Body's Burden Global Detoxification

There’s hardly a place on Earth that has not been affected by the accumulation of toxins in our environment. Contaminants in the air, water and soil provide evidence that our Earth is ill. The effects of these conditions pose considerable risks to human health. These health risks have accelerated within the last fifty years.

The EPA has classified 65,000 of the 70,000 chemicals in US commercial production as potentially, if not definitely, hazardous to human health. Over 3,000 chemicals have been added to food supplies and over 700 have been added to drinking water. More than 10,000 chemical compounds have become an integral part of our food and water supplu. One of the major symptoms of chemical toxicity seems to be a breakdown of the immune function, which encourages many symptoms, conditions and diseases.  Blood biomonitoring studies confirm that the average person has 165 chemicals that do not belong in the human anatomy – what we call the "Body’s Burden." Toxic metals, synthetic materials, including liquid plastics such as phthalates ingested from bottled water, and other “Burdens” are all deeply embedded within our bodies.***

The human body becomes polluted from both external sources and internal sources. The most common external toxins are due to inhalation of smoke and air pollution particulate matter, ingestion of chemical residues on food and water, as well as the absorption of synthetic chemicals from pesticides and chemical fertilizers, paints, fabrics, plastics and drugs.  Irradiation from medical x-rays, cell phones and towers, computer monitors, televisions, microwaves, nuclear power plants and uranium mine tailings likewise compromise the Body’s Burden.

Internal sources of pollution reveal the interference with optimal, healthy bodily functions. These include fermentation, putrification, and rancidity from undigested foods. Dehydration, malnutrition, and pH imbalances are also contributing factors. Add stress and emotional discontent to the mix and the conditions are ideal for damage to the human nervous system, the immune system, and enzyme detoxification systems.

We relieve the Body’s Burden only when these chemicals are removed.

Complete and effective Global Detoxification can only be achieved by working on the totality of what must be removed.

Here is why. The Golden Rule of effective Global Detoxification is to completely remove the toxins from all parts of the body SIMULTANEOUSLY.    An isolated detoxification approach poses the risk of intoxicating other parts of the body.  For instance, if we release accumulated toxins from the liver, the toxins will be released into the blood stream and/or into the lymphatic system.  We need a detoxifying agent which will then transfer them to the kidneys for excretion from the body.

Consumption of any homemade “Green Water” chlorophyll (for example, blending cleaned or organic leafy greens like mint, parsley and romaine with purified water and straining), or fresh wheat grass juices will further assist in the successful and complete removal (excretion) of the toxins out of the body.

Global Detoxification requires great care.

One of the most important aspects of our mission is to prove that through nature everything is provided.  Like the seeds that grow into our food, no human ever created the sun, the moon, or a rainbow on top of it all. Nature never ceases to amaze us.

***Onstot, J., Ayling, R., Stanley, J. Characterization of HRGC/MS Unidentified Peaks from the Analysis of Human Adipose Tissue. Volume 1: Technical Approach. Washington, DC: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Toxic Substances (560/6-87-002a), 1987.