Why pulling mucus out of the body matters

Why pulling mucus out of the body matters

Posted by Jaime Cross on

Yesterday, we began talking about how the foods we eat and the products we use can either burden or free the body. Today, let’s go deeper.

Most chronic symptoms can be traced back to mucus accumulation.

When the body is overloaded with dairy, processed starches, and heavy animal proteins, it produces excess mucus. This sticky substance clogs not just the respiratory tract, but also your gut, joints, and even your skin.

Here’s something few people realize:

Flaky skin and dandruff are often dried mucus being pushed out through the skin. (More on that next week.)

Your body is always trying to eliminate what it cannot process. When internal pathways (like digestion and elimination) are congested, the skin becomes the backup organ.

This is why the mucusless diet, built on fruits, non-starchy vegetables, greens, and herbs, is so powerful. By removing mucus-forming foods and focusing on life-giving ones, you help the body dissolve old congestion and open pathways for true healing.

Quick Guide:

  • Mucus-forming foods to avoid: dairy, refined sugar, processed starches, bread, pasta, fried foods
  • Mucusless foods to embrace: leafy greens, cucumbers, zucchini, bell peppers, carrots, apples, citrus, berries, herbs

Pair this with pure, waterless skincare remedies that repair the skin barrier instead of clogging it, and you’ve created an environment where body, soul, and skin can thrive.

Think of it as Functional Beauty in action: cleansing the inside and outside at once.

→ Begin your 3-day reset with us and experience what happens when you pull mucus from the body and repair the skin barrier. <Click Here>

 

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