As these poisons are released into the bloodstream, your organs must process them in order to eliminate them from the body. However when a person is fatigued, has weak organs, or other imbalances, the body finds it difficult to process the toxins effectively. Consequently, the toxins build up and the system can shut down due to overload. Symptoms may occur at this point and can last from 1 to 14 days, depending on the level of toxicity in your body. Specific symptoms can include headaches, fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, sweats, bloating, abdominal pains, body or muscle aches, diarrhea, constipation and any other flue like symptom.
Some people experience anxiety and panic attacks.
If this occurs try to relax your body, do deep breathing exercises or meditate. Any of these symptoms are a normal reaction and not a reason for alarm. It is a good sign that your body is responding and moving toward improved health. Listed below are several treatments you can do to ease the symptoms if needed. If you feel your symptoms are more severe than those listed, then contact the office for further medical advice.