When the body is unknowingly exposed to environmental toxins and accumulates them over time, it produces free radicals that disrupt normal bodily functions and may lead to various health problems. These toxins can come from several sources, including:

• Chemical toxins such as food additives (coloring, flavoring), perfumes, cosmetics (shampoo, hair dye, lipstick), household chemicals, or even modern paints. These substances can enter the body through ingestion, inhalation, skin absorption, and eventually enter the bloodstream and accumulate in organs.

• Heavy metals such as mercury, industrial fumes, pesticides, lead, and other heavy metals. When accumulated in large amounts, they may affect brain function.

• Plastic contaminants such as chemicals from plastic food containers, plastic-wrapped vegetables and fruits, food packaging, or hot food stored in plastic containers.

• Removes accumulated toxins from the body and bloodstream

• Improves blood circulation

• Supports coronary arteries that supply the heart muscle

• Reduces blood pressure

• Helps regulate irregular heartbeat

• Reduces allergic reactions

• Improves circulation to hands and feet

• Enhances sensory perception such as taste, vision, and hearing

• Improves sexual performance

• Helps manage Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

• Helps prevent degenerative diseases related to blood circulation such as insufficient blood supply to the brain and certain immune-related conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis

Those frequently exposed to toxins or heavy metals over long periods may experience toxin accumulation in tissues such as bones, muscles, and fatty tissues, interfering with enzyme and mineral functions. Symptoms may include:

• Frequent headaches, dizziness, or nausea

• Low-grade fever without clear cause

• Fatigue, drowsiness, poor concentration, frequent forgetfulness

• Indigestion, bloating, diarrhea, frequent flatulence

• High carbohydrate intake but poor metabolism and easy weight gain

• Difficulty eliminating toxins, symptoms such as bloating, constipation, irregular bowel movements

• Chronic skin conditions, rashes, itching

• Allergy symptoms and sensitivity to pollutants

• Treatment duration is approximately 1–1.5 hours

• During infusion, you may rest, use your phone, read, or listen to music. After treatment, you may resume normal activities without needing rest

• A medical evaluation is recommended before treatment, especially kidney function assessment for first-time patients

• During treatment, rest adequately and drink more water. Fruit juice is recommended, as blood sugar may decrease during infusion

• Maintain a balanced diet with sufficient vitamins and minerals to support recovery and strengthening