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Environmental toxicity
- Flush out the poisons with herbs from Nature's medicine chest

Quik Tip: Psyllium seed and husks lower blood fat and cholesterol and also draw toxins from the body.

By MARS CARRE
HERBNEWS.ORG

YOU can fight exposure through food, water and work to radiation, toxic metals (including aluminum, lead, cadmium and mercury), insecticides, pesticides, fungicides, fumigants, fertilizers, food additives, preservatives, artificial colorings, ripening agents, disinfectants, hair sprays, paints, solvents, animal hair, household cleaning products, dust, mold, benzene, formaldehyde, secondhand (and first-hand) smoke, and more with these herbs from Mother Nature's medicine chest:

Chlorella, sarsaparilla, bentonite clay, milk thistle extract, oat bran, dandelion, garlic extract, quercetin, apple pectin,Click to Return to the Home Page psyllium.

 

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