Liver Support

The liver plays a crucial role in breaking down and removing toxic substances. It also produces bile, which impacts microbial diversity, digestion of fats and fat-soluble vitamins, and intestinal barrier function. Protecting and supporting this vital organ is imperative to overcoming toxic overload and regulating intestinal permeability.

• Fortify your liver and nourish healthy bile flow with herbal bitters, phytochemicals, and healthy fats.

Kidney Support

The kidneys are critically important for overall health. They filter metabolic waste and promote normalized body chemistry, pH regulation, and nerve, muscle, and tissue function. Ensuring proper hydration, electrolyte, and microbial balance promotes optimal kidney function.

• Replenish and support your body's electrolyte and mineral balance.

Lymphatic System Support

The lymphatic system's primary function is to cleanse toxins from the body. It is also a foundational part of the immune system and produces and releases immune cells that protect the body from microbes. Lymphatic circulation is a critical part of health, and lymphatic congestion can impact immune function.

• Support lymphatic circulation for effective toxicant removal and immune function.
• Stimulate lymphatic flow with external and internal methods to promote systemic body cleansing.

Lung Support

The lungs take in oxygen from the air and deliver it to your bloodstream and every cell in the body. They eliminate toxins through respiration, and overall lung function can become impaired by exposure to smoke, environmental toxins, and eating an inflammatory diet.

• Maintain and strengthen optimal lung performance with healthy habits, including exercise, improving indoor air quality, avoiding exposure to pollutants and smoke, performing deep breathing exercises, and choosing anti-inflammatory foods.

Colon Support

The colon, or large intestine, is an integral part of the digestive system. It absorbs water, electrolytes, and other nutrients while simultaneously preparing toxins and other waste for excretion from the body.

• Support peristalsis by eating fiber-rich foods, exercising, drinking water, and integrating cholagogue and bitter herbs into your regimen.
• Drink half your body weight in ounces of clean, filtered water daily.
• Ensure that your bowels move at least 1-2 times per day.

Skin Support

The skin is your largest detox organ and provides insight into the status of your internal terrain. Skin irritations, redness, and breakouts indicate that your body's internal detoxification systems are taxed and overwhelmed.

• Ensure liver, kidney, and lymphatic supports are in place and incorporate topical and transdermal solutions to ease irritation.

Always consult with your Health Care Provider.

Binders attach to or 'bind' to external toxicants (mycotoxins, heavy metals, glyphosate, and environmental compounds) and excess cytokines and histamines. This process is a commonly overlooked step in most wellness programs and often results in abandoning treatment modalities, perpetuating toxic overload in the body. Binders decrease toxin reabsorption in the gastrointestinal tract and liver (hepatic recirculation) and support balanced detoxification pathways and immune responses.*

Tips For Using Binders

• Continue Organ Detox Support (Phase 1).
•  Binders are best taken on an empty stomach, before a meal, or with a small amount of food if needed.
•  Take binders at least 30 minutes away from prescription medications and other dietary supplements.

Mobilizing toxins and eliminating imbalanced microbes at a rate faster than your body can manage may lead to a detox irritation. Detox irritations can include brain fog, body aches, stomach upset, and generalized discomfort. In simple terms, you may be doing too much, too fast, or not taking the right products at the right time or in the proper order.

Strategies For Avoiding A Detox

• Ensure that your bowels move at least 1-2 times per day.
• Drink half your body weight in ounces of clean, filtered water daily.
• Choose an organic, whole-food diet free of pesticides, glyphosate, and GMO crops.

Always consult with your Health Care Provider.

Hazardous air, soil, and water pollutants can create physical and emotional imbalances that impact your overall well-being.
Maintaining a healthy environment and reducing exposure to contaminants is essential for longevity and quality of life.*

Lifestyle Strategies For Reducing Toxin Exposure

• Choose an organic, whole-food diet free of pesticides, glyphosate, and GMO crops.
• Drink clean, filtered water.
• Reduce EMF exposure whenever possible.
• Address water leaks and excessive humidity in your home and workspaces to prevent mold growth.
• Continue Organ Detox Support (Phase 1) and Binders (Phase 2) to reduce the possibility of detox irritations.

Always consult with your Health Care Provider.

A highly functional immune system depends on balanced and diverse flora in the gastrointestinal tract. This microbial balance also influences other aspects of wellness, including sleep patterns, mood, digestion, and cardiovascular and brain performance. Optimizing your gastrointestinal microbiome is a crucial step in overcoming the effects of imbalances.

Steps For Rebuilding A Healthy Gut

• Eliminate toxins, imbalanced microbes, and environmental stressors that contribute to gastrointestinal dysfunction.
• Address biofilm produced by imbalanced microbes.
• Add probiotics and nutritional support to help restructure the gut microbiome.
• Continue Organ Detox Support (Phase 1) and Binders (Phase 2) to reduce the possibility of detox irritations.

Always consult with your Health Care Provider.

Your body's immune function involves multiple cell types that modulate innate and adaptive responses that protect your body from unwanted microbes and oxidative stressors. Supporting your cells with broad-spectrum herbal extracts and botanicals helps ensure that these powerful defense mechanisms are deployed when needed.

Rebuilding Sustainable Wellness

• Assess your specific needs and incorporate supplements that support immunity.
• Address stealth microbes that can deplete immune function and cellular energy.
• Continue Organ Detox Support (Phase 1) and Binders (Phase 2) to reduce the possibility of detox irritations.

Always consult with your Health Care Provider.

Oral hygiene is a foundational element of whole-body wellness. The oral microbiome plays a critical role in the health of your mouth, teeth, and gums. It also provides the building blocks of your gastrointestinal tract's microbiome and can impact your cardiovascular, immune, lymphatic, and neurological systems.

A Comprehensive Approach To Oral Wellness

•  Adopt a daily oral hygiene regimen that includes regular brushing and flossing.
• Address imbalanced microorganisms.
• Remove heavy metals.
• Continue Organ Detox Support (Phase 1) and Binders (Phase 2) to reduce the possibility of detox irritations.
• Continue Immune Support (Phase 5) and adjust as needed.

Always consult with your Health Care Provider.

The connection between neurological and lymphatic wellness is frequently overlooked. This important relationship is fundamental for optimizing cognitive function, focus, and mental acuity. Ensuring that metabolic waste released by the glymphatic system during sleep is filtered and carried out of the body allows beneficial nutrient uptake in the brain.

Optimize Brain Function

• Create a sleep sanctuary and avoid blue light exposure from electronic devices at least two hours before bedtime.
• Continue Organ Detox Support (Phase 1) and Binders (Phase 2) to reduce the possibility of detox irritations.
• Continue Gastrointestinal Support and Immune Support (Phases 4 and 5) and adjust as needed.

Always consult with your Health Care Provider.

Incorporating foundational solutions can help you sustain the optimized cellular and immune function you've achieved along your wellness journey. Your daily needs may change depending on your environment, exposure, or imbalances.

Everyday Wellness Solutions

• Continue Organ Detox Support (Phase 1) and Binders (Phase 2).
• Supplement your diet with supplements rich in omega-3 fatty acids, polyphenols, and other bioactive compounds that support overall well-being.*
• Maintain adequate hydration and electrolyte balance.

If you experience a recurrence of symptoms, revisit Phases 1 and 2 and incorporate a combination of products from the subsequent phases to address the effects of exposures or imbalances.

Always consult with your Health Care Provider.