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Good juices for the liver

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PostPosted: 07/29/06 - 23:00    Post subject: Good juices for the liver Vote now! Reply with quote

Hi, I want to try a method of detoxification of liver. As I believe that we live in too polluted environment and want to protect myself from chronic diseases that are developing. What juices are good for liver detoxification?
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PostPosted: 08/08/06 - 10:00    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Liver plays an important role in detoxification process in the body with colon and kidneys together. It is affected only when the colon and kidneys are overloaded. However, when liver gets involved in detoxification, it slows down the important amino acid supply. Proper amino acid supply is vita for functioning of human body, and many disease can arise from this disorder. When cleansing a body from toxins, you start with your colon, then kidneys and finally liver. Liver cleansing will enable the liver to release the toxins and improve its essential functions.
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