Detox the body naturally using the safest, cleanest and most natural Zeolite Clinoptilolite MANC active ingredient in Toxaprevent
Toxaprevent Medi Plus Sachets and Toxaprevent Medi Pure capsules cleanse and detox the body including the liver and kidneys. Toxaprevent works quickly and simply by binding and absorbing toxins such as heavy metals, aluminium, ammonium and histamine from the body and removing them from your body via your natural bowel movement. The two Toxaprevent products work together to naturally detox and cleanse the digestive tract and body, relieving the symptoms that come with the toxins.
Detox Protocol:
Simple take 2 x Toxaprevent Medi Pure capsules 30 minutes before a meal up to 3 times per day with 200ml water.
Mix 1 x Toxaprevent Medi Plus sachet with 300ml of water and drink 2 hours after your evening meal.
We recommend taking the products in combination for 3 months and then choosing one of the products and taking for a further 3 months.
13 Toxins Toxaprevent detoxes from the body:
1) Histamine
2) Ammonium
3) Mercury
4) Lead
5) Phthalates
6) Bisphenols (BPA)
7) Mould
8) Mycotoxins
9) Aflatoxins
10) Aluminium
11) Cadmium
12) Arsenic
13) Agenic amines
Whilst living in the 21st century can have many advantages; we must also be aware of the increase of toxins and chemicals bombarding our body on a daily basis. Nowadays, our organs are overwhelmed.
Our bodies are naturally good at detoxing, for example our livers, kidneys, gastrointestinal tract and skin are working continuously to detox our body from toxins which we are exposed to.
Toxins are normally pushed out our body through our bowel movements, through our skin when we sweat and when we pass urine. However, nowadays are bodies are overburdened. The toxins above can be found in many day-to-day products. Lead, aluminium and mercury can be found in everyday life; medications, toothpaste, industrial fumes, canned food, exhaust fumes, sea food, amalgam fillings, water, cosmetics.
These toxins can enter our body through the air we breathe, the food we eat, the water we drink and the products we apply to our skin. Alongside these, our body also can contribute to this toxin accumulation internally depending on dietary choices, our environment and our genetics.
These toxins are not always visible in our environment which can allow them to infiltrate our body somewhat undetected until symptoms begin to present themselves.
13 common symptoms of having toxins in the body
1) Chronic digestive issues
2) Chronic fatigue and feeling exhausted
3) Anxiety and depression
4) Skin issues from acne, rashes and reddened, irritated skin
5) Muscle and joint pains
6) Craving sugar
7) Insomnia
8) Bad breathe and bad body odour
9) Brain fog
10) Fluid retention and increased belly fat
11) Chronic headaches
12) Hormonal imbalance
13) Skin discoloration such as yellowing skin
Detox the body naturally using the safest, cleanest and most natural Zeolite Clinoptilolite MANC active ingredient in Toxaprevent
Toxaprevent Medi Plus Sachets and Toxaprevent Medi Pure capsules cleanse and detox the body including the liver and kidneys. Toxaprevent works quickly and simply by binding and absorbing toxins such as heavy metals, aluminium, ammonium and histamine from the body and removing them from your body via your natural bowel movement. The two Toxaprevent products work together to naturally detox and cleanse the digestive tract and body, relieving the symptoms that come with the toxins.
Presented by Dilly Kular, Managing Director from the Nouveau Healthcare team. Medically checked and certified by Gaya Neault BSc Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry.
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