Detoxification

... occassions, Ephedrine is quite the diuretic! However, the diuresis was only ever an unintended side-effect; I've not used it with water for detoxification. As a stimulant, it probably helps reduce the grogginess too, which is probably a bonus if used when the subject is very inebriated. ...

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It's not easy to sort through all of the let's-sell-you-some-herbal-supplements pages when you search for this, but maybe these will help: http://www.thorne.com/media/detoxificationenzymes.pdf Note that this is a pdf file. http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0027-8424(19890615)86%3A12%3C447...

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I nned to outline the role of the live in detoxification and the metabolism of alcohol and the long term consequences of exessive consumption on the liver. If anyone can give me websites that will be helpful. Sites I already have information from ...

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Detoxification for most toxins takes a pathway with several contributing enzymes, which are not all available in equal amounts or work at equal efficiencies. You can overdose on acetaminophen because a liver-toxic intermediary ...

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... a period of two years, including variations on: the Burrascano protocol; Shoemaker Biotoxin-binding protocol; Marshall protocol; Sherry Roger's detoxification protocols; a host of anti-parasitic medications; UV; Infrared; Saunas; Salt and C; Diatomaceous Earth; many immune boosters; regular ...

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