Detoxing

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There are general purpose strategies in detoxing that are quite well

known to all -- simply comply with the implicit cannons of

nature. That is, avoid chronic ingestion of toxins (oral,

transdermal, respiratory); go on a fasting type diet with plenty of

hydration/flushing; exercise, deep breathing of fresh air/oxygen,

sundry skin-flushing detox baths (various brines and

infusions); saunas-sweating; massages; adequate night-sleep in a

dark environment; capture some sun; shift into a fruit diet to

cleanse intestines; replenish colon cultures; don't allow yourself to

dwell on the negative (e.g.,fear, hostility); relish simple

amusements, intimate friends, and sharing your bounty; clean and

organize your environment for symbolic consistency. Many people find

great value in adding a specifically spiritual aspect to their ablutions.

When dealing with acquired chronic pathologies I tend to be more

aggressive with the forestated base program. After history, testing,

and observation it is a matter of working on the organ systems (e.g.,

epidermal-mucosal barrier functions, reticulo-endothelial filtering

functions, excretory functions, hematopoietic system, lymphatics,

endocrine and autonomic function).

This is followed by -- or concurrent with -- pulling toxin types from

the tissues depending on the person's health problem. This includes

heavy metals and their cations, halo-organics, organophosphates,

surfactants (including quaternary ammonium compounds), endocrine

disruptors, petroleum products and solvents, silicone, airborne and

waterborne toxins, and some of the toxins that may have accrued from

commercial foods and pharmaceuticals.

Fortunately many of these toxins can be removed together using simple

techniques. Unfortunately there are:

-- harmful synergisms among many toxins just as there can be

desirable synergisms among medicines

-- some toxins that are impossible to completely remove as they are

compartmented, they are bound to body tissues, or they are too close

in physical properties to desirable compounds

-- some toxins are yet to be identified

I hope this helps in organizing your thoughts on detoxification. As

I find time in the future I may write on the various chelators,

methods, and other tools that I use, their rationale, and their limitations.

At 01:12 PM 6/6/2010, " perkrdra " <perkrdra@...>

wrote:

>

> > The traditional cancer diets such as the grape cure don't work nearly

> > as well today. This is because of all the chemicals in the

> > environment. If a person wants to put diet in the driver's seat then

> > they would be well advised to do a lot of detoxing along with it.

> >

> >

>

>How do one detox?

>

>Sauna, rebounding, enemas, gua sha, turpentine baths, liver/kidney

>stimulating herbs,...?

>

>Any specific procedure(s) which are especially favorable?

>

>Are there literature you would recommend regardig this subject?