DAVID KIRSCH IN A NEW YORK MINUTE

I started recommending periodic detoxing several years back to help my clients remove toxins released during weight loss and to boost their metabolism for greater fat-burning potential. I also recommended cleansing as a way to kickstart healthy eating habits and repeatedly, saw it cut cravings and cultivate conscious eating. Over the years, I have witnessed positive results from detoxing: Clients have emerged from a cleanse looking slimmer, feeling more energized and in control of their eating. And I am confident that cleansing also helped them mobilize and remove toxins from their hard-working liver and kidneys.

Now, it seems that everyone is talking detox. We had a client walk in a few weeks’ ago declaring that: “Detoxing is the new exfoliation!” It seems that everyone is doing it.
 
The New York Times recently covered the growing popularity of detoxes and questioned its regimen and claims of promoting good health. This debate is nothing new: Medical scientists and holistic practitioners have always had differing opinions about its effectiveness, but the fact is, this purification ritual has existed for hundreds of years across many cultures. Detoxing is still a solution today because it does make a difference.




David Kirsch’s 48HR LemonAid Detox featured in The New York Times. Complete article here.

We have seen great results from the two detox formulas available through my One Of A Kind Supplements® line: The 5-Day Detox Kit and the NEW DK 48HR LemonAid Detox. Both are linked to healthy detox regimes, which include ingredients for reestablishing the body’s defense system, post detox, and are therefore, superior solutions on the market.

For example, if you use the DK 48HR LemonAid Detox, you’ll follow it up with a 30 days of my NEW Probiotic Balance™ formula to add the good bacteria back into your intestines. If you do my advanced detox – the 5-Day Detox Kit – a 30-day “retox” regimen using the antioxidant catalyst GliSODin® comes with it.
 
These healthy detox regimens are part of the Wellness Lifestyle we promote at David Kirsch Wellness.

And, if you do prefer a less rigid approach to detoxing, follow the nutritional guidelines in The Ultimate New York Body Plan, recently written up in the New York Post’s Page Six Magazine as one of the “New Body Cleansers.”