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By: :)

:) — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 14:36:30 +0000

A “healty” detox is very beneficial. I try to do a detox at least once every 3 or 4 months. A “healthy” detox will eliminate toxins and clean up your organs. You will notice a big difference on the way you feel, and see the difference on your appearance, i.e., your skin, hair and etc. If you stay on a “clean-eating” diet after a good detox, you can just do a detox every three or four months. Why put the toxins back into your system. Your are what you eat.

By: grammom

grammom — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 15:48:57 +0000

Your body needs salt, people! At least 2-3 grams per day for your body, including kidneys to function properly, according to my cardiologist – (that’s 2,000-3,000 mg – about a measuring teaspoon). Anyone who even suggests eliminating all salt from the body isn’t any kind of “nutritional expert”. Even salt sensitive hypertension allows for a small amount of salt. Sheesh, what people won’t do to themselves! And, I “betchamilliondollars” neither of those “sheep” consulted their physician before attempting that questionable kind of detox. I agree with Lady Angora – I’ve done the all veggie and fruit detox several times, and actually think clearer and feel better limiting the amount of protein, good fats, and dairy. Why don’t they educate our young people about nutrition to the degree they do about sex education? That starts in the third grade, and they’re tested on it in the sixth grade.

By: LadyAngora

LadyAngora — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 18:22:16 +0000

anyone who takes too much of anything is in danger… drinking ridiculous amounts of water shouldn’t cast a bad view of real detox diets. a true detox diet can do amazing things for your body. i’ve done several, and can attest that they are indeed beneficial.