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The Differences Between Drainage Pathways and Detox
In the realm of holistic healing and wellness, two terms often stand out: drainage and detoxification (detox). Both are processes dedicated to clearing out harmful substances and toxins from our bodies. But while they might sound interchangeable, they serve unique and equally important roles in ensuring our health. For those who struggle with gut health challenges, fatigue, allergies, and brain fog, understanding the distinction is pivotal. In this blog, I’ll discuss the differences between drainage and detox, and why supporting drainage before moving into a deeper detox is so important.
Simple Ways to Care for Your Fascia
You might be wondering, what exactly is fascia, and why should we care about it? Fascia is like the hidden superhero of our bodies. It's the intricate web of connective tissue that surrounds and supports every organ, muscle, and bone, creating a vast network that runs from head to toe. Think of it as the ultimate support system for our physical structures. Learn simple yet transformative ways to nurture fascia. From enhancing flexibility to easing chronic pain, find out how attention to this crucial connective tissue can lead to profound improvements in your overall health and well-being. Whether you're an athlete, battling chronic conditions, or simply seeking to optimize your health, these insights into fascia and lymph health are a must-read.
Uncover Food Sensitivities and Hidden Allergies With LRA Testing
If you suspect your immune system is overburdened by various allergens and pathogens, Lymphocyte Response Assay (LRA) testing can streamline the elimination process. You can significantly reduce inflammation and symptom expression by identifying and eliminating allergens from your diet or environment. ELISA/ACT’s LRA tests measure up to 512 different allergens, including foods, additives and preservatives, food colorings, molds, environmental chemicals, toxic minerals and metals, medications, therapeutic herbs, dander, hairs, and feathers. This test was critical to reducing my mast cell activation symptoms.
