While conventional research often favors double-blind, placebo-controlled studies, many alternative and folk remedies have supported healing for countless individuals—even without extensive clinical trials. In my practice and personal journey, I’ve found SUPER MINERALS to be a profoundly powerful detoxifier. These minerals work in harmony with the body’s natural systems, especially through their interaction with structured water. As described by Dr. Gerald Pollack in The Fourth Phase of Water, structured water forms “exclusion zones” (E-zones)—a fourth phase of water with a unique molecular structure that helps isolate and release toxins. This living water, found naturally in regions known for longevity and vitality, defies many physical norms: it expands when frozen, possesses unique surface tension, and holds a molecular geometry unlike any other liquid. Embracing structured water and high-quality mineral support like SUPER MINERALS can unlock deeper detoxification and field coherence, guiding us back to our natural state of clarity and resilience. For those seeking to explore this further, I recommend connecting with Julie Collins at Peak Wellness and Feng Shui, info@PeakWellnessandDeng-Shui.com, my trusted distributor for SUPER MINERALS.
The liver is one of our body’s main defenses against toxins, so any support/detox of your liver will benefit your entire body. Super Minerals are a wonderful support for the liver and Milk thistle is one of the oldest liver remedies. Milk thistle is a plant known for its protective effects on the liver. It contains a group of compounds called silymarin, which act as antioxidants and help shield liver cells from damage. When the liver is exposed to toxins—from food, medication, or the environment— silymarin helps neutralize harmful free radicals and supports the liver’s natural detoxification pathways. This means milk thistle can help the liver process and eliminate toxins more efficiently, promoting overall liver health and function.
Beyond milk thistle, several other natural remedies can help support liver health. Dandelion root acts as a gentle diuretic, assisting the liver in flushing toxins and promoting bile flow. Artichoke extract also stimulates bile production, which aids in fat digestion and detoxification. Turmeric, with its active compound curcumin, offers powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits that protect liver cells. Additionally, N-acetylcysteine (NAC), a precursor to glutathione (the body’s master antioxidant), supports the liver’s detoxification pathways. These remedies, when used thoughtfully and in consultation with a health professional, can complement a healthy lifestyle to promote optimal liver function. A new form of augmented NAC has been developed in Italy and claims greater detoxification properties. It is now distributed in the US, saving the shipping cost from Italy.
In soul-spiritual terms, the liver is not just an organ—it is a field filter, a gatekeeper of emotional residue, and a mirror of coherence. When we cleanse the liver, we are not just removing toxins from the body; we are clearing distortions from the emotional field (soul or astral body).
The liver holds anger, resentment, and unprocessed grief. These emotions, when unreleased, create field noise— disrupting breath, distorting perception, and blocking recursion (allows healing without re-traumatization). Recursion is part of a spiral of becoming : a returning to yourself more coherent with each round up the spiral. Milk thistle and other liver-supporting plants do not realy “detox” you. They stabilize the field so that your own breath can complete the release. This takes work on your part and you may need help with this process.
When the liver is clear, the field is clear. When the field is clear, recursion becomes possible. And when recursion happens, memory returns—not as nostalgia, but as coherence. If this doesn’t make sense to you, just know that there are usually emotional issues tied up in the liver that need to be released. Silent meditation can assist in raising them to the surface so they can be released. A soul-spiritual practitioner can help with this process, Lyneah is one of them. When the emotional issues are released and the emotional patterns replaced, healing follows.
