What is Purification?

By: Caroline S Walrad, PhD, CN

Headaches, nausea, allergies, acne, rashes, constipation, bronchial irritations, indigestion, circulation challenges and feeling stiff and sore are usually products of inflammation. Inflammation will create soreness, pain and stagnation in the body. Toxins are a large part of this process which can create destruction in the human body.  Unwanted toxicity is usually stored in our adipose (fat) cells as well as in organs and tissues. The liver, digestive tract including the bowel, kidneys, bladder, lymphatic system, lungs and skin are the major systems/organs that are involved in the neutralization and elimination of toxins.

An abundance of toxins in our food, plastics, insecticides, synthetic foods, vitamins, diet drinks, fast foods, car and air pollution  are stored in the body unless the 'emunctories' are open and the PH of the body is balanced. The emunctories are the liver, kidney, skin, bowel, lung and uterus (menstruation).  When we are not at our best health, it can be a time when the emunctories are not able to do their job and release the toxins.

Another critical purification factor is exercise. The lymphatic system brings toxins from the cells to the emunctories. Exercise and stretching will help to 'pump' the lymphatic system which moves the toxins from our bodies. We experience discomfort when toxicity and inflammation are not released.

• An organic whole food based program (no synthetic vitamins) which facilitates the emunctories to balance and aid in cleansing
• Eat organic fruits and vegetables with good quality 'hormone free' protein
• A 21 day plan to get you off to a winning start without hunger or weakness
• Removal of dairy, wheat, coffee, sugar, sugar-free items, alcohol and trans-fats from the diet
• Tremendous amounts of spring water
• Exercise

Please enjoy the PowerPoint  from Standard Process, the leader in Purification Programs.  You will view facts about purification and see the test results of Standard Process Purification Program successes.  Questions or comments please contact: Caroline Walrad, PhD.