Why should you cleanse and detox your body?

When we get an unhealthy buildup of toxins in our body, it’s not pretty. These excess toxins will cause physical and mental health issues like chronic fatigue, headaches, insomnia and diseases. Many of these toxins come from things you use or consume everyday like food, water, beauty and personal care products and the environment. If you’re wondering why it’s so important to cleanse and detox your body, take a look below.

You’ll see that there are many harsh pollutants and harmful pesticides in our environment that should not stay in your body. Since our body organs work together to help eliminate these trapped toxins, it’s important that they’re all healthy and in working order. The liver, kidneys, colon, lungs, skin and lymphatic system are especially useful and important when it comes to cleansing the body.

Being in a hurry all the time drains your energy. Your work and routine life make you feel overwhelmed. Getting caught up in things beyond your control stresses you out… 

Learn to detox your body with 15 easy techniques you can do at home.

Introduction of 15 yogic and ayurvedic detox techniques

Practice Workshop of yogic and ayurvedic detox techniques

If you’d like to stay calm and cool in stressful situations, put the following 8 steps into practice:

1. Breathe and practice Yoga
The next time you’re faced with a stressful situation that makes you want to hurry, stop what you’re doing for one minute and take five deep breaths in and out (your belly should come forward with each inhale). Imagine all that stress leaving your body with each exhale.

Practice Yoga to create awareness, activate your organs and relax.

Smile. Fake it if you have to. It’s pretty hard to stay grumpy with a goofy grin on your face.

Repeat the above steps every few hours at work or home if you need to.

2. Loosen up
After your breathing session, perform a quick body scan to identify any areas that are tight or tense. Clenched jaw? Rounded shoulders? Anything else that isn’t at ease?
Gently touch or massage any of your body parts that are under tension to encourage total relaxation. Imagine you’re in a place that calms you: a beach, hot tub, or nature trail, for example.

3. Chew slowly
Slow down at the dinner table if you want to learn to be patient and lose weight. Shoveling your food down as fast as you can is a surefire way to eat more than you need to (and find yourself with a bellyache).

Turn off TV, phone and other destruction and concentrate on your food. Be a mindful eater who pays attention to the taste, texture, and aroma of every dish. Chew slowly while you try to guess all of the ingredients that were used to prepare your dish.

4. Let go
Stressing and worrying about the situation you’re in won’t do any good because you’re already in it, so just let it go.

Letting go isn’t easy. Counsel yourself that it is time to move on. It requires to make yourself understand that some people are a part of your history, but not a part of your destiny. It also requires deciding that if you want to move forward then you have to let go.

5. Enjoy the journey
Focusing on the end result can quickly become exhausting. Chasing a bold, audacious goal that’s going to require a lot of time and patience? Split it into several mini-goals so you’ll have several causes for celebration.

Stop focusing on the negative thoughts. Giving yourself consistent positive feedback will help you grow patience, stay encouraged, and find more joy in the process of achieving your goals.

6. Look at the big picture
The next time you find your stress level skyrocketing, take a deep breath, and ask yourself:

Will this matter to me…

• Next week?
• Next month? 
• Next year?
• In 10 years?

Hint: No, it won’t.

I bet most of the stuff that stresses you wouldn’t matter the next week, maybe not even the next day.
Stop agonizing over things you can’t control because you’re only hurting yourself.

7. Stop demanding perfection of yourself
You’re not perfect and that’s okay. Show me a person who claims to be perfect and I’ll show you a dirty liar.

Demanding perfection of yourself (or anybody else) will only stress you out because it just isn’t possible.

8. Practice patience every day
Below are a few easy ways you can practice patience every day, increasing your ability to remain calm and cool in times of stress:

• The next time you go to the grocery store, get in the longest line.
• Instead of going through the drive-thru at your bank, go inside.
• Take a long walk through a secluded park or trail.