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A gentle yet comprehensive mold detox program will include a number of important supplements. Glutathione is a master detoxifier and the body’s main internally originating antioxidant. B-complex vitamins support cellular and liver function. Milk thistle stabilizes and protects the liver during the high activity of a detoxification. NMN (nicotinamide Mononucleotide) and TMG (Trimethylglycine) support recovery, energy production, and maximum detoxification. Essential minerals and trace elements support electrolyte balance and remineralization. A blend of bitter herbs, R-Lipoic Acid, DIM, milk thistle, and luteolin works synergistically to support the liver and gallbladder through all phases of detox. Detox binders such as activated bamboo or coconut charcoal, zeolite clay, humic and fulvic acid, fruit pectin, and monomethylsilanetriol silica keep the toxins from being reabsorbed by the intestines and recirculating in the body. Other detoxifying techniques like infrared saunas, IV detoxification, dry brushing, Epsom salt baths, and mineral or alkaline waters can also be useful in eliminating mycotoxins.
Terry Pfau DO, HMD