Organ Cleansing for Detoxification

Decades of ingesting pesticides, herbicides, antibiotics, steroids and other manmade chemicals can wreak havoc on your internal organs. These toxins don’t escape the body on their own, instead accumulating and causing dangerous blockages over time.

Fasting is one way to help rid your body of those harmful poisons. Other methods include kidney and liver cleanses.

Naturopathic doctor Phillip W. Burbutes recommends cleansing first for parasites, then cleaning out the kidneys, and follow up with scrubbing down the liver.

After doing a thorough preparation cleanse to rid your body of tiny parasites using wormwood extract and green hull of black walnut extract, Dr Burbutes’ ingredient list for the kidney cleanse calls for one bottle of Magnesium Oxide, one bottle of Black Cherry concentrate, four bunches of parsley, and four ounces of Gravel, Goldenrod, Queen of the Meadow, and Hydrangea Root.

His kidney cleanse program lasts for 21 days and was created as a way to eliminate all accumulated toxins from your kidneys and adrenal glands. He recommends a quality cleanse of the kidneys every six years.

After your kidney have been properly detoxified, the liver is the next organ up for cleaning. Dr. Burbutes explains the benefits, “[t]his cleanse will ride you of most of your allergies and it will help lower your bad (LDL) cholesterol, as well as detoxify your body's chemical factory – your liver. It will take a lot out of you, but believe me, it's worth it. Just keep thinking this until it's over!”

Ingredients for the liver cleanse include Epsom salt, fresh squeezed grapefruit juice, and an unopened bottle of olive oil.

Check the medical alternative pages for more detailed instructions as well as notes on safety.

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