Liver detoxification

Liver detoxification is the process by which the liver filters and breaks down harmful substances, such as toxins, waste products, and pollutants, making them easier for the body to eliminate. It involves two main phases: first, the liver transforms these substances into safer, water-soluble compounds through chemical reactions; then, it helps remove these waste products via urine or bile. This essential function helps maintain overall health by preventing buildup of harmful substances and supporting metabolic balance. The liver’s ability to detoxify is crucial for protecting the body from daily exposure to toxins.