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foods to help detox the LIVER

NavyChief

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The liver is a vital organ and performs multiple critical functions to keep the body pure of toxins and harmful substances. Without a healthy liver, you cannot survive. Some of the livers functions are;
Production of bile.
Production of proteins for blood plasma.
Production of cholesterol and proteins to help carry fats through the body.
Store and release glucose.
Processing of hemoglobin for use of its iron content (the liver stores iron).
Conversion of harmful ammonia to urine.
Clearing the blood of drugs and toxins.
Regulating blood clotting.
Resisting infections by producing immune factors and removing bacteria from the bloodstream.
Clearance of bilirubin.

Fortunately, there are a lot of natural foods that detox the liver.

LEMONS: Commonly used in natural medicinal remedies, lemons are loaded with nutrients that are our bodies need, including fiber, vitamin C, vitamin B6, calcium, iron, magnesium, and potassium. They also contain bioflavonoids, which are antioxidants that help to cleanse the blood, detoxify the liver, and make the immune system strong. Drink the juice of half a lemon with some water daily to detox your liver.

GREEN TEA: Green tea is widely considered one the healthiest beverages you can drink, and nutrition experts agree. To make green tea, the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant are used. These leaves are rich in catechins, a kind of antioxidant that studies show prevents fat accumulation and facilitates detoxification. Drink 4-5 cups of green tea daily to detox your liver. Keep in mind that it does contain caffeine.

ARTICHOKES: Artichokes are another nutrient-dense food that cleanses the liver and purifies the blood. In fact, artichoke extracts have been prescribed by doctors for patients with liver problems since the 1800s. Plus, modern researchers have found that the phytonutrients cynarin and silymarin protect and regenerate liver cells and increase the production of bile. Artichoke can also help stabilize blood sugar.

TURMERIC: Turmeric, one of the main components of curry powder, has long been used as an effective healing remedy. The spice’s anti-inflammatory properties and health-boosting nutrients work together to improve liver function (among other things), and the curcumin in turmeric is a potent phytochemical that stimulates bile production. Bile is used by the liver to rid the body of toxins and restore liver cells.

AVOCADOS: Avocados are delicious. They are also nutrient-rich and help the body to produce glutathione (aka the mother of all antioxidants), which the body needs for liver detoxification and regeneration. If you’re worried about the high fat content, don’t, as avos contain monounsaturated fats. These are healthy fats that in moderation actually help reduce bad cholesterol and lower your risk of heart disease.

ONIONS: Onions are underrated. Not only do they add flavor and aroma to a wide range of dishes, but they also provide a long list of vital minerals and vitamins that protect against harmful free radicals. Additionally, they contain sulfur, a chemical compound that opens up the liver’s sulfation pathways and enables the body to release accumulated toxins. Red onions are best for detoxing the liver.

CABBAGE : Cabbage is a cruciferous vegetable that is high in sulfur and provides vitamins K, C, folate, and Omega-3 fatty acids. Due to its high glucosinolate and chlorophyll content, cabbage activates important detoxifying enzymes and strengthens the liver. Generally, green cabbage is best (especially raw and organic), but any type of cabbage is good for detoxing the liver and will promote health
 
FlyingDragon

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Jacking off wont detox my liver?
 
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Cut caffeine, soda etc. Anything bitter tasting is usually pretty good for your liver too. Also you should be aiming to include any foods that are sprouted, fermented and raw - all three of these are going to be extremely high in pre and probiotics.
 
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