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Thank you so much for joining me last week on “Do I Need a Cleanse?” Did you find out from taking the tests that you need a cleanse? If so, it’s time for the next step!

In this video, you will learn…

* The best times to cleanse
* Different types of cleanses
* Different levels of cleansing
* Specific organs you can target during a cleanse
* One of the biggest mistakes I find with other cleanses
* How to prepare for a cleanse
* How to participate in my upcoming cleanse

Register For the Cleanse

I’m getting ready to do my cleanse and I am inviting you along to join me, but maybe you don’t even know if you need a cleanse. In this video, you will learn some fun self-assessments that will help you check in with your body and see if a cleanse would benefit you! Feel free to reach out to get the PDF’s that I mention in this video and go through the process as you watch.

Ready to Cleanse? Register Here 

Q: Dear Lori,

Thanks for your videos. I use them for my morning “boost” of positivity before I drive my daughter to school. They work great.

I was watching your videos on embracing your beauty. My question is this: How do you deal with the change in others reactions to you as you look healthier/prettier? I am about 80% raw and live very clean. I am 44, and look better than I “should” according to society’s expectations.

Most people are just fine and easy to get along with, as usual.

But I have been coming across a new thing: people who give me attitude or won’t make eye contact, or give other kinds of strange vibes. Funny enough, I think the age plays into it as well. I mean, a 23 year old is supposed to look amazing, but is a 44 year old mom supposed to snuff out their light and go into hiding?

I don’t think so! But I definitely don’t want to alienate people.

I would love to have your feedback about how to keep a positive attitude when met with this kind of hostility/suspicion – and maybe turn these into friendly exchanges instead of uncomfortable ones. You can totally mention my story, but please do not use my name if you do.

Thanks and hope you and your family are doing great!