Autointoxication is defined as a state of being poisoned by toxic substances produced within the body.

When the digestive system doesn’t work properly, autointoxication sets in.

This happens when food breaks down without being eliminated.

Eventually proteins putrefy and rot, carbohydrates ferment, and oils and fats turn rancid.

The body becomes poisoned from its own waste.

If these poisons are not constantly excreted, we can become sick.

That’s because, when our body is overwhelmed by toxic substances beyond its ability to eliminate, dis-ease follows.

This crisis is called gut-dysbiosis, and can be reversed with a colon cleanse and better eating habits.