Did you know that the human body is continuously ingesting toxins through food, lifestyle and the environment? The liver plays an important role in helping eliminate these toxins from the body. The liver functions as a detoxifier in several ways: It filters the blood to remove high-molecular-weight toxins from circulation, enzymatically inactivates toxins, and converts fat-soluble toxins into water-soluble so they can be excreted in the urine.*

Unfortunately, the overabundance of toxins our bodies builds up causes undue stress on the liver, which often can’t keep up with the demand. It needs help to remove these toxins and keep you healthy. A healthy gene and immune environment require the ability to neutralize free radicals in all organs of detoxification, including the lymphatics, kidneys and liver. The liver-detoxification process can be enhanced or undermined depending of what we eat. More than the vitamins and minerals found in fruits and vegetables, the phytochemical compounds that they contain are highly beneficial. Some phytochemicals can support the detoxification process by promoting the normal production of liver-detoxifying enzymes and by inhibiting free radicals. Broccoli seed sulforaphanes, curcuminoids and N- Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) have synergistic effects on healthy cell activity.*

No better nutraceutical combination can be found for healthy hepatic function than that in the nutraMetrix® Liver Health Regimen. nutraMetrix Curcumin Extreme™, nutraMetrix Timeless Prescription Oxygen Extreme™, and nutraMetrix nutriClean HepatoCleanse provide a great liver support package that provide a host of benefits — including maintenance of healthy liver cells, strong antioxidant protection, and cleansing and detoxification of the liver. The detoxification regimen includes the benefits of fresh vegetables and fruits, cruciferous veggies, curcuminoids, many spices and seasonings (e.g., garlic, rosemary, ginger), berries and green tea, alongside select traditional botanicals like milk thistle (to enhance phase II detox pathway), and schizandra, an adaptogen that may promote balance in the body.*