There’s New Toxins Every Generation 😖 (We Must Detox These to Evolve to Our Highest Potential) 🐦🔥
Since the industrial revolution there’s been a non stop assault of toxins, some more prevalent with certain generations but they all need to come out of us at some point. For most it’ll be 6 feet under as these toxins can linger in our cells for a lifetime, but for others, ourselves here in Avalon, the focus is to get them out in waves and keep them out so we can function at the highest caliber. That’s why soon we will start a Spring Cleaning Liver Detox ♻️ together, for whoever is interested. If you really want to take your health to the next level you need to help your body remove this onslaught of toxins that are accumulating in your cells, liver, pancreas and thyroid. That will help you have more daily energy, mental clarity and radiant skin. We must get the chemicals out, and the nutrition in. There’s many toxins we will focus on removing or dramatically reducing, some of these being: 🧯❌ PCBs: The ultimate “legacy” toxin. Banned in the 70s but still found in our soil and bodies because they refuse to break down. 🏠⚠️ Radon: The silent, radioactive roommate. It’s a natural gas that creeps into basements and is the second leading cause of lung cancer. 🏎️💨 Benzene: Smells like gasoline and acts as a carcinogen. Found in everything from industrial solvents to cigarette smoke and car exhaust. 🐝🪦 Neonicotinoids: The bee-killer pesticide. It’s great at protecting agricultural mega corp profits but terrible for the pollinators we actually need to survive. 🌾🥣 Glyphosate: The world’s most famous weedkiller. It’s on our lawns, in our farms, and somehow found its way into our breakfast cereal. ♾️🍳PFAS (Forever Chemicals): Non-stick, waterproof, and literally impossible to get rid of. They’re called "Forever” because they never, ever leave. 🧴🧾 BPA and Phthalates: The plastic team that mess with your hormones. Found in water bottles and receipts, they’re the ultimate endocrine disruptors. 💳🌊 Microplastics: The newest addition to the human anatomy. We’re currently eating roughly a credit card’s worth of plastic every single week.