Our liver is the quiet warrior that keeps our blood clean. It is the champion that metabolizes nutrients, stores energy, and even aids in digestion of emotions and experiences. An essential organ, the liver works around-the-clock for us. It is the largest internal organ, but it is rather easy to overlook. That is because when it is working healthily and efficiently, it is quiet and begs for no attention. However, there is an ever-increasing influx of stressors, potential health invaders, and poor-quality foods. Known in Ayurveda as a hot organ, the liver is directly connected to the body’s fat storage, PH level maintenance, and blood pressure regulation. When the liver’s function and health declines, either in the form of inflammation, fibrosis, cirrhosis or other ailments, it can have immediate negative (and potentially fatal) effects on the rest of our bodily systems. For these reasons—and many more—it is critical to support the liver's optimal function.
Our liver is the quiet warrior that keeps our blood clean. It is the champion that metabolizes nutrients, stores energy, and even aids in digestion of emotions and experiences. An essential organ, the liver works around-the-clock for us. It is the largest internal organ, but it is rather easy to overlook. That is because when it is working healthily and efficiently, it is quiet and begs for no attention. However, there is an ever-increasing influx of stressors, potential health invaders, and poor-quality foods. Known in Ayurveda as a hot organ, the liver is directly connected to the body’s fat storage, PH level maintenance, and blood pressure regulation. When the liver’s function and health declines, either in the form of inflammation, fibrosis, cirrhosis or other ailments, it can have immediate negative (and potentially fatal) effects on the rest of our bodily systems. For these reasons—and many more—it is critical to support the liver's optimal function.
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Our liver is the quiet warrior that keeps our blood clean. It is the champion that metabolizes nutrients, stores energy, and even aids in digestion of emotions and experiences. An essential organ, the liver works around-the-clock for us. It is the largest internal organ, but it is rather easy to overlook. That is because when it is working healthily and efficiently, it is quiet and begs for no attention. However, there is an ever-increasing influx of stressors, potential health invaders, and poor-quality foods. Known in Ayurveda as a hot organ, the liver is directly connected to the body’s fat storage, PH level maintenance, and blood pressure regulation. When the liver’s function and health declines, either in the form of inflammation, fibrosis, cirrhosis or other ailments, it can have immediate negative (and potentially fatal) effects on the rest of our bodily systems. For these reasons—and many more—it is critical to support the liver's optimal function.
Our liver is the quiet warrior that keeps our blood clean. It is the champion that metabolizes nutrients, stores energy, and even aids in digestion of emotions and experiences. An essential organ, the liver works around-the-clock for us. It is the largest internal organ, but it is rather easy to overlook. That is because when it is working healthily and efficiently, it is quiet and begs for no attention. However, there is an ever-increasing influx of stressors, potential health invaders, and poor-quality foods. Known in Ayurveda as a hot organ, the liver is directly connected to the body’s fat storage, PH level maintenance, and blood pressure regulation. When the liver’s function and health declines, either in the form of inflammation, fibrosis, cirrhosis or other ailments, it can have immediate negative (and potentially fatal) effects on the rest of our bodily systems. For these reasons—and many more—it is critical to support the liver's optimal function.
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