fasting

When it comes to healthy living, learning to moderate our consumption of chemicals, fast foods and sugary treats is key.  Yet no matter how healthy we try to eat, in today’s environment we inevitably ingest a variety of toxins whether we mean to or not.  Although we might try to steer clear of pesticides on our produce, or excessive environmental pollution, simply living in the world

We are exposed to toxins every day and increasingly more of them. We can be exposed to them through swallowing, breathing, or they can be absorbed through our skin. Different chemicals and degrees of exposure will produce different effect throughout the body.

The number of people affected by eating disorders in our society today is growing drastically. Eating disorders affect not only the person suffering from the disease but their friends and family members as well. There are several kinds of eating disorders but anorexia and bulimia are by far the most common.

Fasting has been practiced by many different cultures for religious reasons for thousands of years. Islam, Judaism, Mormons, and Christian religions still tend to fast on a regular basis.

The kidneys play a very important role in our bodies-they not only control the volume and compensation of most bodily fluids, but they rid the body of any waste materials. For this reason they are subjected to high exposures of sometimes harmful toxins.