Yet you STILL wake up exhausted, bloated, and wondering what's wrong with your body.

And the reality is this: 

You're exhausted from fighting to be heard.

You walk into the doctor's office with a list. 

Real symptoms. Real pain. Real fear that something is wrong.

And you're met with dismissal.

"Your labs look normal."

"Just lose some weight."

"It's probably stress."

Meanwhile, your body is screaming.

The fatigue isn't in your head.

The painful periods aren't "just part of being a woman."

The brain fog isn't because you're getting older.

But the system wasn't built to see you. To believe you. To dig deeper than surface-level blood work.

This is medical apartheid in action.

You show up with the same symptoms as other women and walk out empty-handed, all while they leave with answers, treatment plans, and validation.

You're told to "manage your stress" and sent home with nothing.

This isn't care. This is systemic dismissal.

And you're done accepting it.

So you took matters into your own hands and started trying everything ...

Popular cleanses.

Dr. XYZ herbs. 

That expensive naturopath who promised to "finally figure it out." 

The gut health supplements everyone swears by. 

The elimination diet that left you hungry and still symptomatic.

You've spent thousands of dollars chasing solutions.

And nothing stuck.

Sure, you felt better for a few weeks.

Maybe lost some weight. 

Had more energy for a minute.

Then everything came rushing back.

The fatigue. The bloating. The painful cycles. The stubborn weight that won't budge no matter what you do.

Because here's what nobody told you:

Most detox programs start in the wrong place. 

They push liver cleanses and gut protocols without opening your drainage pathways first.

Think of it this way: 

Your body has a sewer system (your lymph and kidneys) and a kitchen (your blood).

When those drains are clogged, pushing more toxins out of your liver is like dumping trash in your kitchen because the garbage disposal is broken.

So toxins just recirculate through your bloodstream instead of leaving your body.

You end up feeling worse, not better.

And now you're stuck wondering: "Is there something fundamentally broken in me?

Or am I just doing this wrong?"

Now, listen, you're not broken.

You've just been doing it in the wrong order.