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Foods that purifies your blood
Foods that purifies your blood
Detoxification is
very crucial for everyone. In our daily life we regularly take toxins
which actually disrupts the normal functioning of the body organs. With
the increase of the toxin level our body starts under performing and
body organs gradually damages. The main cause of toxin formation are the
unhealthy diets. Here are some foods that helps to purifies your blood:
1.Garlic
Garlic is known for its antibiotic, antifungal and antiviral properties but it also among the best natural blood purifiers. Garlic
inhibits the blood from clotting and improves the flow of the blood
through the body. This makes it ideal for preventing stroke.
The best way to consume garlic is to eat it raw, up to three cloves per day.
If that's not an option, you can soak one - three cloves of garlic in
your favorite juice or wine. Leave it overnight, strain and drink in
three doses with meals.
2.Vegetables
Vegetables like cabbage, cauliflower, onion and broccoli
are beneficial for purifying blood due to their antioxidants which take
the toxins out from the organs. Food rich in chlorophyll such as green
leafy vegetables mentioned above, barley, watercress, carrots and wheat grass are good. Chlorophyll remove impurities such as parasites, tissues and wastes from the blood.
3.Beet Juice
Beet juice is best known as a blood purifier and blood builder that helps in the creation of red blood cells.
Russian longevity researcher, Mikhail Tombak, Ph.D., tells us that beet
juice improves blood structure and cures diseases of the circulatory
system, large intestine, and digestive system.
4. Blueberries
Truly one of the
most powerful healing foods, blueberries contain natural aspirin that
helps lessen the tissue-damaging effects of chronic inflammation, while
lessening pain.
Blueberries also act as antibiotics by blocking bacteria in the urinary tract, thereby helping to prevent infections. They
also have antiviral properties and help to block toxins from crossing
the blood-brain barrier to gain access to the delicate brain.
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