Detox Fasting?

Question by just the one: detox fasting?
I am about to go on a 10-day fast for detoxing..liquids only..what kind of tea and soup should i eat that is good for detox?
Any particular excersise good for it? besides running?

Best answer:

Answer by sharon
It will stay in your system for about a month.

Answer by Derek F
I do not know what specific herbal teas detox what organs, but in general for a clease, make sure you’re drinking plenty of water. That is key. As for soups, I’d recommend making your own broths, without pulp in them. A basic chicken broth is good. A mushroom broth is a really good one too. (Searching recipes for those are easy). Many tea companies make herbal blends that specify what they detox. You will likely want to concentrate on colon first, then liver and kidneys. Juicing veggies is a great way to detox. Carrots, greens(romain lettuce, cukes, parsley, spinach), beets are all good ones to use. Parsley and beets being very strong and should be used in small amounts. Cabbage is also a unique and great detoxifier. Juicing will really cleanse you well and provide a lot of vitmains, minerals and anti-oxidants. But remember to drink tons of water to flush the toxins. As for exercise, a mini trampoline is said to work your whole body and help in the detox process. Weightlifting not recommended during a detox though. Good luck!

**edited: A toxin clease as I stated above is said to be safe for weight loss. 10 days, now that I think of it, may be a bit long. Perhaps 3-6 days is more appropriate.

Someone stated “the only people who can detox are those on drugs/alcohol”….. “detox” means detoxification, and is a general term. It does not automatically mean drug/alcohol detoxification. **shakes head**)

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