The liver starts to deposit fat when too many toxins filter through it. This is known as fatty liver disease. The first sign you may get that you are developing this condition is elevated liver enzymes which shows up on blood work. If you don’t address it early on, it could develop into fibrosis, where the liver cells become scarred, or cirrhosis of the liver where the liver has a hard time functioning. Or worse could happen: you could develop liver cancer.
The good news is that the liver is very good at regenerating itself, especially if you stop the offending foods or beverages, and learn ways to clean out the liver, cool down the heat which happens when it holds onto too many chemical toxins and becomes inflamed, and how to actually regenerate liver cells.
There are two types of fatty liver disease, one which comes from drinking too much alcohol, and the other which doesn’t involve drinking alcohol at all, which is known as Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD). In the first case, we know that it is the alcohol which is responsible for creating the liver damage. But the underlying causes of NAFLD are somewhat murky. This video will outline the most common causes of NAFLD and discuss ways to improve your liver function, returning elevated liver enzymes back to normal and actually reversing fatty liver disease, whether from drinking alcohol or not.
You will learn why even vegetarians who are slim, cook their own homemade food fresh from scratch every day, and avoid processed foods may still develop fatty liver disease.
Learn how to take good care of your liver. It’s considered the most important organ in the body, since it has over 500 functions and keeps the blood clean for proper brain function. It’s easy to do and you will be amazed at how well you feel once your liver is back on track.
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