a w całości routes of toxin entrance and detoxification

pathways for elimination of toxins / pathways for eliminating toxins / pathways of toxin elimination

"The rate (speed) at which a toxic substance is removed from the body determines whether it will
have a toxic effect. The longer a chemical is in the body, the greater the likelihood of damage.
The main way a chemical is excreted from the human body is through the urine, but the kidneys,
the lungs and the liver are also important in removing certain chemicals from the body. The
kidney eliminates the greatest number of toxins than any other tissue/organ. The lungs eliminate
substances that are in the gaseous phase, like carbon dioxide. The liver removes substances like lead or DDT (pesticide) by excreting them into bile, which is made by the liver and travels to the small intestine. From there the substance can be absorbed in the feces and then eliminated through excretion. Neither the sweat glands nor the GI tract are important routes for excreting of toxic substances (2). Skin, hair and breast milk are <<pathways, although minor, for excretion>>".

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Note added at   3 godz. (2013-11-09 19:17:10 GMT)
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