Top 15 Herbs to Support Liver and Gallbladder Health
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Here's an amazing discovery you shouldn't miss – life can actually get better when you decide to live for the bitter! Dr. Jockers enumerates the top 15 herbs that are his go-to when it comes to overall health, particularly when the liver and gallbladder need serious attention. He emphasizes the importance of the liver to the body and how it can impact our wellbeing when it is not functioning properly. This episode also comes with a free drink recipe for that much-needed refreshment, with a bonus of well-known to lesser-known benefits you can enjoy today!
"The liver is perhaps the most important organ in our entire body and bitter foods tend to be very healthy and very healing for our liver."
- Dr. David Jockers
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In This Episode:
- The TOP 10 things your liver does that make it the most important organ in the body.
- Take TWO steps to detoxify your liver via FOUR pathways to clear toxins and waste products away.
- The FOUR influential functions of bile for good liver health, plus how good bile flow, this antioxidant, and specific amino acids remove obnoxious toxins.
- Whip up a powerful liver health booster drink, with apple cider vinegar, lemon, turmeric, ginger, and mint (Why these ingredients?! Tune in and find out.)
- 15 magical herbs that are not only nutritional but also really good for your liver, bile flow, liver cell regeneration, and healing.
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