Why do you think detoxing is so important in today's world?

I mean, it's kind of obvious, but what's your perspective?

Yeah, I just think living in the 21st century, it's no longer optional.

We have to do something to take control of our

health because we're not going to stay healthy by accident anymore. I think detox is step number one.

I think it's because we're exposed to so many environmental toxicants, along with emotional stressors

and various other stressors, that our bodies just can't process the amount of toxicity coming in.

So I think that's the main reason. And I think there's

two categories of toxicity. You've got the internal production and the external exposure. And I think a lot of

the focus is on the external exposure. So food, water, air, the obvious things, the cosmetics,

the personal hair products. But then you have, I think, what is probably the greatest source of

toxicity, which is

the internally produced toxins. These are things like metabolic waste products, histamine, ammonia,

urea, these type of things, along with free radicals, and just the normal toxins that our bodies

are producing on a daily basis. And when we're not functioning at our highest level,

someone with a complex health challenge or chronic illness, their organs are not going to be

working properly, and they're not going to be able to handle that internally produced

toxin production as a normal person. And their body's going to have to use their detox energy

on those things. So then the toxic elements that are coming in from outside, our body

can't handle it, so it just tucks it into storage. And that's where we get this buildup of toxic

accumulation and fat and tissues. So that's why people just generally become more toxic as time goes on.

And even if someone is living a perfectly clean lifestyle now, that's fantastic because they've reduced

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