Why You Should Cleanse Your Body with Natural Sorbents
Our body is a very intelligent system capable of cleansing itself. But sometimes the load becomes too heavy: poor nutrition, stress, polluted air, medications, alcohol, lack of sleep. And then the liver, kidneys, and intestines start working “at their limit.” To help the body remove excess waste, you can use natural sorbents — substances that act like a sponge, absorbing harmful compounds and removing them from the body.
What Are Natural Sorbents?
Natural sorbents are natural materials capable of binding toxins, allergens, breakdown products, and even excess bile acids without harming beneficial substances.
They include:
- Dietary fiber
- Pectin
- Chitin and chitosan
- Lignin
- Beta-glucans
- White and activated charcoal
How They Work
Sorbents pass through the intestines, “collecting” harmful substances along the way. Then they leave the body naturally, taking those compounds with them.
This helps to:
- Reduce the load on the liver and kidneys
- Lower cholesterol levels
- Remove breakdown products of alcohol or medications
- Reduce allergy symptoms
- Improve skin condition and digestion
Why It’s Important to Choose Natural Sorbents
Synthetic sorbents (like pharmacy tablets) are effective, but they should not be taken often or for long periods because they remove not only harmful substances but also beneficial ones.
Natural sorbents are gentler: they work gradually, preserve the balance of gut microflora, and some even feed the “good” bacteria in the intestines.
How to Add Natural Sorbents to Your Life:
- Eat more fruits and vegetables with the skin on
- Include oatmeal, bran, and flax seeds in your diet
- Occasionally add seaweed, mushrooms, and legumes to your meals
- Drink enough clean water — sorbents work better when there’s enough fluid to flush toxins out
- Cleanse your body with the natural sorbent found in the FOUNDE-VIT complex
Regular body cleansing with natural sorbents is like doing a deep clean in your home: you get rid of the unnecessary and create a healthy environment to live in. It’s not a harsh diet or stress for the body — it’s gentle support your body will appreciate.