Dr. Chibitam Hope Obia
General Practitioner
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Hello doctor.
I am a 38-year-old male. I have been reading a lot about detoxification and its possible health advantages. Could you briefly describe detoxification and how it works? What are the key goals of a detoxification procedure? Are there many detox programs or procedures available, such as juice cleanses, fasting, or nutritional changes? What are the main distinctions between them, and who should consider each? What are the possible health advantages of detoxification? Are there any dangers or disadvantages to detoxification programs? How long does normal detox regimens last, and how frequently should one think about detoxing? Is there a set of rules for safe and successful detoxification cycles? Can you elaborate on the significance of nutrition in detoxification? Are there any foods or minerals that help the body's natural detoxification processes? What are the most frequent side effects or symptoms that people may encounter during detoxing, and how may they be managed?
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
Detoxification simply means that harmful substances that are damaging to the body are converted into non-toxic, soluble molecules that are expelled in the urine or expelled through the lungs. The goal of detoxification is to convert hazardous chemicals into non-harmful metabolites. Yes, detox options such as nutritional supplements, natural juice, and hemolysis are available. Healthy persons require dietary supplements and juice consumption, but patients suffering from renal or lung illness require hemodialysis. The advantages include a healthy body and the elimination of potentially toxic items that might cause organ damage. The detox regimen lacks a timetable and sufficient directions. Fruits and vegetables are foods that aid in detoxification by releasing solubilized oxidants. Except for people on dialysis, who may have headaches, dizziness, nausea, lethargy, and malaise, there are no adverse effects.
I hope this helps.
Thank you.
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