The phrase "remove toxins" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of removing toxic substances from the body, environment, or any other source. For example, "Detox diets are a popular way to remove toxins from the body."
When I return (and yes, I will) I'll have fewer treatments (I'd definitely ditch the footbath that is supposed to remove toxins from the body).
It is indeed "medically futile" to go liquor-free for a month, if you imagine that this will remove toxins from your liver for the long term.
Cleansing involves using laxatives, juices or herbal remedies to remove "toxins" from the body to accelerate weight loss or boost energy.
Currently, farmers remove toxins using laborious (and often imperfect) postharvest techniques; gene editing could revolutionize the way millions of people safely feed themselves.
A pause for definitions: Hemodialysis, which filters the blood of people whose failing kidneys can no longer perform that function, requires an external device to remove toxins.
But some doctors and researchers questioned whether such a treatment would work to remove toxins like dioxin that can persist in the body for many years.
Heading for the slag heap is costly, cumbersome equipment, like lymphatic drainage machines designed to remove toxins, and galvanic machines that manipulate positive and negative ions to improve circulation and skin tone.
Poisonous chemicals are being dumped in Africa in the form of broken televisions and electrical items, causing a major widespread health hazard, according to a Greenpeace report which calls for electrical companies to remove toxins from their goods.
This study indicates that in environments containing large numbers of protozoa, bacteria which use efflux pumps to remove toxins unchanged from the cell may have an evolutionary advantage over bacteria which enzymatically inactivate toxins.
The provided findings indicated that the batch and columnar-adsorption designs maintained their functionality to effectively remove toxins even after multiple reuse/cycles, where the spent TiO2-banana cluster can be regenerated using NaOH and HClO4.
Products must fall into one of the following categories: they must be designed to remove toxins, energy-efficient, natural, organic, powered by renewable energy, reusable, made of sustainable materials or water-efficient.
