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Most toxins are fat soluble, meaning they have an affinity towards fat cells. The liver tries to convert these into water soluble toxins and dump them into the bile and then excrete them out the intestines. However, if the intestines do not have enough water soluble fiber, the toxins get re-absorbed back into your blood… causing more problems! Even worse, bacteria can grow off these toxins which can produce more problems.
The Solution?
If the patient has any irritation in his gastrointestinal tract, this product will help heal it up. A person with stomach ulcers lacks hydrochloric acid and pepsin, so he does not digest his food. Instead of being digested, his food rots, creating gas and an organic acid which starts to erode his stomach. Most people talk about the ulcer patient having too much acid. The acid that he has too much of is the acid produced by this rotting food. If it is protein that is rotting, the process is called putrefact