Palpation - a doctor prodding your stomach - if you're not too overweight - is an easy start. That'll show rough size and firmness.
Next step would probably be a blood test, to see if those values associated with liver function are OK.
Third would be an imaging test. Perhaps ultrasound first. Then there is always x-ray or a scan, if needed.
The liver diet is to cleanse your liver and body, keeping it healthy. It works in 3 stages (prepare,buy, and cleanse) You can find out more information at http://www.justcleansing.com/livercleansing.htm
Liver supplements can help you with the performance of your liver. When you have a healthy liver, your metabolism will increase.
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The major benefit of having a healthy liver is that you cannot live without one. The liver is involved in almost all areas of the body, and if it is not performing healthy, you will become sick.
Healthy body, strong bones, strong muscles, healthier heart and liver, and a healthy mind.
Most pharmacies and vitamin stores like GNC offer liver cleansing products. Just make sure that your body is healthy enough to do this, by talking to your doctor first.
we only have one liver but our liver is separated into four parts.One. It's the largest internal organ.
It rids of alcoholic waste and keeps your body healthy because there is no more alcohol waste in your body when the liver rids of it.Not only that but it filters some waste from entering your blood, as some other organs do. For example: Almost any energy drink can harm your liver (if you over-consume). It is not just alcohol. If you over consume alcohol you will vomit eventually, which the liver plays a major role in.
the liver helps clean your blood such as when you get a disease it will clean your blood to keep you healthy
Replacement of a whole diseased liver by a healthy donor liver.
the liver makes bile that breaks down food. it also filters/ cleans blood and sends it back on its way to the heart.
Alcohol is metabolized by the liver, at the rate of about 0.6 ounces (14 ml) per hour of pure alcohol (assuming a healthy liver).