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Additional Advice To Optimize Your Cleansing

• Avoid using any toxins and/or any toxic environment for at least 48 hours before detoxifying your system.  The longer the better. Your first line of defense is always keeping away from toxins. Don’t let the toxins in and they can not hurt you.

• Incorporate a healthy diet the week prior to detoxifying your system.  High fat foods, greasy foods (particularly butters, cream sauces, and fried foods) and junk foods have been shown to slow the detoxification process.  Eat fiber, carbohydrates, vegetables and foods high in protein as normal.  Do NOT skip breakfast. Eat often throughout the day, but avoid eating late at night when your body has nothing to do with those extra calories other than store them as fat. DO NOT go on a crash diet to burn fat.  When you diet your body panics because it thinks you're starving. Your metabolism will drop and your body will hold on to those fat cells even tighter than before.

• Consume only light meals the day before detoxifying your system.

• Avoid alcoholic beverages, over the counter drugs and unnecessary medications.

• For at least (2) days prior to before detoxifying your system consume a minimum of (6) 16 ounce glasses of water per day.  Water is a catalyst to the body's natural detoxification process.  Drinking water will help to flush toxins out of your body, especially when combined with healthy eating and exercise habits. Just keep some water by you and sip on it all day long.  You can drink several glasses this way without having to drink the water all at once.

• Exercise the week before detoxifying your system.  Aerobic exercise raises your metabolism which assists greatly in the detoxification process.  Exercise every day up to 48 hours before before detoxifying your system. To burn the metabolite-containing fat cells, exercise regularly every day (twice a day for 30 to 60 minutes if possible).  Be active.  Climb the stairs at work.  Walk the dogs for an extra hour.  Stand at your desk.  Walk to the corner store instead of driving.  Do whatever it takes to burn the fat and boost your metabolism - but DO NOT diet.  On the other hand don't gorge. It's much better to eat often than to overeat at any one sitting.  Anyone who has ever stuffed themselves knows that they certainly don't feel a big boost of energy afterwards.  Eat things that give you energy, but avoid excesses of quick metabolism boosters such as coffee, sugar and Red Bull.  Especially when taken in large quantities, these will be consumed by the body quickly and lead your metabolism to 'crash' as soon as the sugar and caffeine runs out.  You want to keep your body metabolism at a steady, hearty pace all day long.