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critical organs

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critical organs
[krit′ikəl]
Etymology: Gk, krisis, turning point, organon, instrument
tissues that are the most sensitive to irradiation, such as the gonads, lymphoid organs, and intestine. The skin, cornea, oral cavity, esophagus, vagina, cervix, and optic lens are the second-most sensitive organs to irradiation.


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The master cleanse detox diet aims at cleansing and detoxifying the body by improving the functions of the critical organs such as the kidney, liver and lymph which are the main tissues involved in removing toxins from the body.
When the heart and main blood vessels get clogged, the blood flow to other critical organs is reduced, which can cause problems for the liver, kidneys and lungs, resulting in organ failure.
In other instances, when critical organs such as the lungs, brain or kidneys are involved, aggressive and timely treatment is necessary.
 
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