Tina and the body
Circulatory
Respiratory
Digestive
Oral
Liver
Kidney
Digestive
The digestive system breaks down nutrients into simpler chemicals.
The body uses these chemicals for energy and to build and
repair cells and tissues. Tina slows down or stops the movement
of the digestive tract, which in turn slows the breakdown
of food and nutrients. This can also allow toxins to be absorbed
and build-up in the digestive system. Irregular bowel movements
and an overall disruption of the digestive ‘gut flora’
are also likely. Tina causes appetite and thirst to decrease.
Concerns:
• Constipation
• Cramping
• Diarrhea
• Dehydration
• Malnutrition, anorexia, and weight loss
 TIPS
• Hydrate before, during and after using. Hydrate smarter
means more water and less caffeine, alcohol, and sugar.
• Take food breaks. Snack while using. Prepare ahead.
• Keep a food/water diary for sample days to see what,
when and how much you are actually consuming.
• Keep
track of your weight.
• Supplement nutritional and
gut flora imbalances. Consult a naturopath or nutritionist to
see what you might be lacking.
Source: CrystalNeon.org
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