Hepato Health

Supports Healthy Liver Function and Fat Metabolism Enhances Liver Lipid Clearance Protects the Liver from Toxins and Oxidative Stress Helps Maintain Healthy Blood Pressure Levels The liver is a major metabolic organ in the body with more than 500 vital functions that have been identified. In fact, the liver regulates most chemical levels in the blood and holds about one pint (13%) of the body's blood supply at any given moment. Some of the more well-known functions of the liver include production of certain proteins for blood plasma, production of cholesterol and lipoproteins to help carry fats through the body, conversion of excess glucose into glycogen for storage, and balancing or producing glucose as needed. As a result, liver congestion can cause cardiometabolic challenges, especially when lipids accumulate. The prevalence of refined sugars, carbohydrates, and unhealthy fats in the Western diet has been directly linked to many contemporary liver and cardiovascular challenges.