Re: What’s your take on heavy metal detoxification?

Your body automatically detoxifies heavy metals and everything else when you’re eating on time.

A timed body doesn’t need to cleanse; it self-cleanses and eliminates what’s harmful.

It’s as simple as that.

Swami Nitty-Gritty said, “You don’t have to run the darkness out to turn the light on.”

Every meal is a cleansing meal no matter what you eat, as long as you eat it from the right Growth Zone.

There are only three Growth Zones, so it’s not exactly rocket science.

It’s as easy as One, Two, Three.

A mistimed engine wastes gas, loses power, and may even do serious damage to your engine.

A mistimed body wastes food (leaving behind toxins), loses energy (making you tired), and may even do serious damage to your organs.

Eating “on time” protects you from both internal and external poisons.

John Wargo (Our Children’s Toxic Legacy: How Science and Law Fail to Protect Us from Pesticides, 1998) wrote …

“Among all hazardous chemicals, pesticides are especially interesting. First, they include an extensively diverse set of synthetic and natural toxins or ‘biocides,’ including insecticides, fungicides, rodenticides, herbicides, and algicides. Second, they must normally be released into the environment to be effective, which makes contamination of food, water, air, soil, and wildlife difficult to control. Pesticides are commonly applied to crops, forests, wetlands, lawns, gardens, parks, golf courses, lakes, ponds, swimming pools, and along rail, highway, and powerline corridors. They are also often sprayed inside buildings including offices, hospitals, schools, and daycare centers, as well as within transport vehicles such as aircraft cabins, ships, railcars, and trucks, especially those crossing international borders. They are deliberate components of many building materials, paints, shampoos, drugs, wallpapers, rugs, shower curtains, veterinary products, clothing, dry cleaning fluids, and even mattresses. Anyone growing up in the United States during the 1950s probably spent more than a few nights sleeping between a mattress and blanket, each impregnated with DDT. These diverse uses for pesticides mean that we may be exposed to them in numerous and unexpected ways.”
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