The liver is a crucial organ that performs many essential functions, including storing nutrients, producing energy, synthesizing important substances needed by the body, producing bile for digestion, and creating proteins and enzymes. In addition, it plays a key role in detoxifying and eliminating harmful substances from the body.

Suitable for individuals with high-risk lifestyle behaviors, such as:

• Smokers

• Regular alcohol drinkers

• Those who consume unhygienic foods, such as grilled, fried, or raw foods

• People who work long hours, such as executives or business professionals

• Individuals experiencing high stress levels or inadequate rest

These behaviors may weaken the immune system and lead to toxin accumulation in the liver, causing the liver to work harder.

Over time, this may increase the risk of various conditions such as hepatitis, fatty liver disease, cirrhosis, and potentially contribute to metabolic disorders like diabetes.

Liver detox is supported through the use of Immune Boosting Amino Acid, a tripeptide composed of three amino acids. It helps stimulate the production of essential enzymes in the body and promotes liver metabolism. This process supports the elimination of toxins from the body by converting fat-soluble toxins into water-soluble substances, allowing them to be excreted more easily. It also helps prevent liver damage from excessive medication use.

Individuals who require special medical consideration before undergoing this procedure include those with the following conditions:

• Liver disease

• Diabetes

• Dyslipidemia (abnormal lipid levels)

• Gallstones

• Cancer

• Kidney disease

Smokers often have lower levels of Glutathione due to increased utilization. Glutathione functions as a natural antioxidant in the body. Supporting it with vitamin supplementation, plant extracts, essential vitamins, and minerals helps restore cellular balance and enhance detoxification.

Proper nutrition is essential. When the body receives sufficient vitamins and minerals, coenzymes and cofactors function effectively, enabling efficient toxin elimination. Conversely, poor nutrition may reduce detox efficiency and contribute to cellular deterioration.