Fatty Liver Detox
Fatty Liver Disease is a common condition caused by the storage of extra fat in the liver, which can lead to life-threatening inflammation and liver damage.
The liver works hard to keep your body healthy, performing over 500 vital tasks. Everything you eat or drink is filtered through your liver. It stores nutrients and removes toxins to provide your body with clean energy. When your liver is damaged or diseased, you may experience a variety of symptoms.
Common Fatty Liver
- ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE (AFLD)
The liver is responsible for processing the alcohol you drink and removing it from your body. When it has to break down large quantities of alcohol at once, the process creates harmful amounts of toxins that can damage your liver cells. Over time, this condition can progress to more serious end even fatal liver conditions.
- NONALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVE (NAFLD):
People who drink little to no alcohol can develop a range of liver conditions called NAFLD. The primary characteristic of NAFLD is too much fat in the liver cells. NAFLD is more common in people with obesity, high cholesterol and triglycerides, insulin resistance, high blood sugar and other metabolic disorders.
When your liver is damaged by these conditions, it tries to repair itself forming scar tissue in a process called cirrhosis. Over time, layers of scar tissue make it challenging for the liver to function properly. Advanced stages of cirrhosis can lead to life-threatening liver failure. Cirrhosis damage is generally permanent, but you can stop it from progressing with early treatment for the underlying condition.Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) has emerged as the leading chronic liver disease worldwide.
Causes:
Risk factors for developing fatty liver disease include:
- Excessive use of alcohol (AFLD)
- Higher body weight or obesity
- Diabetes or pre-diabetes
- Diet high in sugar and processed foods
- Hyperlipidemia, especially with high triglycerides (a blood lipid)
- Low physical activity
- Digestive issues
- Genetic predisposition
What the Drip Consists Of:
Consists of THREE amino acids: glycine, cysteine and glutamic):
- Detoxifies the liver
- Helps in improving liver function by helping in urea synthesis in liver (important metabolic process in the body)
- Helps in normalizing the levels of liver enzymes
- Lowers pathologically increased ammonia levels
- Neutralizes free radicals
- Protects the liver from further damage by drugs, alcohol
- Promotes liver regeneration by increasing liver energy balance
- Restores cells and decreases toxic load on the liver

Duration of Treatment:
30-45 minutes

Recovery: No down time.

Treatment Interval: Recommended Session: 5-10 for optimal results, twice a week. Sessions depends on an individual

Pre-Treatment Advice: Do not drink alcohol 24 hours before (and after) the procedure.
