Throat Chakra

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Supplement Intake Guide

Supplement Intake Guide: Throat Chakra Detox Protocol

This supplement protocol is designed to detoxify and support the Throat Chakra by targeting the thyroid, throat, respiratory system, and lymphatic system. Detoxifying this energy center promotes clear communication, balanced metabolism, and respiratory health. By addressing the key organs and systems connected to the Throat Chakra, this protocol enhances self-expression, clarity, and overall vitality.
This chart outlines the step-by-step intake of supplements during the Throat Chakra Detox, including dosage, timing, and duration for each phase to ensure effective detoxification and rejuvenation.
Supplement Intake Chart: Throat Chakra
Phase
Day
Start Date
Supplement
Duration
Dosage & Frequency
Timing
Specific Instructions
End Date
5
Day 1
Nascenct Iodine
Daily
1 drop daily in water or juice.
Morning or afternoon, with or without meals.
Supports thyroid hormone production and metabolism. Take in water or juice for better absorption.
Day 1
Thyroid Support (Ancient Nutrition)
Daily
2 capsules daily
Morning, with meals
Supports overall thyroid function, energy levels, and metabolism. Best taken with breakfast for enhanced absorption.
Day 1
Peppermint Essential Oil
As needed
Inhale directly, use in diffuser, or steam inhaler.
Morning, evening, or as needed for relief.
Clears respiratory passages and soothes the throat. Ideal for aromatherapy use.
Day 1
BioActive Silver Hydrosol Nasal Spray
As needed
1–2 sprays per nostril, up to 3 times daily.
Morning, evening, or as needed for sinus relief.
Provides quick relief for congestion and clears nasal passages. Best taken separately from food and other supplements.
Day 1
Spirulina Manna
Daily
1–2 tsp daily, mixed in water, juice, or smoothies.
Morning, away from heavy detox supplements.
Enhances oxygen uptake, supports thyroid health, and assists with metabolism. Best taken on an empty stomach for optimal absorption.

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