Monday, July 12, 2010

Purifying & Detoxifying - Our Intestine

Most people are not aware of the fact that some of the food we consumed is not fully absorbed by our intestinal mucous membrane but is fermented and decomposed with high toxin content.

While maintaining good bowel practices can effectively reduce the accumulation of toxins, a diet that is rich in fibre content can help improve peristaltic movements of the gastrointestinal tracts, preventing constipation, and enhancing digestion. This is therefore the most effective form of detoxification.

Step 1: Drink plenty of water


Water, known for its miraculous detoxifying properties, is the best replenishment for your body in the morning. This will revitalize the gastrointestinal system. Not only will it stimulate peristalsis and prevent constipation, but more importantly, it rapidly decreases haemoconcentration, which occur after long hours of sleep. Replenishing your body with water can also help to improve blood circulation and restore alertness.

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Step 2: Adopt a High Fibre Diet


Adopting a High Fibre Diet can enhance intestinal peristalsis and helps move waste through your body. Thus in turns lowers the potential buildup of hazardous substances in your intestinal mucous membrane. The low calories-t0-volume ratio of high-fibre food also means that you can feel satisfied without having to consume more calories.

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Step 3: Consume More Plant Enzymes


Increase your daily intake of food that contains phytoenzymes such as vegetables and fruits including papayas and pineapples which can improve digestion, remove free radicals and boost your immunity.


Step 4: Replenish Probiotics



In addition to boosting digestion and creating a healthy intestinal environment, lactobacillus can also suppress the movement of harmful bacteria and reduce the production of toxin substances.

It also enhances immunity and overall health by facilitating the synthesis and absorption Group B vitamins.

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