What are some of the symptoms of toxins in the body ?
 

These are only a few of the symptoms associated with toxins in the body. The world we live in is heavily polluted with toxins.

Air pollution is a large number of gases, droplets and particles that reduce the quality of the air we breathe. Air can be polluted in both the city and the country .In the city, air pollution is caused by cars, buses and airplanes, as well as industry and construction. Air pollution in the country is caused by trucks, cars, dust from tractors plowing fields, ,rock quarries and smoke from wood and crop fires. Ground-level ozone is the major part of air pollution in most cities. Ground-level ozone is created when engine and fuel gases already released into the air interact in the presence of sunlight. Ozone levels increase in cities when the air is still and the sun is bright and the temperature is warm. Ground-level ozone should not be confused with the "good" ozone that is miles up in the atmosphere and that protects us from radiation. Air pollution contributes to lung disease, including respiratory tract infections, asthma, and lung cancer. Lung disease claims close to 335,000 lives in America every year and is the third leading cause of death in the United States. Over the last decade, the death rate for lung disease has risen faster than for almost any other major disease.

If you’re a health and fitness person or just a sit on the couch watching t.v. person, we all breathe unhealthy air that causes our body to be vulnerable to diseases and other health disorders. We breathe polluted air everywhere we go, unless you live in an area of a 500 mile radius where no cars, diesel (die-cell) trucks, pollution from factories etc etc are located. Are you fortunate to live in an area like that ? If not, you are breathing disease causing toxins every minute.

Poor indoor air quality can cause or contribute to the development of chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma and hypersensitivity pneumonitis. In addition, it can cause headaches, dry eyes, nasal congestion, nausea and fatigue. People who already have respiratory diseases are at greater risk.

Biological pollutants, including molds, bacteria, viruses, pollen, dust mites, and animal dander promote poor indoor air quality and may be a major cause of days lost from work and school. In office buildings, heating, cooling, and ventilation systems are frequent sources of biological substances that are inhaled, leading to breathing problems.

Children probably feel the effects of pollution at lower levels than adults. They also experience more illness, such as bronchitis and earaches, in areas of high pollution than in areas with cleaner air.

People with heart or lung disease also react more severely to polluted air. During times of heavy pollution, their condition may worsen to the point that they must limit their activities or even seek additional medical care. A number of deaths have been associated with severely polluted conditions.
 
 

What about Carbon monoxide ?

Carbon monoxide is a colorless gas which is practically odorless, tasteless, and non-irritating. Carbon monoxide is always formed when a fuel containing carbon is inadequately burned with poor ventilation. Kerosene, charcoal, coal, wood stoves, and automobile exhaust fumes are common sources of carbon monoxide poisoning.  Carbon monoxide starves the body and brain of oxygen. Carbon monoxide poisoning produces symptoms ranging from headache, dizziness, flushed skin, disorientation, troubled thinking, abnormal reflexes, shortness of breath, fainting, and convulsions, to coma and even death. Heart problems are also aggravated by the presence of carbon monoxide because the heart must pump harder. Children, persons with respiratory illness or anemia, and the aged may be particularly sensitive. Chronic exposure to low carbon monoxide levels impairs judgment and increases the time required to make decisions.

Environmentally, overuse of fertilizers has resulted in contamination of surface water and groundwater. Excess nitrogen in drinking water (above 10 parts per million nitrate-nitrogen) can lead to methemoglobinemia (oxygen starvation or blue baby syndrome), especially in children under the age of one, elderly persons, and sensitive farm animals such as hogs. Excess phosphorus in the water will result in algae blooms, increased biological oxygen demand, and fish kills.

What about the food we eat ?

In the United States, we allow over 10,000 food and chemical additives into our food supply. It is estimated that in our colon live ten billion bacteria per gram of fecal material. Thus it is probable that we have more bacteria living in our colon than we have cells in our body. The wrong types of bacteria in our intestines release harmful toxins .

The liver plays a major part in your body's self-defence mechanisms. It is literally a compact, highly efficient chemical processing plant that converts many harmful substances into forms which your body can safely eliminate.

The healthy liver uses two mechanisms, called Phase I and Phase II detoxification, to remove toxins from your body. In Phase I, enzymes deactivate toxic substances to make them less harmful. In Phase II, different enzymes convert toxins to water-soluble forms, which your body eliminates through urine or via bile in the feces.

However, this function of the liver can be damaged by repeated exposure to chemicals and toxins in food, water, and in the air we breathe. In addition, an unhealthy intestine can allow undigested large molecules of food to pass into the blood stream. This is called 'leaky gut syndrome" and can overload your liver's ability to function properly. When this occurs, the slower detoxification results in more toxic substances circulating in the body. Unchanged or partially changed toxins are not eliminated. Eventually these toxins are stored in the fatty body tissue and in the cells of the brain and central nervous system. These stored toxins may be slowly released and re-circulate in the blood, contributing to many chronic illnesses.

Our body knows and understands how to heal itself. When you get cut, you do not do any thing to make it heal. It heals by itself simply if you keep the cut clean and provide good nutrition to it, it does the rest. Its the same way with our internal organs, but if it isn’t being supplied with the essential daily intake of oxygen, vitamins and minerals our body is doing nothing but being destroyed by our worst enemy. TOXINS !!

When you clean out the toxins in your body, your body will restore its self back to normal function. And what is one of the best and most affordable ways to clean the Toxins out of your body ? Oxygen Elements Max is the Key !

 
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