The human body has several mechanisms to detoxify itself and clean them from harmful fabrics. The most important organs that play a role in the detoxification of the body are the liver, the kidneys, the skin and the intestine.

• The liver is the most important detoxification organ of the body and is responsible for converting toxins into non -toxic substances, which are then excreted via the urine or stool. The liver also produces bile that helps digest fat in the intestine and remove harmful substances from the body.
• The kidneys Filter the blood and divide harmful substances over the urine. They also regulate the water balance and the body's electrolyte balance.
• The skin detoxified by welding and the release of toxins and pollutants in sweat. If the body absorbs excessive amounts of toxins, it can try to exhaust them through the skin to avoid overloading the system.
• The intestine plays an important role in detoxification by binding toxins from food and leaving them through the chair. A healthy intestinal flora is important for effective detoxification.

In addition, there are other mechanisms that help detoxify the body, such as sweating, breathing and excretion toxins over the skin.