Yes, I spelled it that way on purpose.
Look up.
Then look down.
Heavy metals and environmental contaminants are measurable in our air, soil, water and food. We can argue all day about where every bit of it comes from, but that doesn’t change the question I care about:
What are you doing to support your body’s ability to deal with what you’re exposed to every single day?
I can’t control everything in the air I breathe.
I can’t control every contaminant that makes its way into our environment.
But I CAN control what I put into my body as well as what I CAN REMOVE.
So what do I personally take?
One delicious liquid mixture containing:
15 specific herbs + up to 77 specific plant-derived minerals.
That’s up to 92 herbal and mineral components plus some extras in just ONE bottle.
The additions? Look at this list: chamomile, echinacea, sarsaparilla, celery, alfalfa, dandelion root, eleuthero root, horehound, licorice, ginkgo biloba, passion flower, thyme, saw palmetto, angelica and cascara sagrada…
I don’t need 92 bottles sitting on my counter.
I drink ONE mixture, especially when the skies are painted white — it’s supposed to be banned in Florida, but it still rains down almost daily.
These herbs have traditionally been used to support the systems involved in the body’s normal processing and elimination of waste — the liver, digestive tract and bowels — while the minerals fill in what our depleted soil no longer provides.
I don’t live scared of what’s out there.
I support the body God gave me.
This is one of the things I personally use to remove over 100 toxins out of my body. Dr. Wallach taught me this, publicly and in private conversations.
Want to know exactly what I take?
Call 786-833-7248 or email info@thebodycan.com with the word CLEANSE.
This is my personal regimen and is shared for educational purposes. Dietary supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Individual results vary and no specific outcome is promised.
Educational and religious purposes only — not medical advice. Randi Shannon does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe, and is not a licensed medical doctor. Traditional naturopathic services are complementary and are not a substitute for licensed medical care. Consult a licensed provider about your health. In an emergency, call 911.