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Detoxification has become a popular concept in natural health, yet in clinical practice it requires careful judgement. This paper explores the physiology of detoxification, why mobilisation without elimination can destabilise the body, and how practitioners assess whether the system is ready for cleansing. It offers a deeper look at detox as a process that depends on capacity rather than force.
Detoxification has become a popular concept in natural health, yet in clinical practice it requires careful judgement. This paper explores the physiology of detoxification, why mobilisation without elimination can destabilise the body, and how practitioners assess whether the system is ready for cleansing. It offers a deeper look at detox as a process that depends on capacity rather than force.
