With increasing demand of jobs, long travel, odd working hours, bringing up children and hectic social lives. We tend to become tired and rundown.

Besides our bodies are under constant assault from pollutions, stress, bad posture, sedentary jobs and own bad eating habits.

Over a period of time, these effects build up and emerge in many different forms-everything from passing infections, skin eruptions, headaches & digestive problems to serious conditions, such as ulcers, cancers and heart disease.

The more we overload over body, more it sinks under strain. When we begin, detoxification-we give our bodies chance to repair and cleanse and restore a more balance state to entire system.

Detoxification shows up in number of ways. Besides achieving a healthy weight, you can expect to have a clearer skin, healthy looking hair, strong nails and more energy. Detox also has a very calming effect on mind, particularly if it is combined with meditation. Above all this, it puts you on right course of long term health.

HOW IT WORKS?

Our bodies are completely complex organisms in a state of constant growth and renewal on cellular level. When we pour toxins into our bodies, it treats these as a matter of urgency and works on processing them to render them harmless. This leaves body with less energy for everyday processes of cleaning, healing and renewal. With increasing demands over a period of time, body is unable to keep up pace and strain begins to show on overworked liver and kidneys, leading to slowing down of body's performance.

When we detox, two thing happen. First, we stop overloading body with harmful substances and secondly, we give it plenty of right nutrients to actually speed up elimination of old toxins and promote cell renewal.

As you rejuvenate cells, become healthier and you look and feel younger!

SUPER SCAVENGERS

The World Health Organisation (WHO) had clearly stated that Vitamin A, C & E are vital for health. These vitamins, together with mineral selenium are known as antioxidants.

As Deborah got older behavior continued but was somewhat manageable, with very creative parenting techniques and close monitoring. By third grade she was diagnosed with ADHD and medicated. This helped somewhat but I still sensed that something wasn’t right. A second opinion showed four additional diagnoses of OCD, ODD, depression and anxiety. Additional medication was helpful for behavior but there were always side effects. School was becoming a challenge. Grades were inconsistent and Deborah continued to show no interest. Things seemed to hold steady for a few years.

Then, August 2000, situation took a turn for worst. Deborah, then 14 years old, was diagnosed with Bipolar disorder. Also known as manic depression, this mental illness is characterized by drastic mood swings. The bipolar, along with other disorders completely changed my daughter into someone that, at times, I hardly knew. When we were first told of diagnosis, I was somewhat relieved that there was a reason for extreme and bizarre behavior we were witnessing. However, my life became an emotional rollercoster.

As a mother, I immediately felt that if I tried hard enough I could “save” my daughter from this awful illness. I figured that if I tried hard enough I could “fix” everything so that her life would be “normal” and she wouldn’t have to suffer. Most of what I was doing had been very good for myself and rest of my family. However, Deborah was in denial and wouldn’t accept any of help that I offered her. That was painful part because as a mother, I wanted to reach out and protect her.