INTESTINAL CLEANSE/LIVER DETOXIFICATON
The significance of intestinal detoxification and its role to overall good health is very important.
The intestinal tract is not only a site of absorption [small intestines] into the blood stream, but the large intestine is the major organ of elimination, via of feces. Elimination primarily takes place at two sites: The liver via the bile duct, and colon. The bile duct is the chief route for liver detoxification.
Methylated or conjugated substances are secreted in the bile duct to be eliminated in the feces. The colon is the site of excretion for divalent metals i.e. calcium.
When the liver does not produce adequate amounts of bile or the colon is unable to discharge due to excess mucous and putrefactive material, excess divalent minerals are able to be reabsorbed through the portal system back into the blood stream allowing them to be stored in soft tissue. There have been many studies linking the storage of calcium in soft tissue to atherosclerosis, bone spurs, kidney stones, tendonitis, and chin splints.
The Healthquest Nutrition (HQN) Intestional Cleanse and Liver Detoxification program (product listed below) is designed to cleanse both the liver and intestional tract , to support the bodies own detoxification processes by allowing for proper absorption of the essential nutrients. Besides contributing to good health, an added benefit may be the loss of weight around the middle.
Bio-Bulk Powder
Bio Dophilus Powder
Milk Thistle tab
Hepapurg (Homeopathic) Drops
It is important to maintain a low stress, low fat diet during this cleanse. The length of detoxification program is dependant on level of toxicity in the body. Make sure to drink plenty of water - 8 to 12 8 ounce glasses per day. Inadequate intake of water may cause constipation.
Specific drainage remedies may be added to the above program for toxicity of heavy metals, household chemicals, insecticides/pesticides, food additives, environmental toxins or microbes.
The intestinal tract is not only a site of absorption [small intestines] into the blood stream, but the large intestine is the major organ of elimination, via of feces. Elimination primarily takes place at two sites: The liver via the bile duct, and colon. The bile duct is the chief route for liver detoxification.
Methylated or conjugated substances are secreted in the bile duct to be eliminated in the feces. The colon is the site of excretion for divalent metals i.e. calcium.
When the liver does not produce adequate amounts of bile or the colon is unable to discharge due to excess mucous and putrefactive material, excess divalent minerals are able to be reabsorbed through the portal system back into the blood stream allowing them to be stored in soft tissue. There have been many studies linking the storage of calcium in soft tissue to atherosclerosis, bone spurs, kidney stones, tendonitis, and chin splints.
The Healthquest Nutrition (HQN) Intestional Cleanse and Liver Detoxification program (product listed below) is designed to cleanse both the liver and intestional tract , to support the bodies own detoxification processes by allowing for proper absorption of the essential nutrients. Besides contributing to good health, an added benefit may be the loss of weight around the middle.
Bio-Bulk Powder
Bio Dophilus Powder
Milk Thistle tab
Hepapurg (Homeopathic) Drops
It is important to maintain a low stress, low fat diet during this cleanse. The length of detoxification program is dependant on level of toxicity in the body. Make sure to drink plenty of water - 8 to 12 8 ounce glasses per day. Inadequate intake of water may cause constipation.
Specific drainage remedies may be added to the above program for toxicity of heavy metals, household chemicals, insecticides/pesticides, food additives, environmental toxins or microbes.
For more information email Gary at inf@healthquestnutrition.com
To order high quality nutrtional supplements visit http://www.healthquestnutrition.com/
To order high quality nutrtional supplements visit http://www.healthquestnutrition.com/
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