![]() This bond is more like static cling, as described by Dr. Due to the nature of this adherence, it cannot be trusted that the bond is irreversible. Binders will adhere to the bile that packages the toxins and then it cannot be reabsorbed. They would then re-enter circulation via the hepatic portal system. Since bile is reabsorbed, in the ileum and jejunum, if toxins are packaged in the bile then the toxins can be reabsorbed as well. Dysfunction of this phenomenon, bile acid malabsorption, chronic diarrhea is the main symptom. In the colon most of the bile is reabsorbed so the liver and gallbladder do not have to work as hard to make more bile. During bile’s life cycle it gets excreted into the GI tract and is what gives stool its brown color. Fat soluble substances such as dietary lipids, certain vitamins and fat-soluble toxins like mycotoxins get packaged into bile for absorption and detoxification. When it comes to binders, bile and stool are the target routes of elimination. This fact makes binders even that much more crucial in childbearing age women. Since breast milk is a route of excretion this means toxins can be transferred to another life this way. Other routes include tears and saliva but are negligible in the realm of detoxification. Routes of elimination include urine, stool, bile and through our skin. In our bodies, toxins are detoxed and excreted through a few pathways. Below is a collection of research connecting mycotoxins to a good binder choice. Oftentimes I get the question: which binder is correct for which toxin? Since the research for the binding capacity of each binder isn't as heavily researched as other agents, it can be daunting to sift through the information. ![]() When working with mycotoxicosis, choosing the correct binder can present a challenge. ![]() After a positive Organic Acids Test and MycoTOX Profile, the presence of mold and mycotoxins are usually significant answers for many symptomatic clients.
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