Our bodies are amazing machines but they do not remove some of the wastes we have and these end up being deposited in the fat cells. Some of these wastes are fat soluble toxins. Water soluble toxins are easily removed from the body in the urine but fat soluble toxins end up accumulating in the fat cells. If they remain there for a long time, they might start to cause metabolic and systemic dysfunctions. Some of the signs that one has issues with toxic fat storage are digestive issues, swelling or extra weight around the stomach, skin issues, joint stiffness and headaches. Foods that have pesticides, preservatives, additives and other chemicals may cause these problems. The author recommends some steps to detox the fat cells. First, one has to ensure he or she has normal digestion. Poor digestion will make it difficult to remove the fatty deposits. Try taking ghee to help the digestive tract to work well. Then detox the liver. If the liver is overwhelmed it may not remove fat soluble toxins well. Also, stay active and drink lots of water.

Key Takeaways:

• • Our amazing body has the ability to remove most of the chemicals that we put into it but sometimes these end up in the fat cells.

• • In a survey conducted in the US between 1967 and 1980, it was found that about 20 toxic chemicals exist in a diverse sample of the population.

• • Toxins that the body is unsure of how to dispose of when stored in the fat cells may contribute to disease if they remain there for a long time.

“Water soluble toxins are easily removed from the body via urine or sweat. However, fat soluble toxins are not so easy to remove, and the body ends up storing these toxins in the fat cells.”

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