D-TOX PROGRAM

Check out the Herbal D-Tox Easy 12-Day Program recommended diet!

Each kit contains:

Biliherb
Laxaherb
Cleansaherb
CL Herbal Extract.

Characteristics and function:

Internal cleansing is considered to be the cornerstone of good health by many natural physicians. Pollutants from the environment – found in the air, water and foods that we eat – as well as wastes produced from normal bodily processes, tend to accumulate within the body and lead to a state of congestion. To help maintain a healthy balance of assimilation and elimination, the Wild Rose Herbal D-Tox Program is uniquely designed to enhance all aspects of metabolism. Wild Rose Bliherb formula gently promotes bile production by the liver, supporting digestion and enhancing the elimination of toxins. Laxaherb, Cleansaherb and CL Herbal Extract additionally support the cleansing and elimination of wastes from the system.

The diet associated with the program is of great importance. During this period, people can eat all they want but the selection of food is quite important. The diet should consist of at least 80% alkaline and neutral ash foods with less than 20% acid ash foods. Referring to the following chart, one should eat less than 20% of the foods in Section 1 and 80% or more of foods from Sections 2 and 3 combined.

If the food is not listed on this chart, they cannot eat it! It is strongly recommended that no alcohol be consumed during this program. Although it is best not to drink coffee during this period of time, people can drink a maximum of two cups of black coffee per day. Herbal teas are acceptable. The addition of spice to the diet is acceptable, but the use of store-bought condiments, such as ketchup, should be avoided. Note: There are no breads or other flour products (e.g. breads, cakes, cookies, pastas or the like), dairy products (except butter), or tropical fruit allowed during this program. One should try to eliminate all foods that might congest the system during a detox.

Protein Foods – Acid-Forming Foods

(20% of the diet should come from this section)

Most recommended:

Fish (eat as much as desired even if over 20% of total diet)

Acceptable during program:

Beans (dried), beef, coffee (black maximum two cups a day), grains, eggs (whole), i.e., barley, kasha, bulgur, oats, rye, wheat berries, lamb, lentils, liver, nuts, oatmeal, peas, poultry, pork, prunes (cooked), rhubarb (cooked), rice (white – brown is in 80% column), soy beans, tea (black), tofu (plain, unsweetened only), veal, wheat germ.

Not recommended during program:

Buttermilk, cheese (dairy or tofu), seafood (shell fish), yogurt.

Starch Foods - Alkaline-Forming Foods

(80% or more of the diet and the one in the next section)

Most recommended:

Almonds, millet, buckwheat, brown rice.

Acceptable during program:

Apples, apricots, berries, brazil nuts, cherries, lemons, peaches, pears, plums, popcorn, potatoes (baked), pumpkin, squash, sesame seeds, soya milk, tahini, tomatoes (fresh).

Not recommended during program:

Bananas, cantaloupe, currants, dates and figs, fruit juices, flour of any grains, grapes, honey, malt, maple syrup, melons, pasta, pineapple, raisins, tropical fruit.

Not recommended at any time:

Cakes, candy, ice cream, cereal (processed), flour, gravy, fruit juices with sugar and pop/soda, jams and jellies, oily nuts and peanuts, pies and pastries, sugar (white or brown).

Bulk-Forming Foods- Neutral Foods
Most recommended:

Chives, garlic, ginger, onions (includes: leeks, green onions, shallots, etc.), tea (herbal; without milk added), water.

Acceptable during program:

arugula, artichokes, asparagus, avocado, beans (green), beets or beet tops, broccoli, brussels sprouts, butter, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, collards, corn, cucumbers, dandelion, eggplant, endive, escarole, herbs for seasoning (i.e. basil, oregano, thyme, coriander, etc.), kale, kohlrabi, lettuce, mustard greens, okra, oils (except peanut oil), parsley, parsnips, peas (green), peppermint, peppers (green and red peppers), radiccio, radishes, rutabagas, sorrel, spinach, turnips, vegetable seasoning (without yeast), watercress.

Directions:

Two tablets (or 40 drops) of each product with both breakfast and supper.

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Customer reviews

From: Kirk on Apr 13, 2013
Hey there, I had to eat out this morning and they didn't have much on the menu I could have, so I had eggs and tomato along with a smoothie. The smoothie contained berries, herbs, and soy milk which is allowed, but there was also banana in it which I know is on the not recommended list, but they could not eliminate it. This is the only thing that I have had on the cleanse that has been not recommended. I am on day 8, the rest of my meals I have planned. Is this going to affect anything? Thanks.
From: Natalie on Apr 13, 2013
How often can I be on this program? Do I need to wait for a few months before I get on this detox program again?
From: Chica1968 on Apr 12, 2013
Can I eat edamame and macadamia nuts?
From: Jamie on Apr 12, 2013
Hi am considering starting this cleanse but after reviewing the acceptable foods I see you list soy milk as an acceptable food. Is this right? Soy is toxic and it makes me curious about the other elements in your kit. Has this since been modified?
From: caiti on Apr 12, 2013
Hi, I am on day 4 of the detox. My boyfriend did this about 2 weeks ago and lost 10 lbs. He was 5'9 and about 180 lbs and went to 170. I currently am on day 4 and while experiencing bad cramping throughout the night and am going to the bathroom a lot, I have so far gained 3 lbs and still wake up bloated every day. The pamphlet mentioned people who have UC or Chrons should not be doing this, I don't have any of those but I do have IBS. Should I not be doing this detox? I am 5'8 and 140 lbs (as of today... Was 137). Do you have any idea why I might be gaining weight? I was trying to lose an unwanted 15-17 lbs so the sudden gain is alarming.
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