You only
need to do a quick search on the internet about detox’s to be inundated with
information about detox diets, one of the most popular methods for undertaking
detoxification. Detox diets are quite simply a diet plan that state they have
effects that encourage detoxifying in the body.
Detox
diets state that most foods contain many differing ingredients that are no
necessary for human life such as enhancers, colouring, pesticides and the added
preservatives. Even though health practitioners such doctors think there is
nothing harmful in undertaking the diets (unless there is extreme deficiency in
nutrients as a result) they are all of the understanding that there is no need
for them. In
some cases people have actually seen their symptoms get much worse due to the
delays in getting proper medical help due to firstly trying to undertake a
detox diet.
Detox
diets can include eating a very narrow range of foods for instance some diets
have you only consuming fluids like water or special juices, this is known as
juice fasting, this takes away from someone eating certain food groups such as
fats and carbohydrates.
The
diets themselves are normally high in fiber, many people claim the reasoning
behind this is that it will then cause the body to burn any stored fat. They
claim that this method releases any fat toxins into the blood which can then me
flushed from the body via urine, faeces and skin (sweat). This claim however
has been highly criticised also for not giving accurate facts of what could be
the human body going through ketosis.
Even though
undertaking something like this for a short period of time may not cause harm,
any lengthy exposure to such a diet or fasting can have dangerous long term
effects and could even be fatal.
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