"detoxification effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the process or result of removing toxins from the body or environment. Example: Eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables has a powerful detoxification effect on the body, flushing out harmful toxins and promoting overall health.
Acute toxicity testing showed that the novel products achieved a good detoxification effect, with its maximum tolerated dose being equivalent to 20 times of adult dosage.
However, our novel one-step method was capable of achieving virtually the same detoxification effect, with only an approximately 30% alkaloids loss.
Although traditional processing methods can achieve detoxification effect as desired, there are some obvious drawbacks, including a significant loss of alkaloids and poor quality consistency.
The detoxification effect is due to peroxidases contained in plant tissue.
Van Zyl et al. [ 98] suggested that the detoxification effect of overliming was due to precipitation of toxic substances.
To examine the detoxification effect, a (2 × 3) mixed ANOVA with group (SDTx, MDTx, and control subjects) as between-subject factor was used.
They do not exist, and the reason is simple: these products have no real detoxification effects". Ernst, whose career is devoted to accumulating and assessing scientific evidence to prove or disprove the worth of alternative therapies, was reviewing the evidence on the increasing number of products sold as detoxification agents at the time that the Duchy launched its own.
As an activator of Nrf2 pathway, sulforaphane is well known for its antioxidant and detoxification effects by inducing phase II genes [13].
The detoxification effects of GP encapsulation was accessed and demonstrated in healthy mouse at 50 μg/mL of aconitine, as shown in the schematic diagram (Fig. 5).
The WAF exposure induced CYP-involved detoxification effects but reduced CYP-involved steroidogenic metabolism in the marine medaka.
Similarly, too harsh conditions during alkaline detoxification lead to an increase of phenolic compounds, formic acid, and acetic acid, and, in turn, sub-optimal detoxification effects [ 7].
