Clean(ish) Summary of Key Points
Clean(ish) guides readers towards a lifestyle that is not about perfection but about making better choices, reducing toxins, and understanding the impact of our habits on our health.
Clean(ish) guides readers towards a lifestyle that is not about perfection but about making better choices, reducing toxins, and understanding the impact of our habits on our health.
Clean is a guide to the detox program developed by Dr. Alejandro Junger, aimed at restoring the body’s health by reducing internal pollution.
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