The Healing Crisis a.k.a. The Herxheimer Reaction
When Your Body Heals, Before You Feel Better
What it is?
A healing crisis, also called the Herxheimer Reaction, is a temporary worsening of symptoms that occurs when your body starts detoxifying and eliminating stored toxins, bacteria, and wastes faster than it can handle.
Lama Fera Healing has no side effects, but during the deep cleansing process, some people may experience a temporary Healing Crisis.
It happens when your body releases stored toxins and begins self-repairing.
Sign: Your detox/cleanse is working
How Long It Lasts
Few Hours → Few Days (Varies by individual & toxin levels)
Common Symptoms
Fatigue / Tiredness
Headaches & Body Aches
Flu-like symptoms & Mild Fever
Anxiety / Mood Swings
Skin Rashes / Breakouts
Nausea / Digestive Upset
How to Ease the Process:
Hydrate Well – Drink 3–4 liters of water daily
Eat Light – Veggies, soups, lean protein
Rest & Relax – Allow the body to recover
Detox Support – Lemon water, steam baths, mild exercise
Go Slow – Reduce cleanse intensity if discomfort is high
Important Reminder
Lama Fera Healing has no harmful side effects.
A healing crisis is not a sickness, but a sign of cleansing & rebalancing.
Better Out Than In!
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Does Lama Fera healing have side effects?
Lama Fera healing has no harmful side effects. In some individuals, a short, temporary Healing Crisis may occur as the body releases stored toxins and rebalances.
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What is the Healing Crisis (Herxheimer Reaction)?
It is a temporary worsening of symptoms that can happen when detoxification speeds up, releasing toxins and pathogen by-products faster than the body can eliminate them.
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How long does a Healing Crisis last?
It varies by person and toxin load—often a few hours to a few days. If symptoms feel severe or unusual, consult a qualified healthcare professional.
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How can I ease Healing Crisis symptoms?
Hydrate well (3–4 liters/day), eat light and clean, rest, consider gentle supports like lemon water or steam baths, and reduce cleanse intensity if discomfort is high.