Our detoxification organs

Liver : Metabolic function: substances foreign to the body are rendered harmless and can be eliminated. The body excretes large substances in the bile.
Kidney : It is the main organ of excretion of pollutants. It transfers small substances into the urine and excretes them in this way. It also cleanses our blood.
Gut : It is the brain of our stomach. It analyzes how our food is made up and eliminates waste that cannot be used.
Skin : The body secretes certain substances such as mercury, ammonia and uric acid via the sweat glands.
Lungs : The body breaks down carbon dioxide (CO2) when you exhale. The body also releases alcohol through breathing.

Detoxing is not the same as fasting. In order to detoxify your body, you don't necessarily have to go without solid foods.

During a detoxification cure, the body should be cleaned of pollutants and poisons (toxins and free radicals). The body's own detoxification system, in which the liver, kidneys, intestines, lungs, skin and lymphatic system work together, already cleans your body very effectively.

Your body is good the way it is!

You should refrain from expensive detox cures / DETOX products.

You can of course stimulate the detoxification function of your body yourself.

Our food contains all the nutrients we need.

Don't be unsettled, nutritional supplements for one

"Optimized" metabolism are usually not necessary!

General tips:

best nutrition for your individual needs
Healthy balance of body - psyche - spirit = healthy lifestyle
Provide relaxation in everyday life
Take time for yourself!
Practice mental hygiene: mindfulness training, mental training, gratitude for your own life LIFE
Live the life you want
Be proud of yourself!
Think positive!
Avoid stress
Drink a lot at least 1.5 liters of liquid per day, if possible> 2 liters (calorie-free drinks)
Drinking green tea is beneficial
You can also add some apple cider vinegar or lemon juice to your drinks (has an alkaline effect) & supports detoxification
Use plenty of hot herbs & spices (e.g. chilli, pepper, ginger, turmeric, garlic)
Consume enough protein: Eat protein sources such as yogurt, milk, cheese, low-fat meat and meat products, fish and fish products, eggs, legumes, vegetarian alternatives, soy, tofu etc. with every meal.
make sure you get enough exercise, preferably in the fresh air
get enough sleep
Supply of antioxidant nutrients
Supply of essential nutrients such as B. the right oils and thus fatty acids (omega 6 and 3 fatty acids in the right ratio)
Eat enough vegetables (> 400g / day) and fruit (approx. 250g)
good body weight, try to avoid being underweight and overweight
less salt Use (NaCl), especially if you have high blood pressure
No luxury poisons: no nicotine, no coffee, no alcohol, no sugar, honey, etc.
Sufficient supply of vitamins and minerals: Magnesium, for example, is an important enzyme component & is involved in hundreds of metabolic processes & is contained in whole grain products, oatmeal, broccoli & nuts, for example
avoid irregular meals
make sure you have a regular supply of energy from high-quality foods
Avoid fast food