A single detox kit is often a great starting point for wellness. However, many patients at Infinity Wellness Center find that one kit alone does not resolve chronic issues. Our bodies are complex systems. Toxins do not just accumulate in one area; they settle in the liver, the gut, the fat cells, and even the nervous system.
To achieve a proper systemic "reset," you may need to combine different cleansing protocols. When you use multiple kits strategically, you target several biological pathways at once. This approach maximizes your results and helps you avoid the common pitfalls of detoxification.
Detoxification is not just about "cleaning" the body. It is about a process called bio-transformation, in which your liver converts toxins into a safer form, and your gallbladder and kidneys remove them.
If you take a kit to kill parasites but your liver is sluggish, those dead pathogens may remain in your system. This can cause inflammation and "brain fog." By combining a parasite kit with a liver support kit, you address both the "trash" (toxins) and the "trash can" (your organs of elimination).
You should never start a heavy detox without opening your drainage pathways. Think of your body like a house with old plumbing. If you scrub the floors but the drains are clogged, the dirty water has nowhere to go.
Before adding specialized kits, start with a Drainage Support Kit. This usually includes:
Once your drains are open, you can combine the "workhorse" kits. For most patients, this involves pairing a Gut Cleanse with Liver Support.
The gut and liver communicate through the portal vein. Everything you digest passes through the liver first. If you use a kit to clear out SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth) or Candida, your liver has to process the byproducts of microbial die-off.
By stacking these kits, you achieve several benefits:
After your gut and liver are stable, you can add more aggressive protocols. This is where "maximum detox" happens.
We often recommend a Full Moon Parasite Cleanse (as discussed in our previous posts). To maximize this, add a Carbon-Based Binder. Binders act like a magnet. While the herbal kit kills the parasites, the binder captures heavy metals and ammonia released by microbial die-off. This helps reduce the circulation of toxins in your brain and tissues.
If you use a heavy metal detox kit, you must combine it with a Micronutrient or Trace Mineral kit. Chelators (agents that bind metals) can sometimes remove essential minerals like zinc or magnesium. Stacking these ensures your body stays balanced while the metals leave.
Every person has a different toxic load. Here are three common ways to combine kits based on your symptoms:
While combining kits is effective, you must listen to your body. We recommend a "staggered start" method:
Hydration is also non-negotiable. Drink half your body weight in fluid ounces of filtered water daily. For example, if you weigh 150 lbs, drink 75 oz of water. This helps flush mobilized toxins through urine.
Maximum detoxification requires a multi-layered strategy. By combining drainage support, liver optimization, and targeted binders, you address the root cause of your symptoms without harsh side effects. Always work with a wellness doctor to ensure your combination matches your specific lab results, such as a SpectraCell or DUTCH test.
It is generally safe if you follow a logical sequence. Most people can handle three kits: one for drainage, one for organ support, and one for active cleansing. However, you should always consult a functional medicine expert before starting multiple protocols.
A comprehensive combined cleanse typically lasts between 30 and 90 days. This allows enough time to move through the various stages of drainage, gut healing, and deep tissue cleansing.
This is likely a "die-off" reaction. You should reduce the dosage of your active cleansing kit (like the parasite or gut kit), but continue taking the drainage and liver support. This helps your body keep up with waste removal.
Light exercise is beneficial. Activities like walking, yoga, or rebounding (jumping on a mini-trampoline) help move the lymph fluid. Avoid high-intensity workouts if you feel fatigued, as your body needs that energy for detox.
We usually recommend waiting until the end of the "killing" phase of a gut or parasite cleanse to introduce high-dose probiotics. However, taking "spore-based" probiotics during the cleanse may help maintain a healthy microbial balance.