5 Warning Signs That Your Liver Is Full Of Toxins And Make You Gain Weight (And How To Stop It)

The liver is a very important body organ, whose role is to convert toxins into waste and help the body to eliminate them in the form of urine and feces.

Nowadays, we are living in a polluted environment, full of toxins and dangerous chemicals, which might overwhelm the liver and make it sluggish. In this case, toxins remain in the body and start to accumulate, leading to numerous health issues.

The excess fat deposits in the liver lead to a fatty liver disease. This organ is normally fatty, but in the case of this disease, fat accounts for over 5% to 10% of the total weight of the liver.

It can be of two types, Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and alcoholic liver disease.

The latter is a result of the overindulgence in alcoholic beverages, and the non-alcoholic fatty liver disease is caused by non-alcoholic factors, such as high cholesterol or genetics.

These are the most common symptoms that indicate that your liver desperately needs detoxification:

Allergies

When the liver functions properly, it creates antibodies which fight allergens. Yet, if its function is impeded, the body stores them, and the brain produces histamine as a response, which is a chemical which marks the allergens for elimination.

Excessive histamine levels cause allergy symptoms like headaches, itchiness, and fogginess.

Acne

When toxins build up in the liver, they lead to hormonal imbalances which cause acne. In this case, topical treatment cannot fight acne, as the root cause is inside the body.

Unexplained Weight Gain

In case the liver works all the time to eliminate toxins from the body and its function is reduced, the unfiltered toxins remain in fat cells, and fat circulates from the gut through the bile and back to the liver.

Chronic Fatigue

The toxins accumulated in the body prevent the metabolism of muscle tissues, which causes ache and physical fatigue, as well as depression, mood swings, and angry outbursts.

Excessive Sweating

When it cannot function properly, the liver becomes hot and this heat is transferred to the rest of the body, and causes excessive sweating, as a way to cool itself.

 We suggest the following two recipes:

-- Chop a banana, and add it to the blender. Add a cup of Greek yogurt, a teaspoon of dandelion root crushed ginger root, and 2 tablespoons peanut butter. Blend all well.

-Prepare a breakfast smoothie by blending ginger, bananas, and dandelion root.

Make sure you consume these delicious recipes 1-2 daily.

Source: http://healthy-life-box.com/