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Remove intoxications(weed+al) from blood
I have been selected for Govt. Bank Job and after a month or more . There is a standard medical test which includes blood test , urine test, BP test and some other tests. But i have been smoking weed, cigarette and taking alcohol from last few days.
Do I have to worry about the test?
Does the effects or intoxications or chemicals will wear off from blood automatically in a month?
Is there a diet or exercises or sports that i should follow that will help me to get pass in the test?
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Please stop taking all these products as they are harmful for your health. Follow a healthy diet with exercise and proper sleep
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Dr. Rajesh Jain
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28 yrs exp
Jalgaon
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Do following...
Wake up early go for morning walk in greenery daily with relaxed mind
Do yogasanas and pranayam daily
Do meditation regularly
Take salads and fruits more
Take vegetables juices and soups more
Take
Arjun chhal powder in milk after good boiling
Twice a day for for 3 weeks
These points will remove all toxins
Try to avoid weeds, alcohol etc in future
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