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There are hundreds of different types of cleanses promoted on television and on the Internet. Each of these cleanses claims to treat a different set of symptoms using a variety of methods.
Here are 10 of the most popular and effective:
1. Anti-Candida Cleanse
An anti-Candida cleanse is designed to remove candida albicans — a type of yeast — from your system. It is believed that antibiotics, birth control pills and certain diet factors can contribute to an overgrowth of candida in the intestine leading to headaches, mood swings and other health problems.
To remove excess candida from the system, a colon cleanse is usually followed by a special diet to repopulate the intestine with “good” yeasts.
2. Parasite Cleanse
IBS, diarrhea and other abdominal issues, skin problems and various nutrition problems are thought to be potentially caused by parasite infection. Somewhere between 80 and 90% of people have parasites in their systems.
To remove these parasites, black walnut, wormwood, cloves and other natural ingredients are used to kill the parasites and the eggs they deposit in your system and prevent them from returning.
3. Kidney Cleanse
A kidney cleanse flushes out the kidneys by passing large amounts of water through them or by using diuretics. One of the most common kidney cleansing techniques uses watermelon consumed in large quantities. Another technique is to create tea made with watermelon seed or celery seed — both powerful diuretics.
4. Fat Flush Cleanse
The fat flush cleanse uses cleansing techniques to burn fat. This cleanse couples liver detoxification with a special diet to take advantage of the body’s natural fat burning abilities. The cleanse is followed up by special meal plans and exercise to keep the weight off.
5. Ayurvedic Cleanse
Ayurvedic cleansing was created in India and couples Eastern philosophy with detoxification to cleanse the body of mental and physical impurities. This is a three-phase cleanse. In the first phase (called the “Purva Karma”) you prepare yourself mentally and physically by changing your diet and lifestyle, in the second phase (called the “Pancha Karma”) you perform the actual cleansing, finally in the last phase, the rejuvenation phase, you end the fast and use simple diet and meditation to complete process.
6. Juice Cleanse
Juice cleanses are very popular. There are many types of juice cleanses, they all involve replacing food with juice of one type or another. There are dozens of juice recipes for specific cleansing goals. Some are designed to cleanse the colon, others are designed cleanse the stomach or enrich the blood.
7. Gallbladder Cleanse
A gallbladder cleanse is designed to help a gallbladder function properly and reduce the risk of gallstones. This can improve digestion and get rid of gas, abdominal cramping and headaches.
This cleanse combines drinking Epsom salt water and olive oil with certain fruit juices on a specific schedule.
8. Liver Cleanse
Like a kidney cleanse, the liver cleanse is designed specifically to clean the liver and improve its function. This cleanse is very similar to the gallbladder cleanse.
9. Acai Cleanse
Since appearing on daytime television talk shows in making their way into celebrity diets, Acai berries have become an extremely popular cleansing option. Acai berries have natural cleansing antioxidant properties.
10. Master Cleanse
The master cleanse is the “granddaddy” of all cleansing techniques. It was originally developed in 1941 and since then has been improved and refined and is now very popular with celebrities. Also known as “the maple syrup diet” or the “lemon juice cleanse”, the master cleanse is a comprehensive detoxification regimen that for some has produced dramatic results. Singer Beyoncé Knowles used it before she appeared in the movie Dreamgirls, Howard Stern cohost Robin Quivers used it to lose an astonishing 73 pounds.
Cleansing is not for everyone. If done incorrectly you won’t get the desired results and improper or excessive cleansing can even be dangerous to your health. It’s vital that you have a comprehensive and detailed program to follow.
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Steven K. Goodwin is a health and fitness writer for Health-Summit – an online magazine for physical health and mental well-being.
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1.In the metric system, weight is a _____.
a.force
b.mass
c.pressure
d.volume
2.The density of an object is 0.825 g/cm 3 . In which of the following materials will it not float?
a.water, density = 1.00 g/cm 3
b.olive oil, density = 0.920 g/cm 3
c.ethyl alcohol, density = 0.789 g/cm 3
d.citric acid, density = 1.660 g/cm 3
3.Select the answer which shows the correct order, slowest to fastest, of the relative rate of diffusion of the gases.
a.Kr, Ar, Ne, N
b.N, Ne, Ar, Kr
c.Kr, Ne, N, Ar
d.Ne, Ar, N, Kr
4.Each degree on the Kelvin scale equals how many degrees on the Celsius scale?
a.1
b.10
c.no relationship (different scale)
d.2.12
5.The spontaneous intermingling of atoms among different substances is accomplished by _____.
a.molecular kinetic energy
b.diffusion
c.displacement
d.condensation
1) In the metric system, weight is a force. It is often confused with mass.
2) ethyl alcohol. It is because ethyl alcohol’s density is lesser than that given substance. Instead, ethyl alcohol would float on the given subst.
4) They are 2 different scales. 1 degree = 273 K
5) Diffusion.
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