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It is actually one I bought from Good Earth called First Cleanse. In pill form it contains all the herbs (the most gentle one of all this company's cleanses) to cleanse the 7 channels of the body (lungs, skin, gastrointestinal, lymph, kidney etc..). It does not contain any wheat, soy, corn, gluten etc... hypoallergenic... unless of course one is sensitive to any of the many herbs in it- the list is long- from milk thistle and garlic bulb to fenugreek and tumeric. Many. It specifically tells you which herb helps which system. You start by taking one in the am and a different blend at night, on an empty stomach with a glass of water. Then you go up to two pills on day four. I tried it back in April when my headaches were ultra bad so I didn't get far...just a few days when I just thought every thing I was putting into my body was giving me a headache. Now that I have detoxified more thru nutrition- avoiding table sugar and breads and eating raw vegetables and fruits and taking probiotics (prescribed by my homeopathic dr.), I lost twenty-four pounds and my headaches are still there but not to the degree as before. And the muscle fatigue has lessened greatly when I avoided all perfumes in lotions and detergents etc... So now I am feeling optimistic my body is ready for it. I was told by my Dr.'s nurse practioner of homeopathic medicine that my body was too toxic (last August) and I apparently react to many common foods (after having an extensive allergy test) and all the preservatives put in them. That is my long explanation. There are more cleanses I would like to try like Sauna Therapy with vitamin replacement, but money and time are an issue. Someday. Meanwhile I try the best to watch what I take in and apparently my running has improved just from these changes. I just got to watch out for snowboarders and opening car doors (while riding my bike). PS I was impressed by your craving for apples I remember reading that in an enty a ways back. Apples have something in them that begins with a "Q" I think that helps build immunity. It made me want to eat more of them and made me think how your running is affected by what you eat. All of us basically. I remember reading in Runner's World about a guy who runs Ultras at an old age and what he eats (basically a lot of junk food) and I was thinking maybe it doesn't matter and it is all about genetics, but then I read further and he had a couple of heart attacks finding that his arteries were clogged. Sure his running saved him but his eating put him under. Case in point. Good nutrition, healthy body. Good luck friend!!! PS I originally sent this to sasha's blackhole (where things never get sent but you think they do and I just got the message it was not sent)

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December 30, 2024