Phase 1: Drainage

What’s this drainage thing and can I just skip it? That’s usually what most people think as soon as they see the directions for our Detox Protocol. So let’s get to it.

What is this drainage thing all about?

Well, Phase 1: Drainage was designed to get you started on the right path to detox. It’s meant to optimize your body, so the goal is to not feel any effects from it...except for maybe more energy, but so far we haven’t heard any complaints in regards to that.

Our goal for you as you go through this detox is to be able to continue living your normal life. We want you to be symptom-free, to be able to sleep through the night, to have a clear head, and remain stress-free. This may not always be the case though, and we understand that. But that’s exactly WHY drainage is so important.

Drainage is the body clearing the pathways that move things from one place to ultimately exiting the body. For example, poop moves from your small and large intestines and then leaves your body.

You see, in order for the body to effectively detox these drainage pathways need to be open and clear. If they’re not, everything that’s trying to leave your body will get stuck and symptoms that you don’t want to experience will occur. That’s why it’s imperative to NOT skip Phase 1.

Phase 2: Immune Support

Why is immune support so important to true detox? I just want to skip to Phase 3 and get this detox thing over with!

We get it, drainage and immune support sound so boring. Let’s just get to the exciting stuff! But that’s where you’d be mistaken. For as boring as immune support may sound you’ll soon find out that it’s anything but that.

Phase 2: Immune Support is focused on helping you get the bigger bugs out of your system. Sometimes you’ll be able to see these bigger bugs, but only 30% of them are visible to the naked eye. So don’t be surprised if you don’t see anything come out… but at the same time, don’t freak out if you do.

But where are these bigger bugs coming from?

Well, your digestive tract has two layers of mucous lining it. When there’s an infection these layers get thicker and thicker. When this occurs things can wiggle right in and call it home. Understandably, no-one wants to live with uninvited guests. Especially when they carry things like mold and chemicals. That’s precisely why they must go.

Phase 3: Detox

Each phase is specifically designed to perform one major function. Phase 1: Drainage supports the natural pathways. Phase 2: Immune Support grabs onto and pulls out the big bugs. And Phase 3: Detox is designed to grab onto unhealthy chemicals and metals and clear them from the body.

By definition, metals are listed on the Periodic Table with high densities, atomic weights, or atomic numbers. They are naturally-occurring in rocks, animals, plants, and the soil in small, trace amounts. Our environment releases trace amounts through rain, wind, and other environmental activities such as volcanoes. Some are categorized as “essential” meaning that your body needs them to perform physiological processes. Others are classified as “non-essential” meaning that our bodies do not need them. It’s when they reach high levels in our body that they become unhealthy.

Metals also come in two forms: organic, which is a naturally-occurring form, and inorganic, which is created through industrial processes. Today’s epidemic of high metal levels can be linked to the rise of industrial created inorganic metals that have been released into the environment; ending up in some foods, soils, water supplies, and the ocean.

Phase 4: Progress

Now you celebrate! You celebrate because you finally feel healthy. And even though the journey may have been long and difficult at times, you're so grateful that you made it through the detox. This doesn't mean that it's over though.

That's because every machine, no matter how new or old it is, needs regular cleaning. We're also of the firm belief that there's always room for improvement no matter what it is. So why stop now? Keep progressing forward and discover your optimal level of wellbeing.