Having had toxic or poisonous substances removed; having been through the process of detoxification.
Past participle of detoxicate, used as an adjective. The -ed ending marks both past tense and the adjectival form describing a completed state.
You'll see 'detoxicated' more in scientific papers than in everyday speech because scientists prefer the formal terminology, but it describes exactly the same thing as 'detoxified'—the body freed from poison.
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