Detox / Cleansing

The human body is the most wonderful, self-regulating system that strives to maintain a state of balance, or health. 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_is equipped with natural mechanisms, organs and systems for this purpose. These include: liver, digestive tract, kidneys, lymphatic system, blood, lungs, skin. We also cleanse ourselves through mucous membranes and menstruation.  

In an ideal world, this system works by the book and without reservations. 

Unfortunately, we are a generation of people who have been exposed to poisonous chemicals since conception. Today's industrial development brings with it a lot of pollution. Air, household chemicals, cosmetics, food products - everything that surrounds us today is charged with dangerous toxins, the excess of which our clever system will not always cope with.

 Stress, lack of sleep, dehydration, lack of exercise, junk diet devoid of nutritional value, pathogens, chronic diseases -  all this further reduces the body's ability to effectively self-regulate._cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_

A vicious circle is created - toxins deepen the bad condition of the body. And the snowball is rolling by itself.

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Chemical pollution of the human body is an extremely insidious enemy, operating in a highly secretive way. We can't see it, we have a hard time measuring its levels in our bodies, and it's really hard for us to determine which chemicals in common use today are responsible for specific damage, disorders, and diseases._cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b -136bad5cf58d_

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"...Sunday morning... A young pregnant woman has just come out of the bath. Her body smells of fruity gel and moisturizing lotion.

He sits comfortably on a modern sofa, sips juice from a can and inhales the smell of spring from an electric air freshener.

She just finished her tuna salad... Idyllic.
Will she remember the day when, in a few years, tests confirm her malignant tumor?

When will her several-year-old son have serious learning problems?

And when her beautiful daughter with a trembling voice says "Mom - you will never become a grandmother..."

book review: 'Murder Rubber Duck' - Smith R., Lourie B. 

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• many toxins enter our body in doses higher than the minerals and vitamins required for health

• In the umbilical cord blood of newborns, 200-300 chemical substances are detected, which should not be present, of which 2/3 of these substances cause hormonal disorders, and thus many diseases

• A University of California study of a cohort of 75 pregnant women found that, on average, each one's blood sample tested positive for 56 chemicals. The six chemicals discovered were unknown, meaning that little is known about their effects on mother and baby in utero.

• Toxins enter the body not only with food and urban smog, we must take into account furniture, interior finishing products, building materials, kitchen utensils, clothing, toys, cosmetics

• MDF furniture, present in every home, contains formaldehyde, a known human carcinogen, has been linked to cancers of the nose and brain, and possibly leukemia

• It is estimated that the average woman starts her day by applying 126 different chemicals contained in 12 different products to her face, hair and body.

• The world's largest database of the American Chemists' Union contains as many as 50 million chemical compounds 

• Over 350,000 chemical compounds have been registered in production and the list is extended every year. A notable finding was that the identity of many chemicals remains publicly unknown because they are considered confidential (>50,000) or ambiguously described (up to 70,000).

• We come into contact with 72,000 chemicals a year

• Women housekeepers or professional cleaners have a 54% higher incidence of cancer than those who work in other jobs or outsource cleaning (volatile compounds from detergents)

• Every year we eat 2 kg of artificial food additives, dyes and preservatives

• Cigarettes contain about 4,000 chemicals, of which 40 are officially considered carcinogenic!!

• There is a small number of studies determining the effect of several chemical compounds on the human body at once

•  It is estimated that more than 13 million deaths worldwide are caused by environmental pollution each year

• About 24% of diseases are caused by avoidable environmental exposures

Prof. Theo Colborn, co-author of the book entitled "Our Stolen Future," he writes:

“A child born today will most likely have to deal with one or more of the following: ADHD, various autism spectrum disorders, learning difficulties, diabetes, obesity, childhood and adolescent cancers, genital development disorders and infertility.
To make matters worse, conditions such as breast and prostate cancer, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases have recently been added to the above list as further effects of fetal exposure to toxic chemicals."

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