Get the Full Story on the famous master cleanse lemonade detox diet

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The Master Cleanse Story

The Master Cleanse, also known as the Lemon Cleanse and the Maple Syrup Diet, was created by Stanley Burroughs in 1941 and later popularized by Peter Glickman in his book (2005) Lose Weight, Have More Energy and Be Happier in 10 Days. Burroughs states that it is a detoxification program that aids in the removal of harmful toxins from within the body, as well as a reducing diet for loss of weight, and a cure for ulcers and “every kind of disease,” resulting in “the correction of all disorders.”

Get the Full Story on the famous master cleanse lemonade detox diet

Doing a 10 Day diet detox can be very  difficult, the recipe and instructions are easy but you need help getting through it, that is why it will be a lot easier when buy the course on it.

Detox is not just about radical treatments. Detox is not even just about cleansing the body. Detox is about helping the body be at it’s best. Promoting the body’s natural ability to heal and detox and purify.

The liver is one of you organs strongly devoted to purifying your blood. There are some foods known to help this process and strengthen your liver. This will promote overall well-being.

As a general “rule of thumb” foods like  salads, beans, fresh juices, stir-fries cooked in a little good-quality olive oil, nuts, seeds, yogurt.

Steaming is a quick and healthy way of cooking vegetables, and the only vegetables to avoid are potatoes, though sweet potatoes are fine. A diet build on complex carbohydrates; brown rice, oatmeal, bananas, whole grains. Lean protein; beans, lentils, eggs, chicken, fish and a little lean red meat and all fruits & vegetables.

If this has not been your usual diet you may find it takes a little effort to re-train yourself. Experiment to find foods and recipes in these areas that you find taste good. There are really a lot of available recipes.

Foods like fresh berries, prunes, raisins, apples and pears are all good for your liver.

I like fresh fruit in vanilla yogurt for example. Keep a bowl of grapes at your desk for munching, or slice an apple and a peach. I just ate a plate with 2 nectarines, 1 banana, with some peanut butter to dip in. Please believe me when I tell you, in the past that would have been ice cream or cookies and maybe a sugar laden soda.

Healthy food becomes very satisfying after you grow accustom to it. Knowing the colds I used to get too often are part of my gone past helps too. There are definite benefits.

Eat foods high in anti-oxidants which promote your body’s natural detox mechanisms:  broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, and Brussels sprouts. These foods provide nutrients that enhance our immune system like  Vitamin C, Vitamin E, B vitamins, zinc and magnesium.  These nutrients stop the free-radical cascade of tissue damage and are involved in the enzymes that help detoxify damaging chemicals.

Avoid too much salt and sugar. If you drink too much alcohol you are asking for liver problems. caffeine, smoking and pain medications like aspirin stress the liver so reduce or stop those.

Blood cleansing herbs Milk Thistle and Dandelion have a long history of being beneficial to the liver. You can use as tea, tincture, or capsules. A popular dose is 350 mg 3 times a day.

This kind of liver detox diet will help you avoid many of the chronic illnesses that often come up as we get older.

This detox diet juicer recipe for today, which happens to be Tuesday, has an interesting earthy flavor. Could be the beets. My juice is red like wine. It has just as complex a flavor too. I really try for good tasting combination’s because if it tastes good too then everything is just a little nicer.

So I had these cold in the fridge:

2 beets

2 carrots

3 medium size apples

1 bunch of those small onions

1 green pepper

Quite an interesting assortment don’t you think? I was thinking I could of added some parsley and a little cayenne but am fresh out.

If I hadn’t of broken the big glass part of my mixer and not replaced it yet I would have put the juice in there and used my garlic press to put some garlic in there. I would put at least an ounce of olive oil in there too.

Now i reall have to get over to the store for a blender.

When you want to add a banana or a nectarine or a peach they just do not juice, don’t try it at home, or anywhere please. I am taking the advise of the famous Juiceman on this. You can run those in a blender with the juice and make a nice smoothie though.