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Liver Cleansing Foods
Liver cleansing foods can make a huge change in your life. The health of your liver is reflected in your blood and the health of your blood is reflected in the health of your liver. By promoting liver health, you will be promoting your overall health.
Why Should I do a Liver Detox?
Our livers are absolutely amazing! They work very hard from the day we are born. Your liver is responsible for breaking down almost everything you consume, and even some of the bio-chemicals your body produces. Then realize that for the past 6 decades, we have all been eating many foods that are not completely natural. Foods that have artificial ingredients, dyes, blue 1 and blue 2 for example, that are not as easily broken down as foods that are 100% natural. (There are a huge number of artificial ingredients that food manufacturers add to foods.) All of these man-made additives cause more work for the liver. Also, 7 decades ago, medications became more widely used. Medications are another added burden for the liver to break down. And, 1 more thing, we even breathe in chemicals that also require the liver to break them down, think pesticides and petrochemicals, ie gasoline.
Stress to Your Liver
Even by the time a human body is 30 years old living in the United States, or any other industrial society, that persons liver has worked intensely hard for all those 30 years and would greatly benefit from eating a diet rich in liver cleansing foods. From my 23 years experience helping patients, I can add that taking herbs that also promote liver health can make a dramatic difference to the health of your liver and your whole body.
Ancient Liver Cleansing
Asian culture has been all over this liver health thing for centuries! This culture saw centuries ago exactly how crucial a healthy liver was to having a healthy body. Green tea is one of thee oldest liver detox foods! Yes, green tea! Very simple, and very effective!
Current Liver Cleansing
Other superb liver cleansing foods are all the green vegetables. See a theme here? Green. The deeper the green, the better for your liver; kale, the super food of 2013 and still is even in 2015; collard greens, spinach, arugula, beet tops, broccoli, Tatsoi also called Japanese spinach or spinach mustard, Swiss chard, endive, dandelion, and on and on with really all the deep green vegetables as being very helpful for your liver.
Other foods that are very helpful to detox your liver are turnips, beets, grapefruit, apples and citrus fruits.
Green foods are thee best for the health of your liver. To learn more about liver cleansing foods contact me for a free 15 minute consultation that focuses on your specific needs.
Make Your Liver Healthy
You can detox your liver with the right foods and with the right herbs. You can make choices to make your liver healthy and stay healthy for life! See more information on how you can detox your liver .
Disclaimer
This book is not a medical manual. It is intended as a reference for a healthy lifestyle. The information is given to help you make informed choices about your health. This Cleanse is not meant as a substitute for any treatment that may have been prescribed by your doctor. If you suspect that you have a medical problem, you are urged to seek competent medical help. If you are pregnant or nursing, it is recommended that you do NOT do this Cleanse. This is not the appropriate time to make radical changes to your body. These herbal formulas are NOT to be used by a pregnant woman. All recommendations are believed to be effective, but since the actual use of herbs by others is beyond the control of the author, no expressed or implied guarantee as to the effects of their use can be given nor liability taken. The publisher and author expressly disclaim all liability connected with goods/services/ products obtained with this Cleanse. Any use of the information in this book is at the reader's discretion.
Notice: If you have a corn allergy, do not take these herbs. (They are processed with corn starch.)
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