How to Drain a Toxic Overload

Working in a Musculoskeletal Clinic most Patients are suffering a deterioration in health, but most commonly there is an overload of toxins.  Commonly, the symptoms they are reporting can be part of a bigger picture of toxic overload and not necessarily solely a biomechanical problem that needs a Manual Therapist to treat.  Here are my top scientific proven tips to improving wellness if Toxic Overload is the driver.

“The hardest part of being a Musculoskeletal Specialist is to be able to have these conversations with patients who believe that their symptoms are due to structural issues.  Often bodily symptoms are compounded with a ‘toxic overload’ and is in combination with structural issues.”

Symptoms of toxic overload

1. Fatigue
2. Aches and pains
3. Changes in mood
4. Memory loss
5. Nosebleeds
6. Insomnia
7. Poor sleep patterns
8. Diarrhoea
9. Nausea
10. Abdominal pain
11. Vomiting
12. Shortness of breath
13. Tingling in your hands and feet
14. Chills
15. Weakness and tiredness
16. Achy joints and muscles
17. Joint swelling
18. Inflamed glands
19. Constipation
20. Headache
21. Low back pain
22. Blurred vision
23. Memory loss
24. Tremors
25. Cognitive impairment, which includes the inability to carry out routine tasks

How many of these sound familiar to you?

How many of these symptoms do you think we hear patients reporting in clinic?

Common drivers of toxic overload

1. Metal toxicity
2. Food poisoning
3. Pharmaceuticals and other medical treatments
4. Aero Toxic Syndrome
5. Mould

For health, we need small amounts of these elements in our body to remain healthy.  Ill health happens when these elements get too high (or too low) causing these symptoms in your body.

Diagnosis

In my personal opinion, there is nothing more reliable than the blood and stool tests available from Genova, of which I am a registered Clinician with.  Click here to view the tests available. Know your data! From here you can make the right choices and maximise your time and investments.

1. Lymphdiaral Tincture
2. Lymphatic Massage
3. Clinical Lymphatic Massage
4. Far Infrared (FIR) Sauna (blanket sauna & portable saunas)
5. Exercise (the hot and sweaty type!)
6. Dry skin brushing prior to a cold shower
7. Salt scrub
8. Epsom Salt Baths (not if you have high blood pressure)
9. Move in water
10. Rest – know when to rest and listen to your body
11. Avoid stimulants (taurine, caffeine, phenylalanine) if you are tired, rest!
12. Chelation supplements: Chlorellaand Liposomal Glutathione
13. Nitric Oxide Supplement
14. Alkaline Diet 80/20 Alkaline/Acidic – Learn more
15. Measure your blood lactate levels (this will give you data on when you need to rest) Learn More

Other tips

If you fly regularly you may want to purchase a folding flat face mask or purchase The Cambridge Mask enter the code FLYERSFRIEND to get 10% discount at checkout.  Contact the Aerotoxic Association for more information on Aero Toxic Syndrome.

Start thinking outside the box… and get yourself tested for toxic overload.