Toxaprevent Medi PLUS
What are Toxaprevent Medi PLUS Sachets used for?
- Targeted towards upper gi (mouth, oesophagus, stomach)
- Removes environmental pollutants: heavy metals, ammonium and histamine
- Strengthens the intestinal barrier
- Heartburn (recurring)
What are Toxaprevent Medi PLUS Sachets used for?
- Targeted towards Upper GI (mouth, oesophagus, stomach)
- Removes environmental pollutants: heavy metals, ammonium and histamine
- Strengthens the intestinal barrier
- Heartburn (recurring)
What are Toxaprevent MEDI PLUS Sachets?
Toxaprevent MEDI PLUS Sachets are used to absorb and remove toxic substances from the upper digestive tract (mouth, oesophagus and stomach) using the active ingredient MANC® (Modified and Activated Natural Clinoptilolite).
The sachets regenerate the intestinal mucosa and supports intestinal health by removing environmental pollutants and irritants. Targeting the Upper GI the MANC® absorbs and removes toxins which are linked and attribute to specific common conditions such as reflux disease. Once these toxins have been absorbed they are safely passed out via natural bowel movement.
MANC® is a clean form of zeolite which is patented for its ability to absorb Heavy Metals (Lead and Mercury), Histamine and Ammonium.
Please see FAQ’s for more information about MANC® and Toxaprevent.
How does MANC® work?
MANC® particles have “cages” where toxins can be stored using a process called ion exchange. Its negative charge attracts positively charged toxins and selectively absorbs them. The particle size is optimised to ensure Toxaprevent stays only in the digestive tract and is eliminated through natural bowel movements, taking the toxic substances with it as it moves through the system.
| Areas of Use | Targeted towards the upper gi (mouth, oesophagus and stomach) Removes heavy metals, histamine and ammonium Heartburn (recurring) Strengthens the intestinal barrier Regenerates intestinal mucosa Supports intestinal health Removes environmental pollutants and irritants Reduces toxic burden on liver and kidneys |
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| Directions for use | Unless otherwise prescribed by your doctor or therapist, take 1-2 sachets 30 minutes before a meal with plenty of liquid (e.g. at least 200ml of non-carbonated water). |
| Ingredients | 1 x Toxaprevent Medi PLUS sachet contains 3g of MANC® (Modified and Activated Natural Clinoptilolite), calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate. Ideal for use in conjunction with Toxaprevent Medi PURE Capsules. |
| Conditions | Ammonium, Acid Reflux, Halitosis, Heavy Metals, Histamine, Leaky Gut, Stomach Bacteria, Open Wounds |
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Why should I take/use Toxaprevent?
The Toxaprevent products contain Modified Activated Natural Clinoptilolite (MANC®) a form of Zeolite which is scientifically proven and patented to bind to environmental toxins which we intake daily such as histamine, heavy metals (lead and mercury) an...
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Which Toxaprevent® product is right for me?
Each of the products in the Toxaprevent® range have been carefully designed to target specific areas of the digestive tract and specific conditions of the skin.
TOXAPREVENT® MEDI PLUS Sachets (30)
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How do I use the Toxaprevent products? (please login as a practitioner to see clinical considerations)
TOXAPREVENT® MEDI PLUS Sachets
Mix the contents of one sachet with 300ml of water and drink. To ensure the powder does not settle at the bottom of the glass, stir the mixture immediately before drinking.
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Will Toxaprevent have any side-effects?
Toxaprevent has no direct side effects as it is not absorbed by the body and does not react with the body. It simply works autonomously, binding to the toxins in the digestive tract to be then passed out via natural bowel movement. (Please see absorpti...
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Will Toxaprevent make me constipated?
The Toxaprevent digestive range uses water to help it travel through the digestive tract. Toxaprevent will not make you constipated as long as you have it with at least the amount of water recommended (300ml for each sachet and 200ml for 1-2 capsules). If...
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How will I know that Toxaprevent is working?
There are many ways to know whether or not Toxaprevent is working because it has a wide range of applications due to the way it works and the benefits can vary from one person to another. Toxaprevent can benefit in a variety of ways such as binding to tox...
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Will Toxaprevent interact with other medication?
Please leave two hours between taking medications and the Toxaprevent Digestive range. According to current medical knowledge, the absorption of pharmaceutical agents can be considered complete. After applying medicated creams, salves, etc., wait at l...
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How long should I take Toxaprevent?
Toxaprevent is designed for daily use and can be taken continuously as directed. However for product specific protocols please speak with your health care practitioner. (please login as a practitioner to see product specific protocols)
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How long should I take Toxaprevent for a heavy metal cleanse?
The cleansing of heavy metals from our bodies is an on-going process as we are continuously exposed to metals and pollutants on any given day. To detoxify the environmental pollutants successful we suggest combing both the Toxaprevent Medi Plus Sachets wi...
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When is the best time of year to detox?
The body is constantly detoxifying itself through the liver, kidneys and even the skin so there is no ‘best’ time to detox. We suggest an all year-round detox is best to help the body in it’s daily cleansing, particularly since the organs used for detoxif...
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Should I take the Toxaprevent sachets or the capsules?
Deciding whether to use the capsules or the sachets depends on which area of the digestive tract you wish to target.
The Medi PLUS sachets are specifically targeted for the mouth, throat and stomach because they start working s...
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Why does the body produce ammonium?
Ammonium is a natural by-product of protein digestion, which is broken down by the liver and excreted. Maintaining a low level of Ammonium is important as it helps to optimise liver function
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Why is it important to have low levels of ammonium?
Because many of the illnesses caused by high ammonia levels in the body are chronic and untreatable, the safest course to protect your liver is to avoid damage to the organ. Limiting alcohol intake, which is one of the primary causes of liver damage, whic...
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Can I continue taking anti-histamines as well as Toxaprevent?
Yes you can, as long you leave at least two hours between taking the anti-histamines and the Toxaprevent digestive range. The two can work together as Toxaprevent will absorb and eliminate histamine in the digestive tract, while the anti-histamines will c...
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Does Toxaprevent interfere with supplements?
No, Toxaprevent does not interfere with other supplements and there ability, as the MANC® has no affinity towards the supplements. If you are worried about this however, then please feel free to leave two hours sin between taking your supplements and Toxa...
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How does Toxaprevent work?
The active ingredient in Toxaprevent is called MANC® (Modified and Activated Natural Clinoptilolite). MANC® is negatively charged and works like a magnetic ‘sponge’. The negative charge it emits allows it to naturally absorbs toxic substances including...
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Is ammonium produced in other ways?
Certain bacteria in the digestive tract such as helicobacter pylori produce the urease enzyme. This is where the bacteria divides urea into carbon dioxide and ammonia. Other certain anaerobic bacteria such as Bacteroides, Bifidobacterium, Aspergillus, Rum...
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What is histamine?
Histamine occurs naturally in the body. In the event of an allergic reaction it is one of the hormones released which is a neurotransmitter which can cause symptoms or allergic reactions such as itching, sneezing, wheezing as well as running noses and eye...
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What is the difference between the Medi Pure capsules and Medi Plus sachets?
The Toxaprevent Medi Plus Sachets are targeted towards binding toxic substance in the Upper Gi (mouth, esophagus and stomach). Though the MANC® in the sachets passes into the intestines and colon to pass out through natural bowel movem...
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Does Toxaprevent MANC® bind to mycotoxins/mold?
MANC® structure is made of what is referred to as an aluminosilica this is a mixture of silica and aluminum with a ratio of 6:1-2. According to research it has been shown in studies that Clinoptilolite using the silica part of its structure has the abilit...
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Why do the sachets contain magnesium and calcium carbonate?
Magnesium and Calcium carbonate are simply added to reduce the acidity in the stomach to make sure it cannot interfere with the clinoptilolite binding within the stomach. The magnesium and calcium carbonate have also been found to bind to free oxalates, w...
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Can children use Toxaprevent?
There have been no studies been done from children under the ages of 12 years old using Toxaprevent as of yet.
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Are the products vegetarian, vegan, halal and kosher?
We can confirm the MANC® products and ingredients are manufactured from mineral raw materials. The products contain no animal components, blood or by-products and contain no alcohol.
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Can I take Toxaprevent if I am pregnant?
Due to lack of sufficient studies on pregnant mothers, we do not advise patients who are pregnant to take the Toxaprevent digestive range.
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MANC® contains aluminium, couldn’t this poison me?
The structure of the Clinoptilolite is compromised from Silica and Aluminium is referred to as an aluminosilica and we have a 6:1-2 ratio of silica to aluminium. This structure is not broken down in the digestive tract. This was proven in an in-vitro lab ...
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Will Toxaprevent bind to my nutrients?
Toxaprevent is completely different from any zeolite on the market. The clinoptilolite is put through a special patented process heated activation process which cleans out and removes any toxins maximising its binding capacity within the digestive tract. ...
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Does Toxaprevent lead to increased flatulence?
Toxaprevent will not directly cause flatulence. However, as it repairs and strengthens the intestinal barrier the gut flori it will begin to flourish. This allows the good bacteria and nutrients to be absorbed. Oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide come fr...
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I note that you should not take Toxaprevent alongside medications (2 hour window required). How about taking Toxaprevent alongside supplements, such as probiotics or herbs etc?
Toxaprevent can be taken alongside herbs and supplements as no test has shown interference with a clients mineral, or nutrients. If you are worried, you can leave a similar 2 hour window. We have a report showing this, if you are registered as a practitio...
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