’t that bad! You can take your time and get
the flush done when it is convenient for you.”

53. AMBIGUOUS TERMINOLOGY

54. Definition:
Ambiguous Terminology
For Optimum Health’s purposes, this
refers to the use of words that have no
set meaning. These words have relative
meanings. This means that they can
mean one thing to you and something
else to your client.

55. Ambiguous Terminology
Creates Problems:
 Confusion.
 Frustrated clients.
 Missed appointments.
 Lost clients.

56. AMBIGUOUS WORDS
QUANTITY TIME DESCRIPTIVE
SOME ASAP GOOD
FEW LATER BAD
COUPLE EARLY PAINFUL
A LOT SOON HURT
ENOUGH BETTER

57. EXAMPLE:
“Please bring me some of the candy
from the dish.”
How many is some?
Technically, some includes any number
that is at least one piece of candy all the
way up to all but one of the pieces of
candy in the dish.

58. A BETTER STATEMENT?
1. “Please bring me 2 of the pieces of
candy from the dish.”
Learn how to speak specifically so your clients will fully understand instructions!

59. AMBIGUOUS QUESTIONS

60. DEFINITION:
AMBIGUOUS QUESTIONS
For Optimum Health’s purposes,
ambiguous questions are questions
that do not extract specific, accurate,
and useful information from the
client.

61. AMBIGUOUS QUESTIONS
CREATE PROBLEMS
 Communication breaks down when you have
no idea what your client thinks you asked.
Remember it is your responsibility to
ensure that communication does not
break down.
 YOU fail to do your job if you do not get the
client to know what information you need!

62. EXAMPLE:
“Do you drink a lot of water?”
Ambiguity comes from the following:
1. How much is a lot?
2. The client may only drink 2 glasses
a day and actually think that is a
lot!

63. EXAMPLE:
“Do you drink a lot of water?”
Ambiguity comes from the following:
3. You are asking for the clients opinion
of himself. What you should be
asking for are facts.
4. The client may not want to admit that
they don’t drink much. Ask for facts,
not admittals of insufficiency!

64. A BETTER QUESTION?
“How many ounces of water do you drink
a day?”
Was this helpful? There is much more on this topic in the course!

65. MOTIVATION IS A NECESSITY

66. REASONS A CLIENT WILL LEAVE
Lack of motivation due to:
Improved health.
Festering concerns.
Failing to appreciate progress.
Failing to ALWAYS see the value of our
services.
Thinking it doesn’t work (a scam or etc).

67. HOW WE MOTIVATE
DETERMINING
IMMEDIATE
VALUE
DETERMINING
LONG TERM
VALUE
ADDRESSING
CONCERNS
SEEING
PROGRESS
Take the course and learn how we motivate clients.

68. GIVE GOOD SERVICE

69. YOUR ATTITUDE
Smile
Show warmth
Appreciate the client
Remember they are a part of your
family of clients!
GOOD SERVICE:
More than just good skills!

70. YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Do you know what you should?
Is your knowledge stagnant?
Does your client feel that they can trust
your answers?
GOOD SERVICE:
More than just good skills!

71. Click here to get started with the course.

72. AUTHOR’S NOTE
Hello,
I am Tianya and I hope you like what
you have just previewed. If you want
more, please visit OptimumHealth.ws
where our training material for this
course is located. You may pay for the
class and get started when you are
ready. I will be available to assist
should you need help.
Sincerely,
Tianya S. Clark, B.S., CNHP
804-677-6061