While you may expect me to launch into a huge diatribe of which chemicals are harmful and why you should avoid them, I’m not going to do that today.
Why? Because most chemicals are harmful!
And I have one piece of advice for you –
Friends don’t let friends clean with over-the-counter products.
Many women who are actively pursuing weight loss come up against road blocks which cause them to get frustrated and discouraged. Often they are doing everything right: eating healthy foods, exercising regularly, and sleeping well. But still, some women can’t seem to shed those pounds—or even ounces!
In these cases, it’s important to take a look at what else is going on in a woman’s body that is related to weight loss but not quite as obvious as healthy living habits. One of the first places to go is hormones.
I am no stranger to detox programs and cleansing. I typically adhere to a month-long detox two times a year with mini 3-5 day cleanses peppered throughout, depending on how my body feels. I have even traveled to other countries to participate in liver and colon cleanses. I typically know when it’s time to start a detox during the year. The telltale signs will begin to show up: fatigue, weight changes, digestive upset and headaches. When my body begins to stop feeling energetic and happy, I know it’s time for a reset. And this is the case for almost all of us. Oftentimes, we may not even know what it feels like to have a super healthy body; that’s why I strongly recommend giving one a try if it’s a good fit for you. There was definitely a time in my life when I experienced headaches, fatigue, weight gain and felt crappy, but I didn’t know that a lot of it had to do with toxic build up in my critical organs and body fat. It took me several years to figure it out. I am hoping to speed up that learning process for you.
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