1 Week Flush™

• Colon cleansingª
• Blood detoxingª
• Liver cleansingª
• Fat metabolizingª

1 Week Flush^™ 
Works on four different levels at once: 
Intestinal tract and colon cleansing support 
Support for blood and body detoxification systems 
Support for liver cleansing 
Helps eliminate fatty tissue “storage depots” of toxins 
  
Blood Detoxification Factors^™ 
(Blood & Body Systems) 
Iron, zinc, manganese and molybdenum – needed for detoxification enzymes. 
Echinacea – Well known for detoxification properties. 
  
Liver Wellness^™ 
Liver is central to detoxification of body systems 
Toxins and free radicals must be de-activated 
Fat is metabolized in the liver and mixed with bile for digestion and elimination 
Thiamine – converted to its active form in the Liver. Also a carbohydrate metabolizer. 
Nicotinic Acid (niacin) – for fat and cholesterol metabolism. 
Pantothenic Acid – required for the metabolism of fats and proteins (70 enzymes need either pantothenic acid or Coenzyme A). 
Lecithin – emulsification of fat and provides phospholipids for incorporation into cell membranes. 
Choline and Inositol – metabolism of fat and cholesterol. 
Threonine – lipotropic (helps the liver to metabolize fat). 
Methionine – Sulfur-containing amino acid necessary to conjugation (liver detoxification) reactions. 
Vitamin A and Vitamin E – Both act as anti-oxidants. 
Milk Thistle – stimulates regenerative ability of liver and formation of new hepatocytes. 
Vitamin K – utilized for the formation of prothrombin, necessary for blood coagulation. 
B12 – also stored in the liver. 
  
Fiber & More^™ 
(Intestinal Tract) 
Fibers support: 
Absorption of toxins 
Inactivation of toxins 
Rapid elimination of toxins 
Increase of peristaltic action 
Apple pectin – hold metals while they transit the colon and are eliminated. 
  
Fat Metabolism Factors^™ 
Choline and Inositol – both are lipotropics. 
Lecithin – emulsifies fat. 
Iodine, Sea Wrack and Chromium – Energy support. 
Methionine – Detoxification support. 
Phenylalanine – stimulates the production of Cholecystokinin (CCK) which triggers being satiated. 

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