Liver
cleansing can take time. Fortunately, improved nutrition and some herbs can help
get your liver back to full working order.
If you think about how long it took your liver to get to the condition it's currently
in, it's easier to understand why it might take a bit of time to get it back into
shape.
There
are two primary ways to cleanse your liver, and these work best when done in tandem
with each other.
The
first step is to change how you eat, and the
second is to take herbs and/or supplements
which are known for liver cleansing, toning, and strengthening.
You
can jumpstart the process by going on a temporary liquid
diet (a juice fast) using strictly fruit or vegetable juices.
The
best liver cleansing diet, however, requires that you drastically reduce the amount
of sugars and simple starches you eat each day. These foods clog the liver and
wear it down.
Including
plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables and fiber in your diet helps tremendously as
well.
You'll
also need to be sure you drink plenty of fluids.
Fluids
are used by both your kidneys and your liver to help filter toxins out of your
body, and the more extra fluids you can get into your system, the faster your
body is able to clear out toxins, bacteria, parasites and wastes.
After
the liver filters toxins and creates wastes, it sends those in the form of bile
to your colon.
The
solid waste in your colon will dry out the longer it stays there, and this can
create a back log of waste.
When
you have a back log of solid wastes, the liver is then slowed down in its job,
because it's unable to send new filtered waste through to be disposed of.
The
second step to cleansing your liver involves taking specific herbs which are known
to improve the health of your liver.
Dandelion,
for instance, is an excellent liver cleansing herb. It helps the liver to produce
more bile, and this in turn helps to tone your liver and clear out more problem
materials faster.
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