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I am about to start this detox from Littleton Mill. I think this is a brilliant idea, and the price makes it pretty affordable. I'm hoping to cleanse and purify my body before the Christmas madness takes it toll.
I have run retreats at the Mill,- the team make the most wonderful food and are renowned for their detox weekends ( Kate Moss is a fan). I will post here about my experience ...watch this space......



Littleton Mill's experienced team of nutritional advisors, fitness instructors and wellbeing experts have helped hundreds of people transform their health through our juice cleansing program. Now for the first time you can benefit from a formula that has been developed and refined by our experts, all in one package: The Detox Box.

We want everyone to be able to experience our signature juice cleansing program, so we have made the Detox Box affordable and easy to use. Enjoy the benefits of a professional retreat program from the comfort of your own home.  A great way to lose weight, increase your energy and feel fantastic.

How it works:
  • It’s simple. We provide you with the products. You make up fresh juices, and follow our easy to use detox program.
  • We provide you with the best ingredients on the market to support your body during the cleansing process.
  • For three to seven days, you avoid solid food and drink the juice three times a day. It contains all the nutrients you need. 
  • Our program allows your body to refocus its energy away from digestion and towards purifying your system. It removes toxins, waste matter, parasites and dead and damaged cells.
  • Your body is given a rest from environmental and ingested poisons. Your immune system is boosted.
  • The cleansing process is so deep that it reaches every cell.
The Detox Box costs £85 and is available to buy on our website -www.detoxboxuk.com
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