Improve your Liver with Bitter Leaf

 


Improve your liver with Bitter Leaf

Bitterleaf also called ‘Liver Plant’

If you have been suffering from liver damage or you want to avoid it by protecting your liver, you should consume bitter leaf.

Fatty Diseases : It prevents the development of fatty diseases. While this is a common disease among frequent drinkers, people with diabetes can also suffer from fatty liver disease, which causes the buildup of fat in the liver, and that is not good for you. However, if you consume bitter leaf, you can prevent it or even clear it out in its early stages.

It detoxifies the body. Bitter leaf contains lots of antioxidants, and, as we all know, they can help in detoxifying the body. Lots of toxins can be found in the liver, but they can be flushed out with some bitter leaf juice/tea/soup or any other meals containing bitter leaf.

It decreases negative effects of medicine. Medicine (particularly pills and antibiotics) are often quite harmful for the liver, but if you consume some bitter leaf, you can significantly decrease or even completely negate this damage.

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Dosage : If you are suffering from any of the above, drink twice a day.


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