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Lesson 1: Rethinking Detox
Lesson 1: Rethinking Detox
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The 365 Detox

Lesson 1: Rethinking Detox

When you hear the word “detox,” you might think of juice cleanses, deprivation, or quick fixes. But real detoxification isn’t about punishing your body—it’s about supporting it. Your liver, kidneys, gut, skin, and lymphatic system are constantly working to clear out what you don’t need. This lesson is all about shifting the detox conversation from extreme to sustainable. You’ll learn how to work with your body, not against it—no starvation required. Let’s clear up the myths and lay the foundation for a smarter, more nourishing approach to detox.

Lesson 2: Lowering your Toxic Load

The 365 Detox

Lesson 2: Lowering your Toxic Load

In today’s world, we’re exposed to more chemicals than ever before—from what we eat, to what we put on our skin, to what’s floating in our air. While your body is incredibly resilient, it can get overwhelmed when that exposure builds up over time. This lesson is all about awareness and small, doable shifts. We’ll explore where these everyday toxins come from, how they affect your body, and—most importantly—what you can do to reduce your load in a realistic, empowering way. Let’s lighten the burden so your body can do what it does best.

Lesson 3: Fuelling your Detox Pathways

The 365 Detox

Lesson 3: Fuelling your Detox Pathways

Your body has built-in detox systems—mainly your liver, kidneys, gut, skin, and lungs. But like any hardworking system, they need the right fuel to function at their best. In this lesson, we’ll shift the focus from what to avoid, to what to include—foods, nutrients, and dietary habits that actively support and enhance your natural detox processes. Think of this as giving your body the tools it needs to clear out the clutter and keep you feeling energised, clear, and resilient. Let’s dive in.

5 lessons

  1. Lesson 1: Rethinking Detox
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    Lesson 1: Rethinking Detox

    10:16
    Play
  2. Lesson 2: Lowering your Toxic Load
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    Lesson 2: Lowering your Toxic Load

    20:36
    Play
  3. Lesson 3: Fuelling your Detox Pathways
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    Lesson 3: Fuelling your Detox Pathways

    11:17
    Play

Available in the Shido app

  1. Lesson 4: Lifestyle Detox
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    Lesson 4: Lifestyle Detox

    16:02
    Available in the Shido app
  2. Lesson 5: Your Everyday Detox Plan
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    Lesson 5: Your Everyday Detox Plan

    15:35
    Available in the Shido app

Course presented by

Simon Hodges
Simon Hodges

Simon Hodges is a a Brighton-born nutritional therapist with a passion for helping people feel lighter, clearer, and more energised by supporting their body’s natural detox pathways. He believes detox shouldn’t mean deprivation—it’s about making everyday choices that gently lower your toxic load and fuel your body to thrive. Through simple, practical strategies, he helps his clients to build a lifestyle that works with your busy life, not against it.

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