Liver Detox
The liver controls growth and function of every cell in the body. Any kind of malfunction, deficiency or abnormal growth pattern of each cell is largely due to poor liver performance. The liver has hundreds of different functions and is connected with every part of the body. Throughout the day it is involved in manufacturing, processing and supplying vast amounts of nutrients.
The liver acts as a cleansing station, disposing of used hormones as well as alcohol and drugs. In all cases, it is the task of the liver to modify these biologically active substances so that they lose their potentially harmful effects – a process known as detoxification.
Waste materials are excreted via the bile ducts. When the liver’s storage capacity for toxins is no longer able to cope, symptoms of illness begin to occur. Night sweats are experienced as the liver tries to keep up with detoxification.
Clearing the liver and gallbladder helps to restore homeostasis and ideal weight and also to re-set the ability of the body to heal itself; it is one of the best precautions one can take in protecting against future illness.
Recommendations
How to carry out a Liver Detox
Liver detoxification should be carried out under the guidance of a trained therapist if you have any long term chronic illness.
I highly recommend “The Amazing Liver and Gallbladder Cleanse”, written by Andreas Moritz.