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Article Title: Liver Detox Diet

Author: Kim Leong

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The liver is an amazing organ. Tasked with removing toxins from

the body, the liver acts as a natural filter. However, with

today’s poor, overly processed dietary habits and

overindulgence, it is easy for your liver to become overwhelmed

and “clogged”.

The liver filters the toxins from the bloodstream, chemically

changing them into harmless substances that can be excreted

easily. As one of the largest and most important organs in the

body, the liver’s efficiency is vital to overall health.

If the liver is unable to remove all of the harmful substances

from the bloodstream, the toxins build up in our tissues and

cause numerous health problems, including elevated cholesterol

(and all of the problems related to high cholesterol),

digestive problems including constipation, nausea and irritable

bowel syndrome, allergies, depression and disruption of sugar

levels within the bloodstream. Chronic fatigue and pain are

often signs of a liver that is not functioning efficiently.

There are many herbal supplement plans on the market to help

with liver detoxification. Many of them have great testimonials

and are not too uncomfortable to use. Try to avoid the harsh

colon cleansers and complete fasts, as these tend to “shock”

your system and release a large volume of harmful substances

into the bloodstream at one time.

You should always start with a simple less stressful plan for

liver detox. Make a lifestyle change that will allow your liver

to function more efficiently. First, have a liver detox diet

that eliminate toxins from your diet and flush your system with

filtered water. Eat organic foods and wash your fruits and

vegetables carefully. Substitute organic, lean meats and fruits

and vegetables in their natural form for processed foods. Switch

to “liver healthy” foods that will support liver function:

beats, artichokes, broccoli and cabbage, seaweed and radishes.

Add a good multi-vitamin and support liver function with milk

thistle, shown to regenerate liver cells.

Liver detoxification may be the answer if you are feeling achy

and tired. Support your body’s natural filter and eat a liver

healthy detox diet. You may be surprised at how much better

you’ll feel.

About The Author: Kim Leong publishes information on

detoxification and cleansing. Her site includes information on

colon cleansing, liver cleansing, kidney cleansing, detox diets

and juice fasting. Please visit http://www.Detox-Cleansing.com.

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