Service Description

Our liver acts as a filter to cleanse the body of toxins. It removes, neutralizes, or modifies toxic substances that are formed during the digestive process, such as: Sugars * Flours * Chemicals * Chronic medications * Smoking * Industrialized food * Animal products * Sprayed vegetables * Any mental stress The liver is responsible for the blood proteins that serve as carriers of various substances from the cells to the blood. The liver is connected to the adrenal gland and sex hormones, thus being attributed a hormonal role. The liver regulates the body's sugar level, which is essential for a healthy lifestyle. The liver is the largest organ in our body, and requires maintenance and cleansing, especially these days. When the liver is tired or fatty, it works sluggishly, does not break down food properly, and even disrupts the balance of sugars in the body. Systems that remove toxins from the body (including the liver) need rest and resetting. Liver cleansing is done through diet, herbs, and cleansing.