Ayurveda uses herbs to cleanse the liver and the body. Using Ayurvedic herbs for liver detoxification is a wonderful way to revive the damaged liver cells and giving new strength to the body.Try taking small amounts of protein while following a liver detox diet alongside consuming fruits and veggies. Also, remember to wash the fruits and veggies properly so that pesticides or fertilizers may not enter the body, if not, the liver detoxification process is obstructed.Fore more information cal seven seven nine three zero two zero four eight zero.

CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER results when liver cells get fibrosed(scarred) due to history of alcoholism, viral hepatitis and quite a few other reasons. Liver hardens and shrink and starts becoming non functional slowly. It hinders blood flow in liver. When portal vein flow hinders it develops portal hypertension which is a serious condition. In mild to moderate liver cirrhosis Ayurveda DEFINITELY helps to stop further damage. It depends on MELD score. If left uncontrolled, it may lead to irreversible damage to liver tissue. Some very effective herbs used in liver diseases are Echinacea, Phyllanthus Niruri, Picorrhiza, Terminalia chebula, Hogweed, Eclipta, Purple tephrosia etc. Such herbs also induce auto detox and correction of functions of liver. Now a days various Ayurvedic  combos are available in different forms. But OTC (over the counter) product purchase should be avoided esp by serious and sincere patients and any qualified Ayurvedic doctor should be consulted.

Fatty liver is excessive accumulation of lipid in hepatocytes, the most common liver response to injury. Fatty liver develops for many reasons, involves many different biochemical mechanisms, and causes different types of liver damage. Clinically, it is most useful to distinguish fatty liver due to pregnancy or alcoholic liver disease from that occurring in the absence of pregnancy and alcoholism (nonalcoholic fatty liver disease [NAFLD]). NAFLD includes simple fatty infiltration (a benign condition) and nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, a less common but more important variant.