Putting out the toxins .. The urinary and bile way. Discharge of invasive and aerosol toxins such as carbon monoxide and alcohol from the lungs. Mercury through the large intestines and saliva

Subtraction (excretion) of toxins (excretion):
The toxins are removed from several ways, the most important of which are the urinary and bile pathways, and the invasive and volatile toxins, such as carbon monoxide and alcohol, are released from the lungs. Mercury is also discharged through the large intestines and saliva, and sweat and milk contribute to the release of toxins.