Some high-dose detox “natural” supplements, such as green tea extract, can lead to liver inflammation, reflected in elevated ...

Watch or listen to the first episode of Strange Health, a new podcast from The Conversation exploring the weird, surprising ...

The word detox has been hijacked. Walk into any wellness store or scroll through Instagram, and you’ll find someone peddling a bright green juice, a detox tea, or a pricey supplement promising to ...

While the liver is the body’s main detoxifying organ, working around the clock to filter toxins from the blood, metabolize medications, and break down fats, modern lifestyles often place additional ...

If you are generally healthy, your body does not need a reset as the liver works best with time and consistency, meaning fewer repeated stresses and enough recovery time to heal and function properly ...

Juice cleanses are a type of fad diet marketed as a way to detox the body, kickstart weight loss, and boost the immune system. However, juicing may not be as healthy as it seems.

The wellness industry has redefined detox in ways that medicine does not recognise. Here is why most detox claims do not ...

Many popular detox trends, including juice cleanses, detox teas, and certain supplements, offer no proven benefits and can ...

“Detoxifying” juice cleanses have become the Atkins diet of this decade, with many people turning to days-long juice fasts to rid their bodies of caffeine and sugar cravings, sluggishness and extra ...

Health experts are challenging the popularity of New Year detox diets and juice cleanses, warning that they lack scientific ...

Know why detox diets don’t work and how your liver, kidneys and gut naturally remove toxins without juices, fasting or expensive cleanses.

Juicing – if you believe its avid fans – is a great way to detox the body, prevent disease and lose weight. There’s something appealing about being able to blend up broccoli, kale and cucumbers and ...