This waste is poisonous, it is incompatible with the life of the cell. Even then, in time, unless the fluids were changed at intervals, the accumulation of waste would reach a concentration that would kill the tissue fragments. The cells throw their waste into the lymph that carries it back to the blood . The blood takes the waste to the excretory organs mentioned above for elimination. Normal elimination keeps the blood and lymph clean.
Toxaemia is hence the aftermath of Enervation .
Enervation in brief is the sum total of all our expenditures of nerve energy involved in our day to day living. When the sum of our daily expenditure is greater than we can or than we do recuperate daily, we become enervated. We all know that a certain amount of food is needed for the process of nutrition to go on in the living cell. As human beings we supply this food by what we eat and drink. However, the most wholesome of the food has to be broken down into simpler constituents by the body.