If you never wondered or cared much about the pollution around us, it's time to change your views and start paying attention to this problem. For decades, scientists have been studying the pollutants in our air, water, food, and soil. U.S. industries manufacture over 6 trillion pounds of 9,000 different chemicals a year. They dump billions of pounds of industrial chemicals into our air and water year after year. So now scientists have started to examine pollution levels in humans and their findings are deeply disturbing. Research clearly proves that our bodies are not capable of eliminating all the different toxins and chemicals we inhale and ingest every day. They simply accumulate in our cells (especially fat cells), tissues, blood, organs (such as the colon, liver and brain) and remain stored for an indefinite length of time causing all kinds of health problems.

Therefore the key to good health is to ensure that each of the estimated 20 trillion  human cells receives via the blood circulation system a continuous supply of nutrients, oxygen, antibodies, enzymes, and hormones to produce energy, fight off infection, sustain life and reproduce itself.  In addition the blood circulation system must excrete harmful chemicals, heavy metals and acidic toxic waste which progressively accumulate and overwhelm the body which then become weak, inflammed, cancerous or die.