What foods cleanse your liver?
One of the most important roles any of our organs could have,
the liver is primarily in charge of regulating our blood supply. It’s
involved in storing blood, making blood clotting possible and breaking down
damaged blood cells so they can be eliminated. Since it’s associated with
wood qi, the liver is characterized
by “upward momentum and the innate desire to be straight.” A healthy liver
results in better blood flow upward and outward, throughout our vessels, veins
and capillaries, which transport oxygen and nutrients to our cells. The
liver also interacts with other organs like the gallbladder, stomach and
spleen, since it receives digested particles or toxins and decides what to do
with them: circulate them around through the blood or eliminate them before
they can cause damage.
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