Holistic Detox
A gentle, trauma-informed reset designed to support physical wellbeing, emotional regulation, and healthier daily patterns.
This program is educational and wellness-focused. It does not replace medical care, psychotherapy, addiction treatment, or clinical detoxification. Participants are encouraged to work within their personal health needs and seek appropriate professional care when required.
Your Detox Type
Liver Flush Questionare
LESSON 1 - Holistic Detox Overview
LESSON 2 - Internal Toxins
LESSON 3 - External Toxins
LESSON 4 - Detox Type / Equipment
LESSON 5 - Systems of Physical Body / Clean Colon
LESSON 6 - Liver Flush (6 days ritual)
Tips for Food:
Books, Videos, Resources
LESSON 7 - Emotional body & Neuroscience
LESSON 8 - Unprocessed Feelings
LESSON 8 - Map of Consciousness
LESSON 9 - 7 Bodies
Homework
Books, Videos, Resources
LESSON 10 - Universal Laws
LESSON 11 - Social Body (family, friends, systems)
LESSON 12 - Home as Your Extension, Cyber Detox
Books, Videos, Resources
Ongoing stress, pressure, or difficulty switching off
Anxiety, nervous tension, or feeling constantly “on edge”
Emotional overwhelm, irritability, or mental fatigue
Low mood, loss of motivation, or emotional heaviness
Burnout related to work, caregiving, or long-term responsibility
Difficulty regulating emotions or reactions under stress
Sleep disturbances linked to stress or racing thoughts
A sense of disconnection from your body, routines, or sense of balance
Relevant for men managing high expectations, seniors navigating life transitions, and professionals under chronic workload stress.
Reducing or stopping alcohol, cannabis, or other substances
Early or ongoing recovery and seeking supportive daily structure
Wanting to support your nervous system without extreme detox methods
Experiencing cravings, emotional dysregulation, or fatigue during recovery
Seeking healthier coping strategies for stress, emotions, or pressure
Transitioning away from substance-based stress relief
Looking for a calm, educational approach that respects autonomy and pace
Designed to support stability and awareness alongside—not instead of—medical or addiction treatment.
Transitioning after medical treatment, therapy, or rehabilitation
Recovering from prolonged illness, emotional strain, or major life events
Rebuilding daily routines, energy, and self-care habits
Supporting physical and emotional balance after intensive treatment
Feeling unsure how to move forward after “being in treatment”
Seeking a structured yet gentle way to reconnect with your body
Wanting to maintain progress without pressure or overwhelm
Especially supportive for seniors, individuals post-rehab, and professionals returning to daily demands after treatment.
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