FREE LIVE CLASS | Thursday, May 4th at 5PM PST

Harmful Misconceptions about Detoxification

Detoxification is one of the most frequent topics of conversation in my clinical consultations.

In some cases there is a genuine need to support or enhance the body’s natural processes of elimination, but in many cases people have worsened their health with improper, excessive and prolonged detox methods.

Because of widespread misinformation and misconceptions about
what toxicity actually is and how to treat it, countless people use products and try programs that are either not necessary, not effective, can aggravate their condition, or cause serious long term harm.

Including:

• Causing kidney damage by over-consuming raw juices made from kale and other vegetables that contain oxalates.
• Depleting the digestive microbiome with repeated enemas and colonics.
• Causing laxative dependency with harsh herbs that over-stimulate the colon.
• Depleting natural body fluids through excessive saunas
• Attacking intestinal parasites without medical confirmation of their presence or diagnosis of the species
• Mistaking symptoms of nutrient deficiencies for symptoms of toxicity
• Risking damage to the bile ducts with anatomically impossible “gallbladder flushes”
• And many others…

In this free one-hour presentation I will share valuable knowledge and experiences from my 40 years of clinical practice that can help you avoid the health damaging consequences of excessive and incorrect detoxification, including:

• How to know whether toxins are the cause or result of health problems.
• When you need detoxification, when you need nourishment, and when you need both.
• Where external toxins are stored in the body, and where internal toxins are generated.
• How to identify different types of toxins in the body, and what are effective and ineffective methods to remove them.
• Recognizing when you are becoming depleted from prolonged and repeated overuse of detoxification.
• When heavy metal toxicity is a medical problem, and when it is a dangerous wastebasket diagnosis.
• How to differentiate between intestinal parasitic infections, bacterial overgrowth, and dysbiosis caused by disturbances in the digestive terrain.

Even if you can't join me live, please sign up now!  I will send you a recording of this class, along with a very special offer.

I look forward to seeing you there,