Most people do not realize how vital the liver, our largest internal organ, really is. It is the chief organ involved in detoxifying your body, and is often overlooked when considering a cleansing program. When the liver is over-stressed all other organs start to dysfunction. It is constantly working to break down not only the environmental and external toxins that invade our body though breathing and eating, but also those produced during normal metabolic processes in the body (internal toxins). Many common symptoms such as headaches, mental confusion, muscle pain, fatigue, poor coordination, nerve problems, skin irritations and emotional imbalances can be a result of over exposure to toxins. If liver function can be improved the entire body will benefit.

Every vein from the digestive tract empties into the liver for filtering out toxins and waste. The skin and lungs are the body’s first line of defense against toxins; the bowel is next, then the liver and kidneys. When the colon is overburdened with poor dietary consumption and accumulated toxicity, the liver must then work overtime in the attempts to purge the toxins and pollutants from the body. If the liver is unable to perform its full function, it will not only become even more toxic, but all the other organs are challenged in a domino effect. Many doctors and physicians report that prior to the first sign of many diseases, the effectiveness of the liver has already been reduced and functionally overwhelmed.

Some of the liver's functions are:

• To convert food into chemicals necessary for life and growth;
• To manufacture and export important substances used by the rest of the body;
• To process drugs absorbed from the digestive tract into forms that are easier for the body to use; and
• To detoxify and excrete substances that otherwise would be poisonous.

Here are just a few of the ways your liver helps you:

• By producing quick energy when it is needed;
• By manufacturing new body proteins;
• By regulating blood clotting;
• By regenerating its own damaged tissue;
• By Producing more than 13,000 essential body chemicals and hormones including cholesterol, testosterone, and estrogen. Plus your liver manages over 50,000 enzymes vital to maintain a healthy body;
• By Regulating blood sugar levels and prevents dangerous high spikes and low falls;
• By Storing essential vitamins and minerals — including vitamins A, D, K and B12.
• By Detoxifying all internal and external environmental pollutants. Simply said, if your liver did not continuously remove metabolic trash and toxins from your blood, you would be dead in a very short time frame.

One of the liver's primary jobs is to store energy in the form of glycogen, which is made from a type of sugar called glucose.

The liver removes glucose from the blood when blood glucose levels are high. Through a process called glycogenesis, the liver combines the glucose molecules in long chains to create glycogen, a carbohydrate that provides a stored form of energy. When the amount of glucose in the blood falls below the level required to meet the body's needs, the liver reverses this reaction, transforming glycogen into glucose.

Another crucial function of the liver is the production of bile, a yellowish-brown liquid containing salts necessary for the digestion of lipids, or fats. These salts are produced within the lobules. Bile leaves the liver through a network of ducts and is transported to the gallbladder, which concentrates the bile and releases it into the small intestine.

Vitamins are also stored in the liver. Drawing on the nutrient-rich blood in the hepatic portal vein, the liver collects and stores supplies of vitamins A, D, E, and K. The B vitamins are also stored here, including a two- to four-year supply of Vitamin B12.

The liver also functions as the body's healthy chemical factory. Several important proteins found in the blood are produced in the liver. One of these proteins, albumin, helps retain calcium and other important substances in the bloodstream. Albumin also helps regulate the movement of water from the bloodstream into the body's tissues. The liver also produces globin, one of the two components that form hemoglobin—the oxygen-carrying substance in red blood cells. Certain globulins, a group of proteins that includes antibodies, are produced in the liver, as are the proteins that make up the complement system, a part of the immune system that combines with antibodies to fight invading microorganisms.

Many other chemicals are produced by the liver. These include fibrinogen and prothrombin, which help wounds to heal by enabling blood to form clots, and cholesterol, a key component of cell membranes that transports fats in the bloodstream to body tissues.

In addition to manufacturing chemicals, the liver helps clear toxic substances, such as drugs and alcohol, from the bloodstream. It does this by absorbing the harmful substances, chemically altering them, and then excreting them in the bile.

Do you suffer with health challenges, poor mental sharpness, or a general lack of vitality? It is virtually impossible to have vibrant health if your liver or kidneys are dysfunctional or stressed. An abundance of toxins, pollutants, chemicals, and poisons in the body will unquestionably cause a severe strain on your cleansing organs to perform their tasks. An overload in toxicity in the body will flow to all bodily systems, including the immune system, causing a decrease in normal functions and performance. Is it any wonder why the average North American is chronically tired, sickly, and lacking the energy, alertness, and the vitality they had in their youth. Old age, in itself, is simply not the sole villain responsible for all our health woes.

Do you suffer with frequent head issues? A sluggish liver allows toxins to leak back into your blood stream which commonly triggers head issues. And unfortunately, many pharmaceutical remedies can add further stress on your liver. Cleaning out the filters of your liver can quickly help put an end to a variety of head issues.

Poor liver function can trigger blood issues when it breaks down the adrenal hormone called aldosterone. Excessive aldosterone causes your body to retain sodium and lower potassium levels. This electrolyte imbalance can cause blood issues. Additionally your liver controls the level of blood fats. Too much blood fat can make your blood sticky and difficult to travel through your veins.

Many common health issues can be a direct resultant of a toxic liver. When an overworked liver gets bombarded with artificial chemicals from foods, environmental pollutants, and toxins - it’s easy for these toxins and chemicals to build up in the liver and escape from the protective filters in the liver into your blood stream. These chemicals then become absorbed and incorporated into the cells of your muscles, organs, joints, and tissues. Now your immune system can no longer recognize these 'chemicalized' cells as a natural part of your body and views them as foreign invaders to be destroyed. Therefore, your body produces antibodies to attack its own cells. It is imperative to take the load off your overworked immune system by cleansing your liver!

Another by-product of a toxic liver is the presence of unstable blood sugar in the body. When your levels are out of balance, it is common to experience such symptoms as fatigue, lightheadedness, and an uncontrollable craving for sugar. No wonder so many people with low blood sugar levels tend to have weight problems as well as yeast infections. Normally when blood sugar levels in the body drop, a healthy liver will quickly release stored sugar called glycogen into the bloodstream. But when your liver is toxic or sluggish, blood sugar levels are not efficiently balanced and can leave you prone to potentially developing serious blood sugar related problems.

Gallbladder problems and gallstones can also be a result of poor liver function. When you eat fatty foods, your liver emulsifies—or breaks down—the fat with the help of bile, which is stored in the gallbladder. This process raises the cholesterol content of your bile. A sluggish liver will not manufacture enough bile salts to keep the cholesterol from hardening. The results? The cholesterol crystallizes and turns into small “rocks.” These rocks are then dumped into your gallbladder for storage and are now known as gallstones—which can be painful and even lead to serious gallbladder problems!

In summary - when your liver is not able to effectively cleanse your blood, all the toxins you ingest and that are also absorbed are then passed virtually unchecked back into your body systems where they can negatively effect every cell in your body!

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