Liver cleansing

The liver - The liver is the largest gland in the human body, weighing about 1.5 kg and containing 800 - 900 ml of blood and is rich in blood vessels. Its color is reddish-brown and it has four lobes of different sizes and shapes. The liver is located on the right side of the abdominal cavity, below the diaphragm and slightly above the gallbladder.

Liver structure

Functions of the Liver The liver has three main functions: vascular (in blood circulation), metabolic (in metabolism), and excretory (removal of toxins).

From a metabolic perspective, the liver is an important organ with a high metabolic activity. Therefore, it is called the "chemical factory" of the body.

The liver produces and stores fats (along with other essential nutrients such as vitamins, amino acids, and iron). Also, when glycogen and fat stores are depleted, the liver converts amino acids into fatty acids for energy.

The following list explains the enormous importance of a healthy and clean liver:

· Almost every disease is caused, directly or indirectly, by congestion in the bile ducts of the liver and gallbladder.

· Toxic trapped bile is the source of most digestive problems.

· Congested bile ducts in the liver can turn harmless chemicals into carcinogens – and then spread them throughout the body.

A liver that is not functioning properly may block 70% of blood flow to the heart.

· The liver is responsible for mental clarity and emotional stability.

· The liver is capable of introducing proteins into the lymphatic system and thus causing many immune system reactions – from allergies to autoimmune diseases, and from colds to cancer.

· Liver enzymes can convert the body's steroid hormones into either beneficial or harmful hormones. The latter can cause cancer in the reproductive organs.

One of the most important functions of the liver is the production of bile, about 1.5-1 liter per day.

Gallstones of any type, size, and number can be easily and safely removed by flushing the liver and gallbladder.

From the book: Health in your hands

Liver cleansing is recommended for everyone. Our liver is loaded with industrialized food high in fats and sugars, alcohol, medications, nighttime eating, protein full of hormones, antibiotics, and more.

The result - obesity, gallstones will form, cholesterol will rise, we will feel fatigue, heaviness, headaches, the liver may become fatty, and we will burden the digestive system.

Treatment plans

* Fatty liver treatment program · Cleansing through green powdered plants, liver extract, and all this with nutritional support. In addition, there is the option of adding a coffee enema.

* Heavy cleaning treatment plan · The cleaning process is continuous, with each cleaning removing a layer of plaque. Approximately five treatments are required to complete the cleaning. This series is completed once, and then for maintenance purposes, it is advisable to perform a cleaning once a year.

Accumulation of stones in the liver/gallbladder that were washed out during cleansing

Gallstones - a constant source of disease

Gallstones in the liver are formed due to overeating, unhealthy diet and lifestyle, processed and genetically modified foods, incorrect late eating habits, high insulin levels, and sugar consumption. As the stones grow in size and number, the liver cells are forced to reduce bile production. When the main bile ducts are blocked, only a cup or less is able to reach the intestines. The bile fluid that is left behind not only impairs digestion, but also prevents the liver from excreting toxins and pushing the stones out of the bile ducts. This fluid becomes toxic. Some of it is returned to the blood and reaches all vital organs, including the brain. This phenomenon also affects the blood circulation in the liver. The walls of the blood vessels in it become increasingly clogged. As a result, low-density lipoproteins (proteins that transport fats throughout the body, VLDL – lipid particles produced in the liver and containing triglycerides, and LDL – formed from VLDL remnants and containing mainly cholesterol. Both are also known as “bad cholesterol”) cannot leave the bloodstream, which is the reason for the increase in serum cholesterol levels.

Because gallstones are porous, they can trap or absorb toxins, bacteria, viruses, and parasites that pass through the liver, like a fishing net that collects fish. They can become a constant source of infection because they carry an increasing number of bacteria into the body. Attempts to permanently cure intestinal bloating, bladder infections, candida, stomach ulcers, inflammatory diseases, or any of the conditions described above will fail if the bacteria-filled gallstones are not expelled from the liver.