Are Negative Emotions Related to Toxicity and Lack of Antioxidants?
By Pauline Masale, published Feb 25, 2007
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Have you ever stopped to think what causes negative, painful emotions? Is it simply your life circumstances, or is there an underlying problem? Research has shown that toxicity and nutrient depletion in the body directly effect emotional states. If your body and the brain itself are starving for the proper nutrients, toxins in the system naturally increase. This starts a cycle of increasing toxicity buildup combined with further nutrient depletion. As this process occurs, hormonal imbalances take place, resulting in depression, anxiety, confusion, irritation, and general negativity. This is the result of a poorly operating, toxic brain.
Your body cannot eliminate toxins efficiently when it lacks certain key nutrients. This has far reaching implications. On one side is your mental and emotional health. On the other side is your body's physical health. Both of these are damaged by excessive toxins. If your body starts to receive a steady supply of the vitamins and minerals it needs to operate efficiently, then it will automatically start eliminating toxins from the system. The body is completely capable of healing itself if given the necessary nutrients. This includes the natural balancing of hormones when the brain is properly nourished. This hormonal balancing process will correct hormone based negative mental states and emotions.
The importance of antioxidants cannot be overstated. Antioxidants are key for a truly healthy life. Simply put, an antioxidant is a molecule that has the ability to neutralize harmful free radicals. The more antioxidants you have in your system, the more protected you will be from toxins and free radicals.

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