ALCOHOL VAPORIZERS - If you drink too much alcohol, your system will start rejecting the alcohol, which will exit your body in the form of vomit. No one likes to throw up, but it can be a very good thing if it saves you from alcohol poisoning. Because the alcohol hits your blood quickly, it can also give you alcohol poisoning quickly -- especially when the digestive system is taken out of the equation. Unlike when you drink, it can be hard to tell exactly how much alcohol you're inhaling - calories are digested in the bloodstream, and inhaled alcohol gets into your bloodstream fast - Alcohol vaporizers are now taking their turn in the spotlight as the latest questionable device du jour. Alcohol vaporizers take hard liquor and - typically through pressurization, heat or contact with dry ice - turn it into mist that you can inhale. Vaporizer manufacturers tout their products' ability to get you buzzed fast: Inhaled alcohol goes into your bloodstream full-strength, directly from your lungs, allowing you to feel its effects more powerfully and quickly. No waiting around for that pesky digestive system to do its job - you get an almost instant high, with little to none of the side effects that can plague people who actually drink alcohol the old-fashioned way. It's also calorie- and hangover-free, or so goes the sales pitch. Alcohol bypasses your digestive system. This is publicized as a plus by vaporizer companies, but the digestive system is a natural defense against toxicity.

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Alcohol Vaporizers

What's an alcohol vaporizer?

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If you drink too much alcohol, your system will start rejecting the alcohol, which will exit your body in the form of vomit. No one likes to throw up, but it can be a very good thing if it saves you from alcohol poisoning. Because the alcohol hits your blood quickly, it can also give you alcohol poisoning quickly -- especially when the digestive system is taken out of the equation. Unlike when you drink, it can be hard to tell exactly how much alcohol you're inhaling - calories are digested in the bloodstream, and inhaled alcohol gets into your bloodstream fast

BY ALISON COOPER

Inhaling vapor from an alcoholic drink is entirely different from sipping
 a cocktail, and devices called vaporizers can help you to do it.

It's no secret that people (some of them, anyway) will go to great lengths to get a buzz.

Humans have turned to all sorts of substances and contraptions in the name of getting high, and there seems to be a never-ending stream of newfangled methods available.

Alcohol vaporizers are now taking their turn in the spotlight as the latest questionable device du jour.

Alcohol vaporizers take hard liquor and -- typically through pressurization, heat or contact with dry ice -- turn it into mist that you can inhale.

Vaporizer manufacturers tout their products' ability to get you buzzed fast: Inhaled alcohol goes into your bloodstream full-strength, directly from your lungs, allowing you to feel its effects more powerfully and quickly.

No waiting around for that pesky digestive system to do its job -- you get an almost instant high, with little to none of the side effects that can plague people who actually drink alcohol the old-fashioned way.

It's also calorie- and hangover-free, or so goes the sales pitch.

One major red flag is the fact that inhaled alcohol bypasses your digestive system. This is publicized as a plus by vaporizer companies, but the digestive system is a natural defense against toxicity.

If you drink too much alcohol, your system will start rejecting the alcohol, which will exit your body in the form of vomit.

No one likes to throw up, but it can be a very good thing if it saves you from alcohol poisoning.

When you inhale too much alcohol, there's nothing your lungs, brain and blood can do about it.

Because the alcohol hits your blood quickly, it can also give you alcohol poisoning quickly -- especially when the digestive system is taken out of the equation.

Unlike when you drink, it can be hard to tell exactly how much alcohol you're inhaling.

And it can be extra hard to keep track when you're getting drunk much faster than you're used to.

The no-calories claim is also a dubious one.

Because the digestive system isn't involved when you inhale alcohol, it's tempting to believe that all those empty calories aren't being digested -- they're vanishing into thin air, so to speak.

But calories are digested in the bloodstream, and we know that inhaled alcohol gets into your bloodstream fast.

The mist might contain fewer alcohol molecules than liquid does, but it still gets metabolized and releases calories at the same rate per gram.

There haven't been any human studies on the effects of alcohol vaporizers, so there's no hard evidence about the veracity of the no-hangover claim.

And we haven't even mentioned the havoc that inhaled alcohol doubtless wreaks on your lungs and respiratory system.

Just in case you haven't come up with enough reasons to decline an alcohol vaporizer if you ever encounter one.

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TOXINS IN THE DIGESTIVE TRACT - Toxins are actually a normal part of your bodies intake of food and oxygen. Your body is actually able to detoxify itself in a natural manner with the use of its lungs, liver and kidneys.

TOXINS IN THE DIGESTIVE TRACT

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How Does Water Help Remove Harmful Toxins From Your Digestive Tract?

Toxins? Just what are these creepy things that seem to invade our body?

Toxins are actually a normal part of your bodies intake of food and oxygen.

The bowel disposes of toxins from the digestive system and the liver helps clear the way for other organs to function properly and help rid of those unwanted toxins.

Your body is actually able to detoxify itself in a natural manner with the use of its lungs, liver and kidneys.

Problem solved? 

Not quite ... When our bodies are bombarded with unfamiliar toxins, are producing too many toxins, or are not eliminating toxins effectively, the toxins build up and can cause health problems.

Then it is time for a detoxification program—supporting the body’s natural elimination process and preventing the day-to-day buildup of toxicity.

Coffee, tea, sports drinks, soda and other sugary drinks cause more problems than high blood sugar. It takes your body more water to flush out these fluids from your body, leaving you dehydrated.

Many of these drinks contain unnatural ingredients which add to the toxins that our bodies must help us flush out.

The key to detoxification is knowledge: understanding the link between feeling subpar and toxicity, understanding where toxins come from, and understanding what you can do to help yourself.

Drinking water is instrumental in detoxification.

Just how does water help remove toxins?

It flushes toxins and waste from the body and transports nutrients to where they are needed.

Without water the contents of your colon can dry out and get stuck, eventually causing constipation.

Water is a natural lubricant that softens stool and promotes evacuation of the bowels. Our kidney system is unique in its filtering capabilities and totally dependent upon water in order for it to work.

The kidneys remove waste products from the blood, eliminate toxic substances in the urine, and receive water-soluble toxins from the liver for processing.

They filter voluminous amounts of blood each day and in doing so maintain the body’s water balance and excrete toxins and excess fluid through the bladder.

Daily fluid intake is essential for our bodies to function efficiently.

Try to drink eight to ten glasses of pure water a day. It's not hard ... three to four glasses in each part of the day and you’re finished!

You can even try room temperature water to start and then switch to ice water in the afternoon.

You can even add a few slices of lemon or squeeze some lemon in your water to add some tasty natural flavor. This has more benefit than taste because lemons contain a high acid content which helps the digestive system moving.

If you have kids you can toss in those reusable frozen shaped ice cubes that kids love.

Or, you can give them a goofy straw that they can only use when drinking water. These are fun and easy ways to get your kids to drinking water, because they have toxins too!

Think all you have to do is just drink the water?

There are also other ways water can help you remove toxins. 

Water is also useful externally: baths and saunas can help detoxification. Hot water increases blood flow and capillary action near the surface of the skin, causing faster release of toxins.

The heat also increases sweating and opens up pores. Be sure to bathe in pure water and be mindful that hot water and the detoxification effect can cause dizziness.

Also, there are a number of substances you can add to your bath to help the detoxification process. Exercising is also an excellent way to get your bowel moving to excrete toxins.

Exercise helps to decrease the time it takes for food to move through the large intestine, this will avoid hard stools which are harder to pass.

Aerobic exercise accelerates your breathing and heart rate. This helps stimulate the natural contraction of intestinal muscles which will help move stools out quickly.

Why not make simple flavorings of your daily drinking water a habit, as well as adding certain bath salts to help make your detoxifying process with water more enjoyable!

If you’re thirsty, drink water instead of those sugary drinks we are so familiar with.

Drinking water is the number one way to maintain health and to excrete toxins from our body.

Lastly, simply exercising 10 to 15 minutes several times a day can help your body and digestive system function optimally.

Let us begin paving the way to a healthy and happy lifestyle!

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