Detox made fun!

katiezi

Here is a great article I found on NPR. It makes detox seem way more manageable so I thought I needed to share!
Enjoy!
-KZ
http://www.npr.org/2013/01/09/168863521/post-holiday-detox-dining-can-be-a-tasty-surprise

MidwestAngel

Your body already detoxes for you.

Chief_Rocka

For some reason, I expect better from NPR.

drmerc

I prefer a mentos suppository followed by a diet coke enema

cmcollins001

I prefer a mentos suppository followed by a diet coke enema

Chief_Rocka

I prefer a mentos suppository followed by a diet coke enema

Per Tom & Jerry Physics, you will fly for a short distance

vanguardfitness

For some reason, I expect better from NPR.

haha

PikaKnight

Your body detoxes itself.

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/821828-detoxes-and-cleanses

WendyTerry420

Here is a great article I found on NPR. It makes detox seem way more manageable so I thought I needed to share!
Enjoy!
-KZ
http://www.npr.org/2013/01/09/168863521/post-holiday-detox-dining-can-be-a-tasty-surprise

Negatory.

FredDoyle

I usually go for activated charcoal followed by a lump of clay.

BACONJOKESRSOFUNNY

At least the author realized that a liquid diet was ridonkulous. Nothing wrong with her recipes, but they will not "detox" a person. That's just silly.

vytamindi

I prefer a mentos suppository followed by a diet coke enema

Did you see that video, too? I wish I could unsee it...

Firefox7275

Or you could read the numerous threads on MFP on 'detoxes' and 'cleanses' and realise not to waste your time reading silly articles promoting practices with no evidence base. Your body needs nutritious food that supports normal function of the organs of excretion all year round not just in January.

I don't personally see anything fun about defecating, urinating and sweating but each to their own.

porkchop_13

I usually go for activated charcoal followed by a lump of clay.

HA! that was my breakfast this morning! lol

katiezi

I just thought she made a good point of a liquid detox being unmanageable and I liked the recipes. Take it as you may.

Firefox7275

I just thought she made a good point of a liquid detox being unmanageable and I liked the recipes. Take it as you may.

That point has been made on multiple threads in the last two weeks and well as numerous warnings on safety and lack of any scientific basis. 'Detox' recipes are just pandering to people who want to believe, promoting a myth not debunking it. There is the recipes board for recipes this board is for nutrition, which is a science.