If you are planning to take control of your health, please consider joining this cutting edge people-led, big-pharma free, research project! This project was approved by the WCH Research Ethics & Integrity Committee.
We are currently subject to an unprecedented number and degree of toxins in our environment, foods and pharmaceutical products. As a result, we are witnessing an increase in diseases such as infections, allergies, auto-immune disease, and cancer.
Demonstrating the value of our decentralised model of health advocacy, in 2024 the World Council for Health asked WCH Country Council teams to provide guidance on detoxification. The WCH Core team collated their input into this handy Detox & Wellbeing Companion Guide! Thus, in this booklet guide you will find a variety of options on how to optimise your health through detoxification.
The options drawn from expertise gathered from different country councils show that there is a wide range of ways to detox and get healthier. There is no one size fits all approach. Depending where you are in the world and what you are wanting to detox from may help you decide what approach will suit you best. WCH is pleased to highlight through this initiative that we have a choice in how we get and stay healthy.
This is a prospective observational study, meaning that once an individual enrols in the study, they contribute data from that point onwards for a fixed period of time.
To determine the impact of WCH Detox & Wellbeing protocols on self-reported measures of wellbeing.
A detox is a process aimed at removing toxins and harmful substances from the body, supporting natural detox systems like the liver, kidneys, and digestive system. It can involve dietary changes, fasting, juice cleanses, or herbal supplements. Common types of detox include eliminating processed foods, sugar, and caffeine, or using intermittent fasting or herbal detox methods.
Benefits of detoxing include improved digestion, increased energy levels, clearer skin, enhanced mental clarity, and a reset for adopting healthier habits. Ultimately, a detox should help the body restore balance and promote overall health.
Dr Sarah Myhill explains the importance of Detoxing
Detox Discussion
You are eligible to take part if you:
Are 18 years or older
Choose a Detox & Wellbeing programme from the WCH Detox & Wellbeing Companion Guide – Here
Are willing and able to source the medicines/supplements/practitioners relevant to the guidance selected
Are willing to record your experiences using the study data sheets and instruments for a minimum of eight weeks
Agree to take responsibility for consulting a health practitioner for health advice and support as required before, during and after participation
Recognise that you are in control of your participation and can choose to stop participation at any time
Take full responsibility for study participation
You will need a copy of the Detox & Wellbeing Companion Guide
Check that you are eligible to take part
Choose the protocol you wish to follow
Subscribe to www.controlgroup.coop and ‘Join Study’
Complete the study questionnaires weekly for at least 8 weeks
We use two easy-to-answer questionnaires the WHO uses to assess the effect of the detox protocols on health.
1. The WHO Wellbeing Index records how you have been feeling in the past week.
WHO Wellbeing Index
2. The Patient Global Impression of Improvement (PGI-I) records how you have been feeling since beginning the detox programme.
Patient Global Impression of Improvement (PGI-I)
WCH will analyse anonymised data and provide an interim report approximately every six months from the study start date. In addition, a study dashboard on the www.controlgroup.coop website will keep you updated. Participation in this study is at your own risk. Neither WCH nor the Control Group can be held liable for any consequences deemed to be a result of your participation.
Have you or anyone you know had blood clotting issues since January 2020?
Scan the QR code or click the link for this important anonymous people’s survey:
This is an independent survey created by data analyst, Thomas Haviland, promoted by nurse doctor John Campbell, watch the video below for more information.
FLCCC have launched a Vaccine Injury Survey (VITAE).
This is a very simple survey, the brief questionnaire can be completed in around five minutes.
To list your study, please email the Research Ethics & Integrity Committee at [email protected]
The Control Group is an independent, observational health outcomes study working outside of the corporate medical establishment to gain vital insights into the emerging disease patterns in the post-pandemic era. Join the worldwide, independent health outcome study and shape the future of well-being.
By contributing anonymised data about your health and lifestyle choices, you will be helping to establish the safety and efficacy of pharmaceuticals. Participants in the survey are part of a worldwide community who volunteer their health data on an ongoing basis. This data is anonymised and made available to researchers who share our community’s ethos: people before profit.
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