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The Liver and Your Health

Healthier Liver = Healthy Fat Burning

Your liver is responsible for over 600 metabolic functions. When your liver becomes overburdened with toxins, processed foods, medicines, alcohol, sugar, stress hormones, etc. this causes damage to the liver and it stops functioning properly! When this happens your health goes down quickly.

 

You want a healthy liver that filters out environmental toxins and excessive stress hormones, helps assimilate nutrients and minerals, process fat, aides in digestion and blood sugar control, and helps process your macronutrients (fats, carbs, and proteins) efficiently. The liver also controls over 70% of your thyroid function by converting T4 into T3 helping you keep your metabolism humming along.

 

When your liver goes from thriving mode to survival mode, metabolic problems soon follow, such as:

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  • Weight gain around the abdomen

  • Inability to lose weight

  • Digestive issues, especially fats

  • Burping, belching, and/or abdominal pain after eating fatty foods

  • Bowel issues - usually constipation

  • Arthritis type pain

  • Abdominal bloating

  • Skin issues, moodiness, depression

  • Low energy, unstable blood sugar, sleep disturbances

  • Increased hunger

 

If you want to ensure a healthy liver, commit to eliminating the top inflammatory foods, processed foods, stimulants, sugars, grains, pasta, and more. We use dietary changes and whole food supplements to support liver function.

With a healthy liver, the sky is the limit for your health, fat loss, metabolism and health results.

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CONTACT

New Life - Weight Loss

620 Suite A. Westport Road

Elizabethtown, KY 42701, US

(270) 769-9844

www.etownchiro.com

etchiro1@gmail.com

* DISCLAIMER: Some weight loss results featured on this website are not typical. The average person can expect to lose 1 to 2 pounds weekly following the New Life Weight Loss program, but there is no guarantee any weight loss will occur. Results vary because of many factors, including and not limited to: adherence to the program, current health issues, food eaten, water consumed, and sleep quantity.

 

This website does not provide medical or healthcare advice. Neither New Life Weight Loss nor the publisher of this content takes responsibility for possible health consequences of any person or persons reading or following the information in this educational content. Consult with your physician before making any dietary or other health-related changes, including adoption of the New Life Weight Loss Program.

New Life Weight Loss complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, ​color, national origin, age, disability, or sex.

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