
Drink your liver metabolism detox flush every day, prepare ahead of the time, drink a few sips first thing in the morning, take your bottle with you to gym, to your work station, in your car, this should be a daily routine.
HEALING BENEFITS:
FLUSH VISCERAL FAT FROM FATTY LIVER
HEALTHY GUT
GI TOXINS
FLUSH IMPROVE INSULIN SENSITIVITY
LIVER & TOXINS FLUSH
WEIGHT LOSS
PH – ALKALINE BALANCE
HEALTHY KIDNEYS
ESTROGEN DOMINANCE MENOPAUSE
WEIGHT LOSS
LOWER BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS
CONSTIPATION
FLUSH HEAVY METALS
Recipe of liver metabolism – toxin flush drink
2Litre sparkling water, add 50ml apple cider vinegar (with mother), tablespoon of lemon juice (unsweetened), I prefer to use fresh lemon and cut 2x slices, slid them inside the bottle, pinch of Himalayan salts (this is for electrolytes & potassium), include Activated charcoal tablets for the first month: 1-2 activated charcoal tablets in the morning, first week, then second week, take 4x activated charcoal tablets in the morning, third week take 6 activated charcoal tablets daily, stay on this dosage until the pack is completed.
When drinking the activated charcoal tablets, wait for 30minutes before having your meals.
More benefits:
How to do a Daily Detox with Activated Charcoal + Apple Cider Vinegar how to use activated charcoal more often to adsorb internal toxins.
Our bodies have various methods of naturally detoxing: urination, bowel movements, sweat. But internally, we need a porous supplement that binds with and ushers out GI toxins. Activated charcoal is effective in this role, affordable and incredibly convenient. Activated charcoal is a special form of carbon that can bind other substances on its surface (adsorption). Adsorption works by chemically binding the body’s impurities to the carbon (charcoal). The active sites in the charcoal eventually become filled. Activated charcoal is a special form of carbon processed to have small, low-volume pores that increase the surface area available for adsorption or chemical reactions. Due to its high degree of microporosity, one gram of activated carbon has a surface area in excess of 32,000 sq ft, or larger than a football field! (source, source) (In contrast, when something is absorbed, it gets soaked up and assimilated into the blood stream.) Modern health benefits of activated charcoal.
TOXINS
To remove a range of toxins, drugs, viruses, bacteria, fungus, mycotoxins and chemicals from the body. (It is not true that charcoal binds to heavy metals, though.)
Able to assist kidney function by filtering out undigested toxins and drugs from urea (the main by-product of protein digestion). Activated charcoal has also been shown to protect gut flora during the use of antibiotics.
ESTROGEN DOMINANCE Estrogenic compounds are of increasing concern in today’s food supply and environment. They mimic natural estrogens in the body and wreak havoc on hormone levels and can be cancer causing.
AC adsorbs xeno- and phyoestrogens and ushers them from the body.
CHOLESTEROL Several studies have shown that activated charcoal may help reduce cholesterol levels.
Again, AC binds with cholesterol and cholesterol-containing bile acids in the gut, preventing the body from absorbing them.
ACNE And while many people use activated charcoal for acne or other skin conditions topically … acne is the body’s way of pushing out internal toxins and can be used more effectively internally.
Cystic acne is the body’s attempt to detoxify! That is why activated charcoal works so well to reduce and improve acne symptoms.
DETOX How to use apple cider vinegar with activated charcoal to detox Used with apple cider vinegar, which helps the body to excrete toxins through bile, activated charcoal adsorbs these toxins, both in the stomach and in the intestines, and ushers the toxins safely from the body. In regard to acne: Detoxified thus, the body does not need to push the toxins out of the skin; they have already been removed! The same is true of lesser-known toxins, such as the possibility of excess vitamin A. A myriad of toxins are removed from the body — cleansing the liver, reducing the body’s toxic load and reducing symptoms.
Alternatives to activated charcoal may include: bentonite clay, zeolite and citrus pectin. Each of these binders has its own properties and varies from charcoal in its qualities and benefits. I won’t go into the differences here, but feel free to ask any specific questions in the Comments section below.
