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The picture of the young lady says it all, Shawn. A minimum of 9-13 servings of fruits and vegetables per day; exercise including resistance training; and good, clean water ... will provide continuous detoxification of the body. If people change their lifestyles to include these three things no additional cleanses should be necessary.
ReplyDeleteThe Liver, Kidneys, Lymphatic system and regular evacuation every day rids toxins, so does the skin. Apart from fiber in fruits and veggies which keep one extremely regular and probably even cramped up and bloaty ;-). What nutrients or phytochemicals in fruits and veggies are going to stimulate kidney function, liver function, lymphatic system draining, bile production/release, enzyme production? To name a few processes in toxin release. How much sugar from fruits (or other foods for that matter) is enough to create yeast over growth leading to candida which throws gut bacteria off creating even more problems; 4-5-6 servings a day? Fruits/veggies contain Lectins as well, which are extremely effective at mimicking other proteins leading to an immune response/inflammation. How is this going to effect detoxing and how can one limit or rid Lectins from plant based foods?
ReplyDeleteHmmm ... the RDs; MDs; and cellular biologists on my team know far more about this than I do but let me just say, Patrick, that there are hundreds of manuscripts in the literature over the past 20 years supporting that phytonutrients from flavonoids (that are antimicrobial) to polyphenols; anthocyanins; carotenoids, etc., ALL reduce inflammation … and benefit/protect every cell in the body (and, therefore, all organs since they are made up of cells ... resulting in improvement/maintenance of healthy function).
DeleteLectins are really found more in beans, nuts, seeds and cereal grains. My understanding is they do not lead to inflammation. They really only have potential to damage already damaged GI cells and this is uncommon.
Sugar from fruit does not create yeast overgrowth. The only sugars that can possibly make it worse are those added to processed foods, and high amounts of honey, table sugar, agave, etc. And, you have to have a compromised immune system for this to even happen. Plus, fruits and vegetables increase white blood cells that kill off invaders in the body. Several JUICE PLUS+ studies have shown increases in T-cells and NK cells.
Fruits and veggies are pre-biotics and help good bacteria grow so the normal balance of beneficial bacteria to pathogenic bacteria is always in normal range.
As you know I endorse the JUICE PLUS+ whole food-based family and a couple of the 30 gold standard studies completed to date chose to look at several types of systemic inflammation and all were reduced significantly as just one benefit. JP+ also provides L.Acidophilus to make it even better for gut flora.
These and many other reasons are why I urge people to create a foundation each day supporting the fruit and vegetable food groups with JUICE PLUS+. If we advise people to elevate raw foods in the diet ... and with their differing lifestyles they do not ... then we have failed to help them. JUICE PLUS+ is a convenient and inexpensive tool to help them get started on the path to better health.
Hi David, good stuff, thanks :-)! Lectins are found in all plants, some contain more than others; even rice, corn, cucumbers, etc. Lectins cause inflammation because they create an immune response just like when a foreign invader (virus, bacteria, etc.) enters the body. They will, and do pass through the intestinal lining mimicking other proteins leading to a mounted defense by the immune system. Alcamo's Microbiology text book (2011) talks about the mimicking capabilities of lectins. I've read that cooking or steaming vegetables/plant based foods help eliminate or limit the amount they contain. I have to disagree with you on "sugar from fruit does not create yeast overgrowth." Sugar is sugar regardless of the source. Fiber helps slow the absorption sure, but yeast growth is from all forms of carbohydrates. Use of antibiotics or other medications that unbalance gut bacteria lead to yeast over growth as well. You ever meet a fruitarian who didn't have candida, I haven't. I agree there are a lot of beneficial nutrients in fruits and veggies; for these polyphenols, flavonoids, phytonutrients, etc. to be in abundance also requires healthy soil. As the USDA knows our veggies have been declining in nutrient value since 1930. I would recommend growing your own veggies or purchasing from a local small farm. Lets not forget that coconut fat has anti-microbial properties and saturated fat helps boost the immune system too. Saturated fat is very important in physiological processes of the body; building, rebuilding, maintaining cellular membranes/nerve tissue, cellular communication, absorption of fat soluble nutrients, immune and lymphatic support, nervous system support, making hormones/neurotransmitters, anti-inflammatory and pro-inflammatory compounds, supports proper use of proteins, fuel for heart, brain, muscles, etc. (Gedgaudas, Nora, CNS, CNT, 2011). Green tea is a great source of polyphenols too. Coffee has many benefits as well.
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