Springtime Is Cleanse Time
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March/April 2006
By Nancy Allison
One of the reasons to detox is to stop a pattern of overindulging or to begin a new way of eating. My experience certainly made me feel better and more aware. On a practical note, I’ve become adept at steaming more vegetables than I need at one meal, so now I always have plenty on hand. Although I have eaten chocolate and drunk red wine since, I have not done so with my usual abandon. This is a good thing: My liver has told me so. And for the first time, I am listening.
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Nancy Allison is a freelance writer living in Fort Worth, Texas. She is a frequent contributor to Herbs for Health.
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