RE: Trying to detox -- please help!!

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Hi, I am sure I have alot to learn an understand about explant. I have just decided to take that option I believe is the only one I have. What do you mean by detox? How bad is it? That means that after the explant I will still feel bad? When the surgery is done (explant) is an inmediate LIFT needed? I need to understand to be able to do the right thing an not having to go through surgery once more. Pleas help me with my questions. Thank you. Regards, Roxanamkkinzy1 <mkkinzy@...> wrote: Hi,I am trying to detox, but not really sure where I should start. I feel very overwhelmed with all the information that is available. I was explanted March 1st. Since then my diet has consisted of organic

foods and I have been drinking LOTS of water. I eat a lot of flax now too. I am trying to limit other things. I am using natural skincare products and switched majority of our cleaning products to non-toxic products. I take a bath almost every day alternating between epsom, epsom ginger, and vinegar. I read the "praise" post yesterday and actually took 1 Tablespoon of vinegar mixed with juice yesterday and again today. I don't have a good stomach when it comes to drinking things. I know a lot of it is mind over matter. I try. I think a lot of it stems from when I was younger and had active Crohn's disease. I went thru sooo many tests and had to drink LOTS of gross things. Even thinking about it makes me gag. I am waiting for my sauna. It should be here sometime next week, so I am hopeful. If anyone has any advice for me I would appreciate it. I like the idea of the vinegar, but not sure I can stomach it.Hugs,

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Roxana,

Detoxing is what you do to get the toxins out of your

body . . . whether they got there because of breast

implants or other environmental causes. . .

There are lots of detox methods . . . you have to pick

and chose what works for you. . . We have a number in

the files sections . . . and the ladies here have

tried many methods themselves. . . Some are very

inexpensive, some expensive.

When we talk about someone feeling bad when they're

detoxing, we're talking about herxing . . . One herxes

as toxins are set loose and try to work their way out

of your body. . . If you were to go to a detox center,

they would use faster methods than we usually

recommend because it would be done in a supervised

setting. When you're doing it on your own, we suggest

starting slowly to see how you feel and gradually

increase the frequency/duration/supplement.

The trick is to manage the herxes so you can still

function but they don't become a deterrent to

detoxing.

It's not really as complicated as it sounds . . . It

just takes time and discipline! Don't let it scare

you!

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

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Marcy,

It sounds like you're doing really well . . . It's

quite an undertaking to change so many things - and

way of doing things. . . Don't stress so much.

Personally, I trust that I will feel drawn to things

that I need and repelled by those I don't need . . .

That's not to say that I won't flip-flop later. . . No

one can begin to tell you exactly what you need. . .

We can only tell you what works for us. You will have

to figure your own program out for yourself.

My analogy is that we're all born with an empty glass

(some get larger glasses than others) . . . as we

journey through life, the glass begins to fill little

by little . . . eventually, as it gets close to

filling, it splashes a bit (symtoms start) . . . then

it trickles over . . . and finally pours over (full

blown sick).

The goal of detoxing is to lower the level in your

glass so you won't experience symtoms. In this toxic

environment, the glass will keep getting stuff in it -

but if you keep detoxing, you can keep things under

control.

The fact that you had active Crohn's disease should

have been a good indication to your surgeon that you

should never have gotten breast implants! . . .

I'll bet your plastic surgeon never took a

comprehensive health history from you though!

Hugs,

Rogene

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mk about the vinegar.If you sweeten it with stevia i use liquid 5 to 10 drops or can use honey or maple syrup you can try to. Even putting a little lemon in it helps .This is what i did at first lemon ,stevia and raw apple cider.This sweetener will make it taste sweet and makes it easy to drink my husband does maple syrup and he doesnt like to drink things either but he says the maple syrup changes the way it taste. He hooked on it now. Now if i just could get him to do more veggies. He loves salad thou.

hope this helps hugs michele

From: "mkkinzy1" <mkkinzy@...>Reply- To: Subject: Trying to detox -- please help!!Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2006 18:04:36 -0000Hi,I am trying to detox, but not really sure where I should start. I feel very overwhelmed with all the information that is available. I was explanted March 1st. Since then my diet has consisted of organic foods and I have been drinking LOTS of water. I eat a lot of flax now too. I am trying to limit other things. I am using natural skincare products and switched majority of our cleaning products to non-toxic products. I take a bath almost every day alternating between epsom, epsom ginger, and vinegar. I read the "praise" post yesterday and actually took 1 Tablespoon of vinegar mixed with juice yesterday and again today. I don't have a good stomach when it comes to drinking things. I know a lot of it is mind over matter. I try. I think a lot of it stems from when I was younger and had active Crohn's disease. I went thru sooo many tests and had to drink LOTS of gross things. Even thinking about it makes me gag. I am waiting for my sauna. It should be here sometime next week, so I am hopeful. If anyone has any advice for me I would appreciate it. I like the idea of the vinegar, but not sure I can stomach it.Hugs, MKOpinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment. "Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world." - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)See our photos website! Enter "implants" for access at this link:http://.shutterfly.com/action/