Your body is detoxifying every second of every day. The real question is: are you helping that process… or overloading it?

If you’re navigating chronic or serious illness, your body is carrying a heavy load — medications, inflammation, environmental exposures, metabolic waste - so it's essential you understand how to support detox properly.

In this episode of Renegade Remission, we explore how detoxification truly works in the body — from liver biotransformation and bile flow to gut elimination, kidney filtration, lymphatic circulation, and even the role of movement and sweat.

You’ll hear a medically documented case of fatty liver disease reversing through lifestyle changes that reduced liver burden and restored detox capacity.

This conversation bridges the gap between conventional dismissal of “detox” and the hype-driven extremes of the wellness world. Detox is real. It’s biochemical. And when supported correctly, it can meaningfully reduce inflammatory load and metabolic stress.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

1. How your liver’s two-phase detox system actually works
2. Why gut health determines whether detox is completed or recycled
3. The overlooked role of hydration and kidney filtration
4. How movement supports lymphatic drainage and detoxification
5. What sweating can (and can’t) contribute
6. Why reducing toxic burden is more powerful than extreme cleanses
7. Simple, research-supported ways to improve detox capacity

If you are living with cancer, autoimmune disease, neurological illness, heart disease, or another chronic condition, supporting detox isn’t optional, it’s foundational.

Listen now to learn how to reduce your body’s burden and support its natural detox pathways in ways that are sustainable, science-backed, and gentle.

Disclaimer

This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not provide medical advice. Always consult your licensed healthcare provider before making changes to your diet, supplements, sauna use, or treatment plan. Detox protocols are not appropriate for everyone, especially those who are medically fragile or undergoing active treatment.

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