Detoxing
November 19, 2009 on 2:30 pm | In Deana's Articles, Health | Comments OffThe Basics on Three Day Detox Diets
posted by: Deana Hudson
The Basics on Three Day Detox Diets
Many people nowadays are becoming more and more into the detoxification trend due to the increase in awareness when it comes to the different toxins and wastes which are possibly stored inside the human body due to years and years of unhealthy food intake or unhealthy lifestyle in general. The increase in the people’s awareness gave way to the different possibilities on how to cleanse the body system some of which include introduction of very high amounts of antioxidants in the system and others depend on the different types of colon cleansers in the market.
There are actually many types of colon cleansers which are now being used in order to enhance the body’s excretory functions especially when it comes to removing bodily wastes and toxins; you can either choose from the different natural methods as well as the different commercial products. On the other hand, diets are now also being performed in order to cleanse the colon and the other systems in the body; one good example is the three day detox diet which is known to cleanse the body in just a short period of time. It is actually very easy to follow since it is also very accessible for anybody who is interested to use it. Furthermore, the three day detox diet is easier to sustain and fulfill over the long diets which consists of the intake of raw foods for a month.
The very purpose of the three day detox diet is actually to flush the toxins which have been stored in the body as well as to allow the liver which is the strainer for bodily wastes to recover and rest during the process. There are many other advantages of this diet but take note that before you even try any type of diet, you should always consult your doctor.
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Vitamins
November 19, 2009 on 2:24 pm | In Deana's Articles, Health | Comments OffCoenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) for good health – What it is, and what it does
posted by: Deana Hudson
Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is an important antioxidant compound that is found in almost every cell in the body. CoQ10 is responsible, and essential, for creating cellular energy. It can strengthen the heart, help normalize blood pressure and support the immune system. It also acts as an antioxidant, offering vast protection from free radical damage. Coenzyme Q10 is also thought to be a healing nutritional supplement with almost miracle drug status. It has been shown to improve cardiovascular health as well as offer anti-aging properties, even being touted as the new natural fountain of youth supplement. There has been evidence to support that CoQ10 can potentially reverse many age-related illnesses and conditions and can even help people to feel and appear younger and more youthful. As people age, they tend to have lower levels of CoQ10 in their bodies. An unhealthy diet, stress, environmental toxins and even taking statin drugs can all contribute to diminished levels of CoQ10. Some experts believe that there is a clear correlation between lowered levels of coenzyme Q10 and certain age-related diseases. In fact, it has been documented that many people who have chronic health problems or diseases such as hypertension, heart disease, cancer, diabetes and Parkinson’s disease also have significantly low levels of CoQ10. As a result of this and other studies, Coenzyme Q10 is taken as a supplement every day in an attempt to reduce the risk of getting various diseases like cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. CoQ10 has been found to be a very safe nutritional supplement, well tolerated to levels well above 1,000mg/day. The typical supplement dosage is 50-100mg/day for health individuals.
Although C0Q10 is available in certain food sources, it is difficult to consume a healthy amount through diet alone. Therefore, people often supplement their diet with CoQ10 pills. There are vital reasons for taking the right kind of high quality CoQ10 nutritional supplement, especially as you get older. Ubiquinone, which is the common, raw form of Coenzyme Q10, is in most regular CoQ10 supplements available. But if you are 40 years old or older, it becomes harder for the body to convert the common form of CoQ10 (Ubiquinone) to Ubiquinol, which is the usable, reduced and active form of CoQ10 that the body can convert into energy. So as we age, and lose CoQ10 levels in the body, it is very important to take an easily absorbed, powerful nutritional supplement that specifically contains Ubiquinol, that way you are guaranteed to experience the most benefit from your CoQ10 supplement. It’s really that simple. To fight free radical damage, cardiovascular disease, and other chronic diseases, take the right CoQ10 supplement and live a long, healthy life.
Be sure to talk to your doctor. Having a blood work up done to see what your body is needing is a great way of knowing where to start.
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