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Hi Joy, Just curious - what is the difference between coffee and caffeinated tea for your liver? Both drinks are caffeine and would require your liver to work through it. Would you suggest for people to avoid caffeinated teas? Susan
ReplyGreat question, Susan! Because caffeine (whether from coffee OR tea) must be processed by the liver, we recommend enjoying caffeine free herbal teas in place of caffeinated versions during a detox. I hope that helps! Heather- Joyous Health Team
Great Blog.After reading this I feel detoxification is really very important for our body
ReplyHey Susan! Totally! Glad you were able to take that away from this article :) Rachel - Joyous Health Team
Hey..what a informative blog..Feel happy to read it..nice blog
ReplyHey Anne, So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing :) Rachel - Joyous Health Team
Doing a body detox is like hitting a reset button for your body.
ReplyHey Meredith! Totally - it's the best thing you can do for yourself to get things functioning optimally again :) Rachel - Joyous Health Team
Hi Joy I love your first book Joyous detox and already do some many things in that book it has changed my life. Is your second Joyous Detox the same book?
ReplyHi Wendy, my first book is Joyous Health and my second book is Joyous Detox. They are totally different books with completely different recipes. Hope that helps! You can read about both of them here: https://www.joyoushealth.com/books
Great article. With the mention of prescription drugs, it refers to the use of these as being temporary, that people stop using them once the condition they are treating has been "solved". What then is the attitude towards prescription medication that may need to be taken for life, such as anti-seizure medication for epilepsy or pressure reduction medication to prevent blindness caused by glaucoma. These conditions are not curable, so to speak. There's so much medication-shaming, especially from the perspective of those touting an "all-natural" lifestyle and approach to health. I'm not suggesting that's what's happening in this informative article, but perhaps it could be included that, for many people, life-long prescription medications are a necessary reality and this should be acknowledged in dialogue aimed at supporting people's health despite the use of "toxic" substances to avoid. Some people can't simply avoid these "toxins", where is the support and acceptance for them? Interested to see if people can include this in their paradigm. Thanks.
ReplyThanks for your thoughts.