SUPPLEMENTS FOR SKIN LIVER HEALING
5-MTHF: Binds onto the B12 that elevated biotics create inside the ileum. Also enters the liver, igniting and bringing back to life storage bins of B12 that the liver keeps for emergencies while helping the liver convert it to a bioactive form that it can deliver into the bloodstream, coded with messages attached for specific organs. Chemical compounds that liver produces attach themselves to the 5-MTHF and B12 so that absorb the B12 easily.
Barley grass juice powder: Contains phytonutrients that feed an undernourished liver while allowing it to detoxify dozens of toxins and poisons inherited from the past and exposed to in the present moment. It’s a responsible detoxifier with take-and-give integrity, replacing the troublemakers it removes with vital nutrients.
Turmeric
Turmeric: Reduces liver swelling when a liver gets toxically hot. Helps squeeze out residuals of mucus from bile passageways and pockets inside the liver while it wakes up and stimulates liver cells, reigniting and rerouting energy throughout the liver. Helps with hormone production inside the liver while removing and cleaning out unwanted toxic hormones. Overall, turmeric increases liver performance.
L-lysine: Enters the liver and acts as a smokescreen to all the viruses that are responsible for liver disease and autoimmune disorders. Viruses hate lysine. It is like the powder that comes out of a fire extinguisher – a viral retardant that deters viruses from proliferating. L-lysine strengthens the immune system in the liver and aids in some of the organ’s most important functions.
Selenium: Improves the liver's ability to process vitamins and other nutrients. Needed for the utilization and conversion of amino acids inside the liver. Increases the liver's cell strength and bolsters its personalized immune system of white blood cells throughout the entire liver. Helps maintain good levels of albumin in the liver.
Spirulina: Provides an abundance of vitamins and minerals to reestablish the liver's storage banks of nutrients that it can easily convert into what it needs in the moment to release and deliver throughout the body. Stops viral and bacterial growth inside the liver, revitalizes the organ by binding onto hundreds of toxins and poisons and carrying them out of deep pockets of the liver, strengthens the liver's immune system, and helps in it over 2,000 chemical functions. Especially aids the liver's glucose storage and protein conversions.
Vitamin C: Strengthens all levels of the liver’s personalized immune system. Speeds up white blood cell recuperation and recovery time in between wars with viruses and bacteria; also weakens pathogens exposed to it. The liver uses vitamin C in all of it over 2,000 chemical functions. It detoxifies and cleanses the liver, stops a sluggish liver, loosens, and disperses fat cells stored inside the liver, strengthens the adrenal glands, and helps the liver recover after bouts of stress related adrenaline surges. Helps stop and repair scar tissue deep in the liver’s core.
Vitamin B12: Helps with liver cell communication, improving the ability of cells inside the liver to transfer information to one another with eases rather than resistance. Protects nerve tissue that enters and runs all through the liver. Vitamin B12 is highly instrumental to all the liver’s over 2,000 chemical functions and highly instrumental in activating the liver’s ability to utilize, process, and distribute all other vitamins and minerals that are stored inside of it. One of conventional medicine’s most important discoveries was singling out B12. It helps keep a liver out of stagnation, strengthens hepatocytes and all other liver cells as well as liver lobules, and prevents the liver’s blood vessels from atrophying.
Zinc: Responsible for all the over 2,000 chemical functions of the liver, including the creation of your liver in the womb and the development of your liver as you grew and reached adulthood. The liver stores an abundance of zinc because it knows people are zinc deficient, in part due to the lack of it in the food we eat. Without zinc, your liver can’t perform its functions that protect your whole body, so despite its zinc storage, your liver always needs more, because the zinc output needed to respond to the mental and physical demands upon us is high. The on slot of viruses, bacteria, and other pathologists in particular drains are sink reserves. One specific purpose of zinc reserves is to eliminate toxic forms of copper that are always high inside the liver and that can cause the organ harm. If someone is so sink deficient that even the liver sink reserves have dropped to a dangerous level, that person can develop a host of viral related autoimmune diseases and illnesses. Zinc helps the liver's immune system fend off every unfriendly microorganism that enters a liver.