Symptoms of excessive toxins in the body

Body toxins are harmful substances that accumulate over a long period of time in people's lives. These things can invade the human body from food, air, etc., posing a very serious threat to people's health. Because toxins can continue to grow and develop, they may even cause pathological changes and stimulate the human body, causing many diseases. Let's take a look at the manifestations of excessive toxins in the body.

Human toxins refer to excess waste in the body. There are two main sources: the retention of metabolic waste produced after food digestion and absorption; and the deposition of various pollutants from the environment in the body. Free radicals are the most harmful internal toxins to the human body.

1. Bad breath, smelly farts, burping, flatulence, bloating, constipation

These problems are mainly caused by excessive accumulation of intestinal waste. Most of the body's waste is accumulated in the intestines, so it is also the focus of detoxification.

2. Frequent fatigue, poor energy, colds or overheating, sweating, wet hands and feet

If toxins in the human body accumulate to a certain level, they will increase the burden on various organs and systems in the body, causing fatigue and other phenomena, and immunity will also decrease.

3. Frequent urination, less urination, stinging urination, swelling of limbs

The occurrence of lower limb edema indicates that certain pathogenic factors or excessive toxins have affected the normal function of the kidneys and caused a large amount of water to be retained in the body. The kidneys are the excretory organs of the human body, urine is the excretion of the human body, and urine is an important reflection of the amount of toxins in the human body.

4. Dry or oily skin, prone to rashes, spots, small pimples, and allergies

The skin is an important way to eliminate toxins and waste from the body and is a large mirror of the body's condition.

5. Confusion, memory loss, irritability

Excessive accumulation of toxins in the body, excessive pressure on organs, or poor circulation in the body can lead to insufficient blood and oxygen supply, affecting the normal functioning of the brain and causing emotional and mental problems.

6. Obesity

Cell overload and fat accumulation are the real causes of obesity, while excessive toxins affecting normal excretion function is also one of the causes of obesity.