1 Herbs taken in tincture form such as Native Remedies Detox Drops absorb directly into the bloodstream and arrive at the liver without needing to be digested.

2 Drink plenty of water.

3 Eating little and often. It’s the large meals that put undue pressure on the liver.

4 Limit fat, sugar and alcohol.

5 Avoid constipation by drinking plenty of water and increasing fibre. This results in reduced toxicity which can affect liver function.

6 Eat fresh and organic foods such as: high sulphur-containing foods e.g. garlic, legumes, onions and eggs. Include water-soluble fibres such as pears, oat bran, apples, and legumes. Include the cabbage family e.g. broccoli, brussel sprouts and cabbage. Other good liver foods are: artichokes, beets, carrots, dandelion, turmeric and cinnamon. Plus protein foods such as fish, tofu or organic chicken.

Hello Friends.......

Tips to improve your liver function are

1.Listen to Your Body, don't eat if you're not hungry.

2.Drink plenty of filtered water

3.Avoid eating large amounts of sugar

4.Don't become obsessed with measuring calories

5.Avoid Foods That You May be Allergic To

6.Be Aware of Good Intestinal Hygiene

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Take daily dietary supplements to help repair the liver, including but not limited to: milk thistle (silymarin, vitamin C, omega-3 fatty acids, zinc, calcium and turmeric. Consult your physician for correct dosages to use.

Cut down on your sugar intake and completely cut out all artificial sweeteners. Instead enjoy fruit and, if you do sweeten, use honey, molasses, or agave nectar.

Avoid leftovers that are past their safety date. Keep close to the ideal weight for your body type. Excess weight puts a strain on your liver and can lead to a condition known as "fatty liver," or NASH. A fatty liver is a stressed liver.

The liver is very important for human body’s functioning. Liver has many functions such as – controlling the glucose levels in the blood, converting glucose into glycogen, breaking down fats, preparing amino acids, cleaning the blood, producing urea and storing essential vitamins and minerals. Current living standards and work pressure have compelled people to resort to quick and reckless diets which may hamper proper liver function.

1. Drink enough purified water for your body size and activity level, both while you are undertaking the internal cleansing and while you are strengthening your liver function. Water assists the liver in its detoxification role. Don't overdo it and drink too much water, though. Be sure to balance your water intake with a reasonable amount of salt. The USDA recommends 1500 milligrams per day (1.5 grams). The liver needs a certain amount of salt to function.
2. Take daily dietary supplements to help repair the liver, including but not limited to: milk thistle (silymarin, vitamin C, omega-3 fatty acids, zinc, calcium and turmeric. Consult your physician for correct dosages to use.
3. Cut down on your sugar intake and completely cut out all artificial sweeteners. Instead enjoy fruit and, if you do sweeten, use honey, molasses, or agave nectar.
4. Avoid leftovers that are past their safety date.
5. Keep close to the ideal weight for your body type. Excess weight puts a strain on your liver and can lead to a condition known as "fatty liver," or NASH. A fatty liver is a stressed liver.
6. stay away from processed foods (chicken nuggets, frozen dinners). Remove all preserved meats from your diet (luncheon meat, hot dogs). Watch out for foods that are high in saturated fat or that have any trans fats. Limit caffeine intake, if you can.

The liver is the fat-burner and detoxifier of our bodies. It's the work horse upon which we depend for much of our health and yet so often take for granted. If you have ever been sickened by an illness that has damaged your liver, as I have, you will know it and will suffer for a long time until you can get your liver healthy again. The good news is that the liver can regenerate itself---unlike other organs---and you can work to strengthen and cleanse your liver, thus improving your overall health.

1. Undertake an internal cleansing program twice a year. You can find kits for colon cleansing online or at your local health food store. These kits usually contain some combination of fibers, detoxifying herbs and blood purifiers.
Famous brands include Colonix by Dr Natura, Perfect Cleanse by Garden of Life, and CleanseSmart by Renew Life. Do your research before you buy and before you undertake a cleansing. Follow the directions precisely and note that you may experience some uncomfortable side effects (bloating, flatulence, nausea), which usually subside with time. A clean colon helps your liver do a better job.

2 Drink enough purified water for your body size and activity level, both while you are undertaking the internal cleansing and while you are strengthening your liver function. Water assists the liver in its detoxification role. Don't overdo it and drink too much water, though. Be sure to balance your water intake with a reasonable amount of salt. The USDA recommends 1500 milligrams per day (1.5 grams). The liver needs a certain amount of salt to function.

3 Take daily dietary supplements to help repair the liver, including but not limited to: milk thistle (silymarin, vitamin C, omega-3 fatty acids, zinc, calcium and turmeric. Consult your physician for correct dosages to use.

4 Cut down on your sugar intake and completely cut out all artificial sweeteners. Instead enjoy fruit and, if you do sweeten, use honey, molasses, or agave nectar.