Your liver is a vital organ in your body. Everything that comes into your body is filtered by the liver. (source) It is also your largest internal organ, weighing 3-4 pounds. Can you believe it’s the size of a football?Yes, you have heard about this detoxes and cleanses. I firmly believe in detoxing. However, let’s compare it to debt. If all someone was focused on was paying off debt that they had, it would not be enough. This person would need to focus also on not accumulating new debt.The same is with your liver. Detoxing is good, and reducing the number of toxins (poisons) you put into your body is even better. Since you cannot avoid toxins 100%, I recommend both of the above approaches.The same analogy can be made with your entryway in your home. You can clean it every day, and that would be excellent. Just as good or even better would be leaving as much dirt, mud, and sand outside as possible.Your liver aids in food digestion and toxin elimination. When the liver is damaged, your life could be in danger.According to the Mayo Clinic, here are some symptoms of a damaged liver: (source)
Skin and eyes that appear yellowish (jaundice)
Abdominal pain and swelling
Swelling in the legs and ankles
Itchy skin
Cirrhosis (serious damage) of the liver may not be reversible. Therefore, it’s very important to take care of your liver by limiting medication, avoiding alcohol, and eating a clean diet.According to Dr. Axe, here some ways you may be stressing out your liver:
rich, complicated meals (combining too many different food types at once)
Limiting the items in the list above can make your liver’s job much easier! Once your liver is damaged too much, you may be at risk for liver cancer. According to liversupport.com, the liver helps with digestion. If you are not taking care of your liver, your digestion will be off. Remember, your digestion affects almost every area of your health.In addition, your liver cleans your blood and removes toxins and impurities. If you fail to take care of your liver, you will have a toxin overload in your body which can cause many serious health issues.If you would like to take better care of your body, specifically your liver, I’d love to hear your story. Let’s connect for a phone or Zoom call before your health condition becomes serious, and I can ask you some questions and give you a personalized recommendation of high quality natural remedies. Email me here right now, and I’ll respond within 24 hours!
Your liver is a vital organ in your body. Everything that comes into your body is filtered by the liver. (source) It is also your largest internal organ, weighing 3-4 pounds. Can you believe it’s the size of a football?Yes, you have heard about this detoxes and cleanses. I firmly believe in detoxing. However, let’s compare it to debt. If all someone was focused on was paying off debt that they had, it would not be enough. This person would need to focus also on not accumulating new debt.The same is with your liver. Detoxing is good, and reducing the number of toxins (poisons) you put into your body is even better. Since you cannot avoid toxins 100%, I recommend both of the above approaches.The same analogy can be made with your entryway in your home. You can clean it every day, and that would be excellent. Just as good or even better would be leaving as much dirt, mud, and sand outside as possible.Your liver aids in food digestion and toxin elimination. When the liver is damaged, your life could be in danger.According to the Mayo Clinic, here are some symptoms of a damaged liver: (source)