Metabolic Boosting with Detox & Cleansing (1)
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METABOLIC BOOSTING WITH
DETOXIFICATION & CLEANSING
REBECCA ROVAY-HAZELTON,
LICENSED NUTRITIONIST
FUNCTIONAL DIAGNOSTIC NUTRITION PRACTITIONER
&
DR. HOLLY GERMAN,
NATUROPATHIC DOCTOR
Intros
Dr. Holly German, Naturopathic Doctor
Rebecca Rovay-Hazelton, Licensed Nutritionist,
Author of Choosing Health
Overview
Detox basics
Eight techniques to support your body in detoxification and
elimination
Reduce exposure
Nourish
Hydrate
Move
Eliminate
Get Unstuck
Rest
Self-Care
What does detoxification have to do with metabolism?
When the “toxic burden” is reduced, the endocrine system is more
balanced and metabolism will he healthier
Organs of Detoxification
Clearing toxins from the body is a team effort &
essential to healthy metabolism
These organs are always detoxifying to some degree
but your level of wellness/dis-ease influences how
much energy the body has to put towards cleansing
A Collaborative Approach to Health
Detox Hierarchy
Body detoxes endogenous & exogenous toxins
Non-native gut species
Chemicals, medications, & normal environmental toxins
Effect the endocrine, immune, and neurological systems first and
foremost
Body does general “housekeeping” during day:
Disposes of cellular waste, esp. lactic acid
Removes larger waste products sent thru lymph
Removes smaller waste thru veins, breath, sweat, or to liver
Liver makes some toxins water-soluble, excreted by kidneys or skin
Liver traps fat-soluble toxins in bile to be excreted in feces
Final clearance of waste by digestive tract
Tip #1: Reduce Exposure to Toxins
There are 70,000 registered chemicals having
hormonal effects, in addition to being toxic and
carcinogenic.
The hormonal effects have a devastating effect on metabolism!
Reduce Your Environmental Stress
Reduce Xenoestrogens
Estrogen mimickers, increase estrogen levels, disrupt
hormonal balance & tax the liver, include:
Organ chlorines—used in pesticides, dry cleaning, bleaching of
feminine-hygiene products, plastic
Choose organic produce, hormone-free animal products, filtered
water
BPA-plastic, water bottles, linings of cans
Avoid heating plastics
Tips for reducing Xenoestrogens
Parabens & stearal konium chloride in cosmetics and
creams
Skindeep.org, look for paraben-free on label
Phthalates, phenoxyethanol as preservatives in sunscreens,
lotions
Coconut oil (SPF 2), red raspberry oil (SPF 28)
Perfumes, deodorizers, air fresheners contain artificial
scents and phthalates
Air purifier, plant, baking soda, essential oils
BCP’s, spermicidal condoms
Laundry detergent, dryer sheets & fabric softeners
(petrochemicals)
Seventh Generation, Soap Nuts, Ecover, BabyGanics Dryer Sheets
Reduce Exposure to Poor Quality Food
Processed foods (packaged foods with
artificial ingredients, food coloring, flavor
enhancers, refined salt, reduced nutrients)
Sugar
Feedlot animals (antibiotics, GMO feed,
growth hormones, filthy living
conditions…you can’t get healthy on sick
animals!)
Commercial dairy (same problems as above)
Dirty dozen produce (fruits & veggies with
highest concentrations of pesticides).
Reduce Exposure to Toxins cont.
Use quality body care products
Use EWG’s cosmetics database (ewg.org/skindeep)
Get a shower filter & water filter
Many choices, APEC @ freedrinkingwater.com is one
Take chlorella 20-30 mins before eating seafood
Binds to mercury in stomach
HMD, heavy metal detox is a clean brand
Safe in pregnancy
Reduce Exposure to Toxins:
Making Your Home & Office Health-Friendly
Air purifying plants (spider plant, peace lily)
Air purifier
IQAir or BlueAir
Minimize synthetic materials
Use glass food storage containers
Use non-toxic cookware
Nutri-Stahl, glass, stainless steel, cast iron
Avoid using particle board and other
toxic furniture and building materials
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Carpet glues
Paints
Vinyl floors (PVC’s
• Make your own or use natural cleaning products
Helpful Tests
HTMA (hair tissue mineral analysis)
Pathogen screen
Food intolerance
Metabolic Assessment Profile
Looks at liver clearance (UBAS)
Will tell you if liver support is necessary
Urine Toxic Metals
Provoked with DMSA
Detoxigenomics
Tip #2:Eat a Nourishing Diet
Diet HUGELY influences proper cell function (raw
materials for energy production, co-factors &
detoxification capacity).
Nutrients (or lack thereof) can turn genes on/off and
either improve or impede detoxification
FIRST STEP=Eat the Right Diet
Which Metabolic Type Are You?
Your diet may be outdated!
Our bodies are always changing, you need to stay current
What kind of meal makes you full/satisfied for at least 3 hours?
Does that same meal give you good mental energy and make you
feel emotionally balanced (not agitated or depressed)?
Do you have regular elimination?
Which Metabolic Type Are You?
Which proteins make you feel your best (not which ones taste best
to you)?
Red meat or dark meat poultry or lighter proteins like chicken
breast or fish? Or non-flesh proteins like eggs or cheese?
Which are your power carbs?
High starches such as grains, fruit, potatoes, corn & beets?
Medium starches like zucchini, avocado, legumes? Or low starch
such as asparagus, mushrooms, and leafy greens?
Do you feel more satisfied at meals that contain healthy fats such
as coconut oil, olive oil, butter, full-fat dairy, nuts or seeds? Or do
you feel sluggish after eating moderate to high amounts of fat?
Don’t Eat Carbage
Avoid processed foods, packaged foods with food
coloring, additives, flavor enhancers, artificial
ingredients & sweeteners
Avoid refined grains and salt (soak grains, use unrefined salt)
Nutrition Broad Brushstrokes
Eat whole, unprocessed foods
Chicken, not chicken nuggets
Eat plenty of quality fat
Hormones are made of fat & cholesterol
Egg yolks, butter, ghee, coconut, palm, lard, olive, nuts & seeds
Nutrition Broad Brushstrokes cont…
Avoid foods that stimulate your body & blood sugar
Slowly switch to decaf, use stevia, xylitol, small amounts of
coconut sugar or sucanat as sweetener
Consume bone broth weekly if not daily
Include fermented foods daily
Good bacteria help to promote healthy detox via the digestive
tract
Saeurkraut, kimchi, miso, tempeh,
natto, yogurt, kombucha, kefir
Spices
Ginger, turmeric, cayenne, garlic & onion are
potentially anti-inflammatory and support detox via
the liver.
Check food intolerance first
Food Sensitivity/Intolerance
Test for Gluten Intolerance
Gluten Intolerance is a MAJOR contributor to
chronic inflammation and autoimmune disease
Rule it out with a simple blood test with Cyrex Labs
Array 3, extremely accurate blood test for gluten intolerance
Array 4, cross-reactivity
Array 5, multiple autoimmunity screening
Tip #3: Hydrate
Hydration promotes detoxifation in all cells and
promotes healthy BMs
Drink plenty of water AWAY from meals
Drinking a lot at meal times dilutes digestive juices
Consume carbonated beverages sparingly
Damages parietal cells, make HCL
Tip #4: Move Your Body
Sweat releases toxins through skin, largest organ of
elimination
Strength train, do yoga, do activities you enjoy!
Lift weights 1-3 times every week
Anabolic, builds strong muscles/bones/joints
Work all major muscle groups
Muscle movement lymph node detox
Rebounding
Tip #5: Optimize Elimination
Waste removal system, essential to overall health
Everybody Poops…Eventually
Normal transit time 10-15 hrs
Beet test
Ideal to pass 12 or more inches of well-formed stool
EVERY DAY!
If there’s a problem south, look north (food choice, chewing,
hydration)
Move the body and the bowels will
follow!
What’s Your Poop Telling You?
Causes of Disrupted Elimination
Bacteria, fungus & other pathogens can cause
constipation and/or diarrhea
Live in GI tract, form biofilm (DNA, protein coating to protect
themselves), and excrete toxins.
Damages our health, disrupts elimination
Food intolerance, stress, sedentary lifestyle,
dehydration, medication, endocrine disorders,
nutrient deficiency
Elimination & Detoxification Pathway Teamwork
If feces sits around for days in body, we absorb some
of that toxic waste material via mesentary/hepatic
system
Toxins go back to liver
Test for elevated UBAS (urinary bile acid sulfates)
Can treat pathogens & parasites naturally, don’t have to take
medication
Optimizing Elimination
Optimize what goes into the body
Food choice
Chewing thoroughly
Test for food intolerance
Consider digestive aids such as enzymes and/or bitter herbs
Consider a pathogen test – stool test x3 most accurate
Once ruled out, can still go through mucosal barrier rebuilding
Heal a leaky gut
Aloe, glutamine, chlorophyll, etc.
Tip #6: Get Unstuck
Explore stuck feelings, emotions, and thoughts.
The physical body follows the mind.
Persistent anger, anxiety and depression hinders the innate
ability to detoxify.
Neurotransmitter balancing
Sometimes it really is in your head!
Optimizing Neurotransmitter Balance
Food is our best way to effect levels since the amino
acids cross the blood brain barrier and direct
neurotransmitter supplements won’t.
Protein is main building block: only food source of
amino acids.
Cottage cheese & other dairy
Seafood
Poultry & red meat
Eggs
Even “complete” plant protein
combinations (i.e. rice and beans) are not as bioavailable as
animal-based aminos
Support for healthy neurotransmitter production
Heating food at high temperatures damages amino
acids
Exercise, especially yoga
Brain training
Negative self talk & bad attitude
impact chemistry as much as drugs or diet
Gut health
75% + Serotonin & melatonin made in gut
Compromised gut health (poor diet) can impede mood,
sleepneurotransmitter productionmood
Emotional Freedom Technique
Psychological acupressure
technique for optimizing
emotional health.
Tap a meridian with
fingertips of index &
middle fingers
Reduce Your Stress
Hidden internal stressors: parasites, bacteria, fungi & viruses, pesticides,
herbicides, chemicals, metals, blood sugar imbalance, alcohol, drugs
Supplements
Amino acid therapy should always be done under the
guidance of a trained health professional.
Serotonin5-HTP
Dopamine, Norepinephrine & EndorphinLtyrosine, DLPA (DPA if DLPA too stimulating)
GABAPhenibut (beta-phenyl-gammaaminobutyric acid)
Adaptogenic herbs to support adrenal health
Holy basil, ashwagandha, Siberian ginseng,
licorice root, bacopa, astragalus, schizandra, rhodiola
Next Steps & Testing
Free questionnaire on choosinghealthnow.com (links
& tools)
Read The Mood Cure by Julia Ross
Neurogistics urine test
Neuroresearch: Have your doctor order urine
testing with DBS Labs
Tip #7: Go the F&*% to Sleep
Best bedtime: 10pm, best rising time 6am
No bright lights an hour before bed
Reading lamp behind you, not over you
No TV, computer screen or cell phone!
Blackout shades
Remove night lights
Sound sleep tips
Deep breathing
Rescue sleep remedy
To do list for next day (don’t try to remember)
Try to avoid stressful things before bed (like checking email)
Lack of Sleep & Darkness
We are meant to go to bed a couple hours after the
sun goes down and wake up soon after the sun rises
Melatonin production requires darkness before midnight
Powerful cancer suppressor, digestive aid, and antioxidant
Cortisol
Slows metabolism & increases hormonally active belly fat
Tip #8: Self-Care
Exercise, especially trampoline (lymph)
Eat calmly and mindfully
Promotes better breakdown if food, less stress hormones, and correct
portions
Rest & massage
Deep breathing
Coffee enemas
Castor oil packs
Infrared saunas
Skin brushing
Hydrotherapy
Honor Your Health
All our systems work in harmony (or disharmony)
Put effort into supporting ALL of the systems
When in doubt, investigate
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Rebecca Rovay-Hazelton
[email protected]
Holly German
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