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Liver
Continuously processing the blood used by your body, your liver strives to
keep us healthy by neutralizing harmful toxins and wastes. It also converts
food into substances needed for life and growth, storing energy, amino
acids, protein, and manufacturing the enzymes and bile that help digest
food.
So imagine what life would be like if your liver were
compromised in some way...
Plus a lot
That’s probably to much
if it were to become diseased and suddenly it was unable to
carry out its numerous functions? Would life even be possible?
Well, no. Without a liver transplant, you would not survive for
very long.
If you have damaged your liver or you have a liver disease you do not want
to eat unhealthy your liver is an unhealthy food filter but you cant replace
this filter easily. So you need to go easy on it by eating healthy no alcohol no
salts no trans fats extra.
DIET AND NUTRITION FOR LIVER DISEASE AND HEPATITIS
After being diagnosed with liver disease, some of the first questions that a person typically
asks concern diet and nutrition. Commonly asked questions include: What foods are good
for the liver? Are there foods that can harm the liver? Are vitamin supplements helpful?
How much protein should I get in my diet? Unfortunately, many doctors lack the expertise
to supply knowledgeable answers to these and similar questions. One reason for this is that
most medical schools do not spend enough time on the topics of diet, nutrition, and
exercise.
Everything that enters the body must pass through the liver to be processed. The liver
functions as a filter to protect the body from harmful substances and is responsible for the
production and use of most nutrients. Therefore, everything that is ingested has an effect
on the liver—some positive, some negative. That’s why it is advisable for people to eat
foods with an eye towards promoting liver health. This is especially true when the liver is
damaged. Understanding the basics of nutrition is necessary in order to make intelligent
food choices that will benefit the liver. Due to FDA regulations, food labels contain
nutritional information. A person with liver disease should always read these labels
carefully. Also, most people with liver disease need to restrict some foods from their diets.
This should not be viewed as a punishment, but rather as a step in the direction of a
healthier liver.
IS THERE AN OPTIMAL DIET FOR THOSE WITH LIVER DISEASE?
Miracle Detox:
GENERAL NUTRITIONAL GUIDELINES FOR LIVER DISEASE
VITAMINS
Reactivate your liver to
MINERALS
permanently increase fat burn
PROTEIN
by 91%.
AMINO ACID SUPPLEMENTS
CARBOHYDRATES
Three days of detox is all it takes!
FAT
Perfect for women who want to
FOODS AND SUPPLEMENTS TO AVOID
jumpstart major weight loss this
GAS - RELATED PROBLEMS
year.
CAFFEINE AND THE LIVER
GLUTEN AND THE LIVER
One of the healthiest slim-quick
CHOLESTEROL AND THE LIVER
approaches is a liver-cleansing
CRASH DIETS AND DIET PILLS
detox called the Fat Flash Plan.
Word has it that numerous 'high
profilers' have sipped the diet's
signature cranberry juice cocktail,
including singer Taylor Dayne,
former secretary of state
Madeleine Albright and actress
Jennifer Garner
Mon
Break:
branflacks
Lunch:
burritos
Super:
steak peas
beans
corn
Tues
Break:
Branflacks
Lunch:
Chicken
Cheese
and sting
netal rap
Super:
lasagna
Wed
Break:
Branflacks
Lunch: pea
soup
Super:fish
peas beans
corn and
potatos
Thurs
Break:
branflacks
Lunch:
spaghetti
Super:
sheperds
pie
Fri
Break:
branflacks
Lunch:
turky
sandwich
Super rost
tukey
Sat
Break:
branflacks
Lunch
benut
butter and
jam
Super thai
stir fry
Sun
Break:
branflacks
Lunch:
Healthy
burgers
Super:
pancakes