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Every liver requires regular cleanses in order to process the detoxification process regularly. Its main function is to detoxify the body and produce enzymes and chemicals that help maintain proper overall health. When the regular function of the liver undergo changes alike increased cholesterol levels, disrupted SGOT, increased triglycerides, and disrupted SGPT levels, this state is known as fatty liver. Please find below our 5 best liver cleansing drinks that will surely improve your liver function in no time: Celery   &   Parsley Juice The “antioxidants” drink contains carotenoids, Flavonoids, Vitamins and Minerals necessary for healthy cellular function. When the goodness of Parsley is combined with the of potency Celery, it converts to amazing detox drink. Ingredients 6 Stems of Celery 5 Cups of water Chopped mint leaves Half cup Parsley (chopped ) 4 tbsp lemon juice Instructions Put all the ingredients in the blender and blend it comple...

Credit: cuisineandhealth.net When your liver does not work properly, the fat will not be digested or removed. Moreover, your metabolism will get slower and toxins will stay in your body. So, you need to take care of your liver by eating healthy foods and having good habits. Also, you need to exercise and give up your bad habits such as smoking. Today, we would like to present you with a list of 8 foods that can regenerate your liver and help you lose some weight. Let’s check them out! #1. Garlic You need to eat a clove of garlic before breakfast. This is the most classic remedy in natural medicine. Garlic contains allicin and selenium, these two components are ideal helpers to cleanse and regenerate your liver. If you don’t like the smell of garlic from your mouth, you can chew a bit of fresh mint. #2. Grapefruit Grapefruit contains Vitamin C and antioxidants that help the natural cleansing functions of the liver. You need to eat this fruit or you can also include some ...

If you don’t drink too much alcohol and you think that you could never get fatty liver disease, well think again. There are two types-  nonalcoholic  and  alcoholic fatty liver diseases . NAFLD or non-alcoholic fatty liver disease doesn’t have anything to do with alcohol. It occurs when the liver has a hard time breaking down fats which eventually leads to fat accumulation in the liver. The disease can be caused by high cholesterol levels, poor diet, diabetes, viral hepatitis or rapid weight reduction. NAFLD can be also caused by certain drugs such as aspirin and corticosteroids. The disease comes with no symptoms although some people have experienced pain in the area where the liver is located, fatigue and even weight loss. The disease isn’t deadly and can be treated with a great number of medications. Although the medical treatments can help you cure the disease, no one knows the effect they have on your liver. Luckily, people diagnosed with NA...

In simple terms, fatty liver disease means an accumulation of fat in the cells of the liver. The liver is the largest organ in the human body. It performs the essential function of digesting food, storing energy, regulating blood sugar and cholesterol levels, filtering toxins from the body, and fighting disease and infection  (1) . It’s normal to have fat in the liver, but  when there is more than 5 to 10 percent fat, it can be considered as fatty liver disease . Fat accumulates in the liver as a result of habitually consuming fat-rich food that exceed the amount of fat the body can process. A build-up of fat in the liver makes it susceptible to further damage, which can cause inflammation and scarring. There are two types of fatty liver disease: alcohol-induced and non-alcoholic. The main factor behind alcohol-induced fatty liver is excessive alcohol consumption. A few of your liver cells die every time your liver filters alcohol. The liver is a hardy organ ...