Digestive Health

Our liver has the amazing ability to regenerate itself, making liver transplant possible. When people donate half their liver, the remaining part of the liver regenerates the section that was removed. This is because the liver can enlarge existing liver cells. New liver cells then grow and multiply in the injury or removal area. However, scarring and inflammation can slow down and even stop healing.

Reference: ^② Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research (MFMER). LIVER REGENERATION Available at https://www.mayo.edu/research/centers-programs/center-regenerative-biotherapeutics/focus-areas/liver-regeneration Accessed 23 February 2023

What we eat and drink, alcohol, cigarettes, medical drugs, stress, skincare or cosmetics products, household cleaning detergents, pesticides, inhalants, pollution and other environmental poisons all contribute to this accumulating pool of waste and toxins in our bodies which in turn can make liver detoxification and other bodily functions quickly go into a tailspin. Everyday the body needs to provide enough antioxidants that will inactivate excess free radicals, that causes the ‘detox effect,’ or ‘healing crisis.

Reference: ^③ Digestive Disease (GI) Centre (18 January 2012). Digestive system depends on a healthy liver. Available at https://www.bumrungrad.com/en/health-blog/january-2012/liver-diseases Accessed 23 February 2023.

This process is commonly known as the ‘detox effect’ or ‘healing crisis’. This is your body’s way of detoxing its dependency on metabolising sugar, caffeine, nicotine to create instant energy. In addition to this, when you eat a lot of sugar, your body uses the resulting insulin spike to make neurotransmitters you need to feel good. Once you reduce your alcohol, carbohydrate, sugar intake your body has to work harder to make these neurotransmitters. When you reduce your caffeine or nicotine intake, you’re increasing the blood flow to your brain which makes your pain receptors more sensitive. This can cause hangover symptoms such as headaches, fatigue, dizziness, mood swings as your body learns to adjust. ¹

Reference: ^① Be Pure. Detoxing? Here’s What to Expect Available at https://bepure.co.nz/detoxing-heres-what-expect Accessed 23 February 2023.

The more the merrier, any supplement that can provide a variety of essential nutrients including multivitamins, minerals, antioxidants, phospholipids, omega-3 fatty acids, plant extracts, amino acids, probiotics, prebiotics, digestive enzymes and fibre, which work together to support the whole detox process, promote healthy digestion, repair cell damage, inactivate excess free radicals and remove the resultant waste or toxins from the body. Look for herbal ingredients such as milk thistle, dandelion greens, activated charcoal, green tea, probiotics, psyllium husk, spirulina and turmeric. Essential amino acids like glutamine, glutathione along with antioxidants, multivitamins, minerals like vitamin C, D, E, A,, B’s, zinc, selenium, iron, copper and manganese.

Free radical exposure from the chronic medication and prolonged exposure to environmental toxins is unavoidable. They are in the food we eat, the water we drink, the air we breathe, skincare cosmetics and many household products we use on a daily basis. Liver health supplements help support what your liver already does naturally by protecting, boosting and revitalising it from prolonged exposure to free radical induced liver damage from medicines, smoking, UV sunrays, breathing polluted air, fire smoke, exhaust fumes while stuck in traffic.

• Herbs: milk thistle, grapeseed, turmeric, yarrow
• Amino acids: methionine, theanine, glutamine, glutathione
• Enzymes: Coenzyme Q10
• Vitamins: vitamin C-E-A-D and B vitamins
• Minerals: selenium, zinc, copper, magnesium
• Phospholipids: Phosphatidylcholine and phosphatidylserine

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