retoxify

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ toxify.

Verb

retoxify (third-person singular simple present retoxifies, present participle retoxifying, simple past and past participle retoxified)

To add foreign and harmful substances to something again.
- 2012, Bruce Burger, Esoteric Anatomy: The Body as Consciousness, page 351:
  To retoxify, add stimulants (caffeine and sugar), fried foods (chips) and rancid cooking oils, refined and chemically-treated foods, and eat unconsciously.