Dr. Tabatha Barber explains how the liver's three-phase detox pathway removes estrogen and toxins, but modern life overloads it. Toxins stored in fat cells can block weight loss; proper liver support two to four times yearly may reduce cholesterol, anxiety, and facial puffiness.
We need to talk about it because we've been talking about the importance of getting estrogen out of our bodies.
Such a toxin is defined as any. Anything that is harmful to the body, it's going right into your bloodstream because your skin is your largest organ. We just live in a society that is unfortunately quite toxic. And what has happened, I think, over the years is that our body's ability to be able to properly detoxify toxins, to be able to properly detoxify our hormones, it's just become impaired. And it's just so critical to be able to support that. And that's what the liver products will do, is they'll take all three phases of that process and support it very specifically so that we just move those toxins through. Now, another reason why sometimes it can be a struggle to lose weight for, for individuals, is that your body, because it's trying to protect you, it will store those toxins in your fat cells, which is kind of a bummer. That can be a reason why the fat is just not coming off, because it's hanging onto those toxins to really give your body a little bit of a break and able to take these liver products that will help support the movement of the toxins out, then those they'll release from your fat cells, that can also help with weight loss there too. But it's just really critical to get the toxins out.
Like, you should be doing this two to four times a year just to support those liver detox pathways so that your body can get rid of the ongoing toxic burden. And that's why some women feel like garbage when they take liver cleanses or liver detoxes, because it's only working on phase one.
The detox do some harm if you take just a random detox from any place. I mean, you really have to be careful because, you know, there's a specific way and process in which your liver will, in a healthy manner, take toxins and immobilize them out of the body or mobilize them out of the body. Why that matters to you is when it changes structure, it becomes more toxic than the original toxin.
I think that's really important to understand. And if you do a quote unquote, liver detox and you don't notice significant difference, like if you don't lose a couple pounds and sleep better and have more energy, that's a cue that it's probably not that great of a product.
I mean, we've seen cholesterol labs change, anxiety, depression disorders change, sleep overall, just a feeling of vitality. It's not easy to do, but we can do hard things. And when you do hard things, you tell your brain, I can do other hard things. It's really good from a confidence building standpoint and making changes in your life. So it's not easy to do, but that's what. When you come on out on the other side of a challenge, it's like you're a different person. It is that, but you will be a different person at the end of it.
Like, take before and after pictures because you're gonna be mind blown about the puffiness, like, in your face.
