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Root Chakra

Root Chakra Detox

The Root Chakra is our foundation, associated with grounding, security, and our connection to the physical world. This energy center, linked to the colon, adrenals, and bones, is crucial for maintaining stability and resilience in both body and mind. Detoxifying the Root Chakra supports physical vitality by addressing the organs responsible for elimination and mineral balance.
By focusing on grounding foods, hydrating liquids, and specific supplements, this detox protocol helps to cleanse and strengthen the Root Chakra, promoting a solid base for overall well-being. These protocols will aid in the removal of toxins that can build up in the body’s foundation, encouraging a steady flow of energy and reinforcing your sense of security and connection.

Root Chakra Food & Liquid Enhancers

Goal: Grounding and elimination support
Foods: Root vegetables (beets, carrots), high-fiber options (chia seeds, leafy greens), and bone broth for minerals.
Liquids: Dandelion root tea and warm lemon water to support kidney and adrenal health.

Suggested Supplements

The Root Chakra, associated with the colon, adrenals, and bones, grounds us and connects us to our physical existence. Detoxification of this energy center supports overall physical vitality and helps clear toxins that may be held in the body’s foundation. The following supplements focus on cleansing and strengthening the Root Chakra by targeting key organs for grounding and stabilization.
Root Chakra Supplements
Chakra
Associated Organs
Supplement/Link
Brand
Notes
Root Chakra
4
Colon, Adrenals, Bones
Cymbiotika
Supports Adrenal Health, Assists with Reducing Bodily Stree
Colon, Adrenals, Bones
Cellcore
Assists in binding and eliminating toxins
Colon, Adrenals, Bones
Cellcore
Supports parasite detox
Colon, Adrenals, Bones
Global Healing
Binds toxins, supports colon cleanse


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