magicbenja
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I am no expert on this
and as such please feel free to disregard my opinion if you so wish
BUT, I would venture to guess that yes the liver may have the ability to regenerate etc etc, but on the other hand are we all taking into account the fact that most peoples diets are not the healthiest. If you live in McDonalds your body including your liver is going to be more congested than someone who is eating a much healthier diet. Please do not assume that something is rubbish and impossible just because you have been taught that in optimum conditions the liver is unblockable.
I am going to try a liver flush. I have psoriasis and I have been tracking my diet. When I eat peppers, excessive fats and alot of sugar. In terms of whether it will help me...who knows? I would rather try and fail than never know and continue to slather cream on the offending patches for the rest of my life.
Thank you all who have contributed helpful information regarding the liver flush to this thread!
and as such please feel free to disregard my opinion if you so wish
BUT, I would venture to guess that yes the liver may have the ability to regenerate etc etc, but on the other hand are we all taking into account the fact that most peoples diets are not the healthiest. If you live in McDonalds your body including your liver is going to be more congested than someone who is eating a much healthier diet. Please do not assume that something is rubbish and impossible just because you have been taught that in optimum conditions the liver is unblockable.
I am going to try a liver flush. I have psoriasis and I have been tracking my diet. When I eat peppers, excessive fats and alot of sugar. In terms of whether it will help me...who knows? I would rather try and fail than never know and continue to slather cream on the offending patches for the rest of my life.
Thank you all who have contributed helpful information regarding the liver flush to this thread!