Nancy (152.163.37.115) -

What do you think of brown rice only as a detox rice? (Well, plus water of course).

Comment #1 KABIR from around the globe (Contact Member) -

Sorry but i am not able to understand the term detox and why is brown rice considered as it

Do you mean toxication or if it contains high carbohidrates?

:)

Comment #2 George from Salt Lake City, Utah (Contact Member) -

I think nancy means to eat a lot of brown rice to flush toxins from your body.

In my view it would be better to grow wheatgrass and then juice the wheat grass for a health and detoxifing tonic.

Comment #3 Dave (63.176.159.46) -

I don't think that brown rice diet will completely detox your body completely.

One of my friends is taking capsules that allegedly came from some type of wood mushroom(Ganoderma). He said that it was from Asia. He said it will totally flush all toxins from you body.

Comment #4 Terry (63.176.159.109) -

What is the point of detoxing if you are just going to fill your body up with chemicals and poisons again?

Comment #5 kenneth (63.176.159.174) -

what are you detoxing from?

Comment #6 Jack (63.176.159.234) -

All the chemicals and pesticides in all the junk food you eat! Maybe the mercury your dentist implanted in your mouth too!

Comment #7 Mike (63.176.159.144) -

Yeah I also heard about that mercury in your mouth thing! Tell me what I should know?

Comment #8 Jak Wyte (63.176.159.143) -

It is indeed true that brown rice or rice with hulls have essential and additional vitamins and minerals (like thiamine, niacin, riboflavin, iron, calcium, protein and small amounts of fats)included on it but I don't think it is an effective detoxifier. If you can provide us an article about brown rice' detoxification powers then maybe I would reconsider. Guess the best way to detoxify is through fasting, water therapy and fruit therapy.

Comment #9 George from Salt Lake City, Utah (Contact Member) -

Try this one... its a bit more than just brown rice...

• Detox Revitalization Diet

Comment #10 Len (63.176.159.148) -

Are you talking about using brown rice to detox your body of bad fats, and toxins? And I think that by only eating brown rice, and drinking water you would get really weak, so I would suggest taking a multivitamin as well. if this works, let me know, and I would look up some more information on this or ask a doctor first before doing this as well to make sure its safe.

Comment #11 Greg (63.176.159.157) -

If you are wanting to use brown rice as a detox for a diet, I would not really recommended it. To me it would seem that by doing this, that you would probably just loose mostly water weight and that weight does not stay off. If I were you, I would just try a low carb diet and see how that goes, but talk to your doctor first.

Comment #12 Lee (63.176.159.6) -

just using brown rice to detox your body might be ok for a week or so. I would not do it any longer than that in case of not giving your body exactly what it needs, I would ask your dr first.

Comment #13 Lisa (63.176.159.28) -

Are you trying to imply the rubbish we normally eat gives our bodies everything it needs!!!! hahahahah you are a comedian!

Comment #14 Hue (63.176.159.42) -

Wow I think this is just weird why detox your body if your probably just going to eat the same things?

Comment #15 Alex (63.176.159.12) -

Do some people try to detox there body with certain things to rid there body of drugs and alcohol?

Comment #16 Cathy (63.176.159.205) -

I guess I don't really understand how brown rice would detox your body. What happens to your body while it's being detoxed. What are the advantages of detoxing?

Comment #17 Daisy (63.176.159.32) -

Are you using only brown rice and water as a diet detox or a detox for something else. If you are using it for a diet detox did it work, and how long do you do it for, and how much weight did you loose?

Comment #18 Kayla (63.176.159.31) -

What are some other products or food used to detox ones body?

Comment #19 George from Salt Lake City, Utah (Contact Member) -

Water is the best. Just drink water for a month... the first few day will be difficult after that its easy going.

Watermelon. Just eat watermelon and drink water for a week or two. That's easy. No hunger pains.

Comment #20 Genesis (63.176.159.230) -

I heard about this brown rice detox. I was wondering though, does it work, and has anyone tried it, and had positive results from it. Is it used to loose weight, or just to clean out your entire system? I would like to know more information on this, and if people have had successful results with loosing weight I would like to know what you did exactly and would want to try this myself.

Comment #21 Jona (63.176.159.44) -

I really do not think that a brown rice detox would work, does anyone have any proof of this working?

Comment #22 Snarf (63.176.159.170) -

Surely you're not thinking of eating brown rice by itself, well I mean only eating brown rice for your daily diet yes? Even if the detox works wonder that diet in itself must be rough.

Comment #23 cwemoy (63.176.159.100) -

Daily we take in all kinds of foodstuff and the work of kidneys is to flush out the toxins released to our body. In my own view, the kidney does enough to remove the toxins that might be harmful to the body.

I know water as a good detox in case you have taken a lot of alcohol but am curious about how you would possibly combine brown rice and water as a detox. That is completely hilarious! I was once admitted in hospital and after I was discharged, a friend recommended using some GNLD products to flush out chemicals from the liver

Comment #24 cwemoy (63.176.159.211) -

Brown rice is rich in iodine, pottasium and other essential minerals. There is no specific formula to use for it to act as a detox but normally, there is a 5-day program that is employed. Besides being an easy tool for detoxifying, it boosts the body's energy, increases mental alertness and helps in shedding excess weight

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