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Definition of toxin in English: toxinnoun ˈtɒksɪnˈtɑksən A poison of plant or animal origin, especially one produced by or derived from microorganisms and acting as an antigen in the body. Example sentencesExamples - Detox diets are quite popular now, where you virtually fast for a week to get rid of all the toxins in your body.
- An infusion of the root, leaves and flowers encourages the elimination of toxins from the body.
- Sweet juicy fruits are excellent cleansers - they help flush toxins out of the body.
- The liver is often the first organ to indicate reactions to herbal remedies as this is the part of the body where toxins collect.
- I thought it might have just exploded and poisoned my poor body with it's toxins.
- Poison dart frogs produce toxins that can kill 150 adult humans and are used by tribal people to catch food.
- Any water that is left over leaves the body with the toxins, through sweat and urine.
- Doctors later realised Liam's appendix had burst, releasing dangerous toxins into his body.
- This may be a bacterial infection or following the ingestion of plant or chemical toxins.
- One way the body can eliminate toxins is via the skin through sweating.
- This is a powerful detoxifier which helps the body get rid of toxins and restores and protects the liver.
- It protects the body tissues from toxins from the atmosphere, food and other sources.
- In any of these diets increasing water intake is essential to help flush toxins out the body.
- Water is also essential to good health, feeling vital and to flush toxins from the body.
- The caterpillars harness the plant toxins and use them as a natural defence against predation.
- It is common to find traces of toxins in plants and foods that are healing and nutritious.
- Some types of bacteria release poisons called toxins while they are multiplying in food.
- If animals containing these toxins are eaten by humans, the result may be illness or even death.
- She informed me that she didn't mean for the whole four weeks, just for a few days to free my body of all the toxins.
- For carcinogens and most reproductive toxins, however, regulators assume no threshold.
Origin Late 19th century: from toxic + -in1. Definition of toxin in US English: toxinnounˈtäksənˈtɑksən An antigenic poison or venom of plant or animal origin, especially one produced by or derived from microorganisms and causing disease when present at low concentration in the body. Example sentencesExamples - One way the body can eliminate toxins is via the skin through sweating.
- Detox diets are quite popular now, where you virtually fast for a week to get rid of all the toxins in your body.
- For carcinogens and most reproductive toxins, however, regulators assume no threshold.
- If animals containing these toxins are eaten by humans, the result may be illness or even death.
- Some types of bacteria release poisons called toxins while they are multiplying in food.
- It is common to find traces of toxins in plants and foods that are healing and nutritious.
- The caterpillars harness the plant toxins and use them as a natural defence against predation.
- Any water that is left over leaves the body with the toxins, through sweat and urine.
- Poison dart frogs produce toxins that can kill 150 adult humans and are used by tribal people to catch food.
- Water is also essential to good health, feeling vital and to flush toxins from the body.
- This may be a bacterial infection or following the ingestion of plant or chemical toxins.
- I thought it might have just exploded and poisoned my poor body with it's toxins.
- The liver is often the first organ to indicate reactions to herbal remedies as this is the part of the body where toxins collect.
- Sweet juicy fruits are excellent cleansers - they help flush toxins out of the body.
- In any of these diets increasing water intake is essential to help flush toxins out the body.
- It protects the body tissues from toxins from the atmosphere, food and other sources.
- This is a powerful detoxifier which helps the body get rid of toxins and restores and protects the liver.
- She informed me that she didn't mean for the whole four weeks, just for a few days to free my body of all the toxins.
- An infusion of the root, leaves and flowers encourages the elimination of toxins from the body.
- Doctors later realised Liam's appendix had burst, releasing dangerous toxins into his body.
Origin Late 19th century: from toxic + -in. |