Detox The Right Way

A few months ago, my Director of Operations, Cat, ended up in the emergency room.

What happened?

She took too much NAC (N-acetyl cysteine), thinking it would help with her detox process.

Instead, she ended up having a severe Herxheimer reaction, even though she knows detox inside and out.

It was a painful reminder of how powerful—and dangerous—detox can be if not done correctly.

What exactly is a Herxheimer reaction?

In simple terms, it's when your body releases a large amount of stored toxins all at once during detox. 

This overloads your system, causing flu-like symptoms, migraines, fatigue, joint pain, and brain fog.

It can even suppress your immune system and cause long-term damage.

Now, this doesn’t mean detox is bad.

In fact, detox is incredibly beneficial, but it has to be done right, and that’s where things can get tricky.

If you're thinking about detoxing, you need to know what you're doing.

It’s a delicate process.

Going too fast can overwhelm your system…

Which is exactly what I’ll be covering in my upcoming masterclass.

In the masterclass, I’ll break down:

• How to detox safely without triggering a “Herx reaction”

• The importance of starting slow with detox supplements

• Why hydration and rest are crucial

• The exact steps you need to take to make sure your detox supports your body—not stress it

You don’t have to go through this alone.

Save your seat for my masterclass to get expert guidance on safe detoxing protocols.

Let me help you unlock the power of a customized, safe detox.

Until next time,

Kashif Khan

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