Clean(ish)

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Gin Stephens is the New York Times best-selling author of Fast. Feast. Repeat. A committed intermittent faster, she serves as a guide to those interested in the lifestyle. Stephens is also a mother and a teacher.

Our bodies are naturally equipped with extraordinary systems to combat toxins, working in harmony to protect and sustain us. Organs like the liver, kidneys, lungs, skin, lymphatic system, glymphatic system, and colon each play critical roles in detoxification, supported by nutrient-dense foods, movement, quality sleep, and mindful choices. However, modern lifestyles expose us to a myriad of harmful substances through food, air, water, and everyday products, complicating this balance. While ultra-processed foods and environmental toxins pose significant challenges, embracing whole, minimally processed foods and informed habits can empower us to support our health without striving for perfection. By adopting a "clean-ish" approach—focused on gradual, sustainable changes—we can navigate these complexities with self-compassion and balance, preparing to explore how eating methods, like intermittent fasting, can further enhance well-being.

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