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Detoxification or cleansing can benefit those with conditions like parasites, headaches, bad breath, hemorrhoids, irritability, and more. The liver plays a key role in detoxifying the body through two phases that transform toxins into water-soluble compounds and eliminate them. Supporting the liver's detox pathways through nutrients, avoiding an overwhelming toxic load, and addressing excretion and genetic factors can help optimize its function. Some potential benefits of a detox program include increased energy, weight loss, clearer thinking, better skin and sleep, and improved mood.
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Detox What.Saslove
- 1. What is “ detoxing” Or “cleansing ”
- 7. Imbalanced Detoxification Phase I CYP P450 Phase II Conjugation Damage to DNA, RNA, Proteins Reactive Intermediate Non-Polar Xenobiotic Inert Water-Soluble Metabolite
- 9. Supportive Nutrients for Detoxification Pathways Bile Feces/stools Serum Kidneys Urine ATP glutathione glycine taurine glutamine ornithine arginine methyl donors N-acetylcysteine cysteine methionine r iboflavin (vit. B2) niacin (vit. B3) pyridoxine (vit. B6) folic acid vitamin B12 glutathione branched-chain amino acids flavonoids phospholipids Phase II [conjugation pathways] Phase I [cytochrome P450 enzymes] Activated Intermediates excretory derivatives Lipid-soluble molecule polar water-soluble ( )
- 14. [ The Road to Immunity By Stephen Bock]
- 16. How to get started on your own Detoxification Program: Join our Quarterly Group Cleanses and Bring a friend!! (Individual programs also available) Contact Lisa Saslove at 805-305-0774 or [email_address]