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Detox, short for
detoxification, in general
is the removal of toxic
substances from the body. It
is one of the functions of
the liver and kidneys, but
can also be achieved
artificially by techniques
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Hypoallergenic
Hypoallergenic is the
characteristic of provoking
fewer allergic reactions in
allergy sufferers.
Hypoallergenic means to have
a decreased tendency to
cause allergies; hypo means
less, not none.
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Detox diet
A detox diet is a dietary
regimen involving a change
in consumption habits in an
attempt to detoxify the body
by removal of toxins or
other contaminants. It is
claimed to improve health,
energy, resistance to
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Circadian rhythm sleep disorder
Circadian rhythm sleep
disorders are a family of
sleep disorders affecting
the timing of sleep. People
with circadian rhythm sleep
disorders are unable to
sleep and wake at the times
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