Nutritional support is an important part of detoxification to minimize toxic load. Through food, we have direct access to the intestines. Therefore, nutrition serves as a direct means of positively influencing the main detoxification organs. Furthermore, the intestine is directly connected to the liver, so it can be directly stimulated by various foods.

For optimal liver and intestinal cleansing, the diet during  Biosalud Day Hospital's Detox Week  consists of an organic diet based on organically grown fruits and vegetables, gluten-free, and sugar-free. As the body cleanses and eliminates toxins, it must receive therapeutic support. For example, while cleansing and reducing fat deposits, fat-soluble toxins stored in adipose tissue are released into the blood. Fat-soluble toxins are more difficult to eliminate, so we could help the patient by giving them alpha lipoic acid to bind fat-soluble organic toxins. This way, they are excreted and cannot attack other organs. This provides monitoring and support.

Our goal is to safely remove toxins from the intestinal tract, lungs, cells, and connective tissue between cells. It's especially important to realize that some toxins can block the very detoxification pathways we need for elimination, starting a vicious cycle.

There are several methods for detoxifying the body, such as fasting, special detox programs, physical exercise, sauna, molecular hyperthermia, body hyperthermia, INUSpheresis®, or taking herbs or supplements.

We try to activate the three detoxification mechanisms: Detoxify, Cleanse and Eliminate.

Intestinal detoxification includes chlorella, a freshwater algae; zeolite, a natural mineral of volcanic origin; and medicinal charcoal. For example, when zeolite is ingested, it binds to toxins such as heavy metals and toxicants found in the intestinal tract. The contaminants are expelled, and new toxins immediately pass through the intestinal wall. Thus, we can gradually eliminate toxins from the body's matrix through the intestines.

 Zeolite also promotes detoxification through the liver. The liver detoxifies toxins in the small intestine, and the same toxins are often reabsorbed in the colon. This is known medically as the enterohepatic (gut-liver) cycle. Zeolite can help bind toxins so they can be safely excreted.

Integrative Medicine detox programs not only provide active detoxification but also support detoxifying organs such as the liver, intestines, lymphatic system, and kidneys. To achieve this, we utilize supportive medicinal herbs, neural therapy, and therapies such as lymphatic drainage with pressotherapy and colon hydrotherapy, as well as various types of detox intravenous fluids.

There are some important detoxification systems that work with specific nutrients and enzymes. One example is the glutathione system, which consists of three amino acids, one of which is cysteine, which contains sulfur. In stressed people, glutathione levels can decrease, so they should be supplemented accordingly. Enzymes that work with glutathione, such as glutathione peroxidase, require selenium to function effectively. Additionally, detoxifying connective tissue and the internal environment can help the body regain its ability to activate its regulatory mechanisms and promote the elimination of toxins through the lymphatic system.

Toxins such as heavy metals in the body and the resulting free radicals can cause cellular dysfunction and damage. Therefore, it is important to neutralize free radicals with antioxidants and rebuild cells. To achieve this, we offer special intravenous fluids designed to regenerate cells and organs.

Sin embargo, es importante tener en cuenta que los suplementos por sí solos no bastan para promover una regeneración celular saludable. Una dieta y unos hábitos saludables, la introducción de ritmos naturales y la actividad física, un sueño suficiente y la reducción del estrés son también factores importantes para la regeneración celular y mantener/mejorar la salud