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Full Body Detox Protocol

A 3 to 4 week whole-food reset done once or twice a year, combining diet, hydration, sleep, sweating and gentle supplements to support the liver, kidneys, gut and skin.

Evidence Score

35/100

Developer

Various integrative practitioners

Duration

3 to 4 weeks per reset, once or twice a year

Steps

14 phases

Used for

3 conditions

Protocol Overview

A 3 to 4 week whole-food reset done once or twice a year, combining diet, hydration, sleep, sweating and gentle supplements to support the liver, kidneys, gut and skin. Milder than targeted detox protocols.

Used For

General wellness resetHealthier eating habitsSupporting natural detox pathways

Key Resources

Clean by Alejandro Junger, The Detox Strategy by Brenda Watson

Safety Profile

Contraindications & Risks
Pregnancy or breastfeeding, eating disorders, underweight
Chronic disease (kidney, liver, heart) or several medications: check with your clinician first
Activated charcoal and binders reduce medication absorption: separate by 2 or more hours
Important Notes

A gentle whole-body approach built on food, water, sleep and movement. Most healthy adults can do it at home; anyone on medication or with chronic disease checks with a clinician first. Few studies test commercial detox programs directly, but the parts that help most (more vegetables, less alcohol and processed food, better sleep) are well supported. It is less about pulling out toxins and more about supporting the body's own detox organs.

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EvidenceLow
Evidence Score35/100
Categorydetox
Duration3 to 4 weeks per reset, once or twice a year

About Evidence Score

The Evidence Score (0 to 100) rates the strength of evidence from studies in people for the uses listed: higher means stronger, more consistent research. It does not measure safety. It is not medical advice.

For education, not medical advice. Talk with a licensed clinician before you start, and never stop or change a prescribed medication without your prescriber.