The Vitamin A Detox Diet for Kids!: A Parent's Guide / Mary Voogt
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Do your children struggle with eating well? Do they suffer from modern ailments and diseases like ADHD, autism, diabetes, autoimmune disease, food allergies, and more? Have you tried other healing diets without success?
It's time to consider the Vitamin A Detox (VAD) Diet. Vitamin A Toxicity (also known as Hypervitaminosis A) occurs when there is too much Vitamin A in the body and the liver becomes saturated. The excess Vitamin A then causes toxicity symptoms.
Although most people worry about a Vitamin A deficiency, there really is no such thing. In our current culture of both fortified foods and an emphasis on “traditional diets” we are overloaded with Vitamin A. Both supplements and food sources of Vitamin A can contribute to toxicity. So, whether you eat fortified cereal and milk or focus on nutrient dense foods like liver, lard and egg yolks, you are probably getting too much.
The problem with Vitamin A is compounded by environmental toxins like glyphosate and the body’s inability to detox properly. Most people do not have a healthy liver.
The VAD Diet is simple and hard at the same time. That's why Mary created this guide to help parents navigate the diet with ease.
The goal of the Vitamin A Detox (VAD) Diet is to eliminate both incoming Vitamin A and toxins (intox) so the body can then remove the stored Vitamin A (detox). Liver health is also a focus of the diet. Once both the excess Vitamin A and the Vitamin A in the liver are cleared, unwanted symptoms/health problems will resolve on their own. The body is very good at healing when it is not dealing with an overload of toxins.
Filled with explanations, symptom lists, foods lists, and recipes, The Vitamin A Detox Diet for Kids! will put your child on the fast-track to better health.
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It's time to consider the Vitamin A Detox (VAD) Diet. Vitamin A Toxicity (also known as Hypervitaminosis A) occurs when there is too much Vitamin A in the body and the liver becomes saturated. The excess Vitamin A then causes toxicity symptoms.
Although most people worry about a Vitamin A deficiency, there really is no such thing. In our current culture of both fortified foods and an emphasis on “traditional diets” we are overloaded with Vitamin A. Both supplements and food sources of Vitamin A can contribute to toxicity. So, whether you eat fortified cereal and milk or focus on nutrient dense foods like liver, lard and egg yolks, you are probably getting too much.
The problem with Vitamin A is compounded by environmental toxins like glyphosate and the body’s inability to detox properly. Most people do not have a healthy liver.
The VAD Diet is simple and hard at the same time. That's why Mary created this guide to help parents navigate the diet with ease.
The goal of the Vitamin A Detox (VAD) Diet is to eliminate both incoming Vitamin A and toxins (intox) so the body can then remove the stored Vitamin A (detox). Liver health is also a focus of the diet. Once both the excess Vitamin A and the Vitamin A in the liver are cleared, unwanted symptoms/health problems will resolve on their own. The body is very good at healing when it is not dealing with an overload of toxins.
Filled with explanations, symptom lists, foods lists, and recipes, The Vitamin A Detox Diet for Kids! will put your child on the fast-track to better health.
Now you can buy Books online in USA,UK, India and more than 100 countries.
*Terms and Conditions apply
Disclaimer: All product data on this page belongs to
.No guarantees are made as to accuracy of prices and information.
